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The Reliability of Wikipedia…and What You Can Do To Help

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Is Wikipedia a reliable source of information? What can you do to help make it better?

In this session we will help you understand the Wikipedia editorial process. There will also be a free sandwich lunch.

This session is open to all members of the University of Cambridge.

For more information and to book your place, visit our Eventbrite page

This talk is part of the Betty & Gordon Moore Library Events series.

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