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It depends on how you look at it. Thanks to Wikipedia (this was back in 2002-2006) I was able to bypass the problem that half of my university lecturers were re
by andrewingram 11y ago
It depends on how you look at it. Thanks to Wikipedia (this was back in 2002-2006) I was able to bypass the problem that half of my university lecturers were researchers first, and teachers a distant second.
Key computer science concepts went from being incomprehensible to being remarkably easy, and I didn't need to spend a small fortune on textbooks either. So to some extent, a revolution has already happened.
- thaumasiotes 11y agoI remember a huge controversy while I was in college over whether it was even possible to get reliable information off wikipedia. At the time, my primary use for wikipedia was math articles, so I found this somewhat amusing. The math articles were fine.