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I am a professor of music at New College of Florida, a small, public liberal arts college in Sarasota. I have a PhD in musicology from the University of Pennsylvania, my dissertation on dance at the Paris Opéra between 1830 and 1850. Recently I have begun work on topics in American music, including women whistlers. I have constructed an assignment in a writing enhanced course that I teach, "Music and the Environment," in which I ask students to analyze an article, contribute to an article, and then revise another student's article in the class. It gives students a stronger idea of how Wikipedia works, why professors might ask them to use Wikipedia, the limits of Wikipedia as a source--[[User:Maribeth Clark|Maribeth Clark]] ([[User talk:Maribeth Clark|talk]]) 17:14, 21 January 2015 (UTC)Maribeth Clark |
I am a professor of music at New College of Florida, a small, public liberal arts college in Sarasota. I have a PhD in musicology from the University of Pennsylvania, my dissertation on dance at the Paris Opéra between 1830 and 1850. Recently I have begun work on topics in American music, including women whistlers. I have constructed an assignment in a writing enhanced course that I teach, "Music and the Environment," in which I ask students to analyze an article, contribute to an article, and then revise another student's article in the class. It gives students a stronger idea of how Wikipedia works, why professors might ask them not to use Wikipedia, the limits of Wikipedia as a source--[[User:Maribeth Clark|Maribeth Clark]] ([[User talk:Maribeth Clark|talk]]) 17:14, 21 January 2015 (UTC)Maribeth Clark |
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I am a professor of music at New College of Florida, a small, public liberal arts college in Sarasota. I have a PhD in musicology from the University of Pennsylvania, my dissertation on dance at the Paris Opéra between 1830 and 1850. Recently I have begun work on topics in American music, including women whistlers. I have constructed an assignment in a writing enhanced course that I teach, "Music and the Environment," in which I ask students to analyze an article, contribute to an article, and then revise another student's article in the class. It gives students a stronger idea of how Wikipedia works, why professors might ask them not to use Wikipedia, the limits of Wikipedia as a source--Maribeth Clark (talk) 17:14, 21 January 2015 (UTC)Maribeth Clark