by Amy Norman
If you've ever wanted to have an encyclopedia at your fingertips - or contribute to a public encyclopedia, - you'll embrace a growing trend: online knowledge sharing. The idea is to gather all information from whatever sources and on whatever subjects or issues or topics, organize it in a systematic and orderly manner for easy access and free examination of the general public. In practice, college students benefit because they can contribute what they know, as well as learn about a variety of topics. At the same time, it has the dual purpose as a social network site for 'birds of the same feather who flock together' to benefit to their common good and special fields of interest.
Another interested participant should be the writers who are blessed with an above average knowledge of the real and the literary world, and who will also find the site a rich well of information for their creative works. Generally speaking, a question-driven knowledge system enables anyone to ask questions on topics that do not yet appear. Then, an expert in that particular field can provide a reliable, knowledgeable answer. Come to think of it, the concept a paradox of plainness and genius - never an idea so plain and simple has benefited so many.
The Hallmarks of a Great Share and Create System
The ideal knowledge site is one that is accessible, navigable and quick to respond to every Tom, Dick and Harry. Nothing can be more irritable than going through a tedious and repetitive search process. For the convenience of the users, the site should provide a bookmark to store questions and information. Other features or facilities that would make for a credible and ideal site should be discussion groups or message boards, community building features and a mechanism to automatically research history of questions and participants.
As compensation and to induce more participation, knowledge sites offer free product or service promotions and/or advertising revenue sharing schemes. As the knowledge base grows and attracts new college students, writers, and professionals, these incentives tend to grow. Development
The system as conceptualized will have a life of its own and will be fed and nourished by all sorts of questions and answers that will be received on a daily or even hourly basis. The topics can range from gardening, parenting, and pets to gas mileage, mortgages, and water conservation. The assortment of data and facts are especially helpful to college students and those in the literary profession. They are the people who are in constant need of information and this kind of facility will cut down their research time dramatically.
Professionals, students, the artist and the scientists, the layman and the theologian, name it - all has the opportunity and the freedom to contribute to the success of this knowledge creation and sharing scheme. And the best news of all is these sites are free for everyone to enjoy. It's like having a group of experts on speed dial!
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New Unique Article!
Title: A Public Collaboration For A Wealth Of Information
Author: Amy Norman
Email: uaw@commercepublishing.com
Keywords: Online Education,Education and Online,Education,Reference and Education,Reference,Culture and Society,Culture,Society,College,Universities,College and Universities,Home,Family,Home and Family
Word Count: 497
Category: College
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