CITRIS and the Banatao Institute
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Since anyone in the world can edit articles on Wikipedia, one of the most visited sites on the web, how do we know how to trust its content? One CITRIS researcher has a method.
Dissecting Sustainable
Development
Dear Friends of CITRIS,
It has been an exciting and eventful fall semester, one that
has seen continued strides for CITRIS in many areas. …
From the outset, CITRIS involvement has been instrumental in helping to shape academic excellence at UC Merced. This influence is the innovative open source teaching […]
Computational Science and Engineering (CSE) is a rapidly growing interdisciplinary field that encompasses applications (science/engineering), applied mathematics, numerical analysis, and computer science and engineering in […]
Transforming an information surplus into an information success is the aim of knowledge science, and doing so in the burgeoning area of knowledge services is […]
At the UC Berkeley campus, CITRIS, in conjunction with the Haas School of Business, the School of Information, and the College of Engineering, helped to […]
The Information and Service Design (ISD) Program at the UC Berkeley School of Information works to develop a coherent framework for the study of service. […]
Game-based learning is a promising new approach to education that combines information technology with advances in new media. Researchers at Berkeley’s Center for New Media, […]
Wikipedia has become an invaluable source of information to millions of households and to schools and workplaces nationwide—indeed, worldwide. In many ways, a “Wikipedia search” […]
