Be careful about comparing website statistics. There are two groups of people on the user end of a website: the user signed on and the one impacted by the website’s information. With Wikipedea they are the same; with educational websites like WikiEducator the end user is rarely the one signed on. The one signed on takes the information and applies it in learning situations which impact many end users of that information. It has been my finding that Wikipedea is far from being the best source of information for primary and to some extent secondary school learning. Knowledgeable users and contributors (both material and monetary wise) understand this. They do expect quality not quantity in what the website provides as the next generation is being impacted.
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