Wikipedia:ESADE CEMS MIM Master's Programme/2016-2017
 ESADE — Course 2016 / 2017 | Supported by  |
| Coordinators: Alberto Gimeno, Josep Ruano Mentor: Kippelboy |
Welcome to The Digital Transformation of the World, this is an educational project organized by CEMS (ESADE) with the collaboration of Amical Wikimedia, as a part of CEMS Master’s in International Management (MIM). CEMS is a global alliance of leading business schools, multinational companies and NGOs that offer the CEMS Master’s in International Management (MIM).
Goals
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Students must improve Wikipedia articles from the very beginning of the course. That way you will have feedback since the first day, working together with the community of editors and reviewers of Wikipedia, you will have to follow academic research formatting and support all your research with facts and data, but at the same time you will be contributing to make a better society by increasing the knowledge available in very novel technologies, in a very novel field. This is also a contribution to the society that will last long after the course and for a broader community than just ESADE. Remember, Wikipedia is for facts and data, not for opinions.
List of students
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- Mattblvck
- constantin.huesker
- kristinah_2710
- RexGrey810 (Stanislav Tikhomirov)
- Umut.tilkioglu
- Gabriel 42
- HuiJJ (Yan Hui)
- crealmattar --> student: Christian Real Mattar
- juliusfechtrup
- kachihimi (Karine Athayde El Chihimi)
- Sophie2017
- alisha130
- Jan2202La (Jan Laenge)
- CarolinaRollano
- Marshalllin(LIN Shaoxing)
- CatherineWu(Chun Wu)
- KathaSt
- gqvenda (André Defrain)
- carolinatavares123
- RCtheViking (Rui Conduto)
- MikelAbf (Michel AbiFadel)
- Martagallegorodenas
- CafyFab (Sebastiao da Cunha)
- Caetanolacerda (Caetano Lacerda)
- Marcelagg
List of proposed articles
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- Accelerating change
- Amazon Alexa --> Team: Digital Assistants
- Attention economy
- Attention management--> Team: Internet of Things
- Basic income
- Beckstrom's law
- Bixby (Voice Assistant) --> Team: Digital Assistants
- Collaborative innovation network --> Team: Internet of Things
- Connected car
- Continuous partial attention--> Team: Internet of Things
- Cortana (software) --> Team: Digital Assistants
- Cryptanalysis
- Cryptocurrencies
- Cryptography law
- Cyborg --> Team: Fake News Preventers
- Darknet
- Data deluge
- Data philanthropy
- Data mining
- Datafication
- Deep web
- Dew computing
- Digital dark age
- Digital Revolution
- Digital transformation
- Disruptive innovation
- Eschatology
- Existential risk from artificial general intelligence
- Exocortex
- Exponential technology
- Export of cryptography
- Fog computing --> Team: Internet of Things
- Global brain
- Global surveillance
- Google Assistant --> Team: Digital Assistants
- Google Brain
- Grid computing
- Internet of things
- Information explosion --> Team: Internet of Things
- Knowledge transfer
- Knowledge economy
- Machine perception
- Maker culture
- Metcalfe's law
- Mind uploading
- Outcome-based education
- OpenCourseWare
- Open data
- Post-capitalism
- Posthuman
- Post-scarcity economy--> Team: Internet of Things
- Reed's law
- Scarcity
- Self-realization
- Sensor
- Singularitarianism
- Siri --> Team: Digital Assistants
- Small data
- Small private online course
- Strong cryptography
- Symmetric-key algorithm
- Technological singularity
- Theory of value (economics)
- Three men make a tiger --> Team: Fake news preventers
- Ubiquitous computing
- Unbundling
- Unsupervised learning
- Utility maximization problem
- Volunteer computing
- Virtual reality --> Team:VR
- Mixed reality & Realidad Mixta --> Team:VR
- Artificial reality --> Team:VR
- Virtual taste --> Team:VR
- Extended reality --> Team:VR
- Computer-mediated reality --> Team:VR
- 360-degree video --> Team:VR
- Haptic technology --> Team:VR
- Utility fog --> Team:VR
- Surface haptics --> Team:VR
- Haptic suit --> Team:VR
- Haptics Symposium --> Team:VR
- IEEE Virtual Reality --> Team:VR
Help
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- Basics
- Further reading
- Avoiding plagiarism on Wikipedia
- Citing sources on Wikipedia
- Theories: Wikipedia and the production of knowledge
