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Wikipedia:Wiki Ed/Clemson University/Brain Tips (Spring 2024)

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Course name
Brain Tips
Institution
Clemson University
Instructor
Psychology CU
Wikipedia Expert
Ian (Wiki Ed)
Subject
Psychology
Course dates
2024-01-17 00:00:00 UTC – 2024-04-24 23:59:59 UTC
Approximate number of student editors
7

This course is a Creative Inquiry team at Clemson University. Students work together to develop a deeper understanding of the human brain and behavior by reading and summarizing scientific literature. The students choose a wide range of topics to read and summarize reflecting their own interest in psychology, health, and related fields. The students share their summaries on social media (Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/clemsonbraintips & Instagram: @CUbraintips). We will now expand our effort to Wikipedia. Students will use the information they learn while reading and summarizing scientific articles for our social media effort to choose an existing article on Wikipedia that they can edit. Students usually take this course for at least 2 semesters. They will be required to edit one article in their first semester and two articles in their second and all future semesters on the team.

Student Assigned Reviewing
Kenna.quattro Music psychology, Forensic psychiatry
Taylorpace13 Mental health inequality
Llj2 Epidemiology of autism Music psychology, Stretching, Cognitive behavioral therapy
Cbrads2 Cognitive behavioral therapy, Psychopathy Music psychology, Stretching, Mental health inequality
Agwatso Stretching