Are you refering exclusively to WikiMedia Foundation sites and hence
information contents and dynamics research?
Since you are asking about wikis in general, we had the first research
conference on wikis in October 2005, see
www.wikisym.org for
proceedings and annotated conference paper sessions. The proceedings
gives you a glimpse at what people are doing. The 2006 CfP should be out
in a week or so.
Beat Doebeli Honegger has a bibliography online, but contents is as
diverse as the ways you can do research about wikis. If mostly you are
interested in information dynamics etc. like Wikipedia contents, you'll
probably have to go to the various research groups.
I'd also search Wikipedia itself :-)
Dirk
Dirk Riehle, ph: +49 172 184 8755, web:
http://www.riehle.org
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At 10.01.2006, phoebe ayers wrote:
Researchers, I have a
meta-research question :) … does anyone know if a list of techniques for
researching wikis (both qualitatively and quantitatively) has been
collected anywhere? I'm envisioning an annotated bibliography format of
research techniques and the various studies that have used them to date,
though other formats would be possible. I haven't seen such a compilation
anywhere and was thinking of putting one together (realizing that it's an
ambitious project!) Have any of you done such a thing already, know if
it's been done already, or have thoughts about such a project? cheers,
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