User:Jtneill

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• Dr. James Neill, Assistant Professor, Discipline of Psychology, University of Canberra, Australia
• Wikipedian since October, 2005

Currently working on

• 2026 Canvas security incident
• Association for Experiential Education
• Landcare
• Menslink
• Mount Stromlo - Stromlo Forest Park
• Open educational practices
• Outdoor education
• Outward Bound
• University of Canberra
• Wikipedia:Student assignments and watching Wikipedia:Education noticeboard
• Wikiversity
• Wright, Australian Capital Territory

Read/Learn

• Renewable assignment
• Wikipedia for researchers: Building reliable knowledge through citations (learn.wiki)
• A new online course for researchers who want to make their field more visible on Wikipedia (Diff)
• User:Nardog/RefRenamer

Thinking about

• Risk (possibility of something bad happening) - an alternative perspective is that risk is the probability of something happening; can be R- (bad) or R+ (good); "risk = bad" has been culturally co-opted e.g., due to legal industry away from risk's original neutral and positive meanings

To add

• Australian psychology - Indigenous psychology#Indigenous Australian psychology or Indigenous Australian psychology

Artificial intelligence and Wikipedia

• Wikipedia:Artificial intelligence
• Wikipedia:WikiProject AI Tools

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This user has been on Wikipedia for 20 years, 8 months and 28 days.

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