Enpsychlopedia

[David Baxter]

Enpsychlopedia

Test Drive Our New Open Source Encyclopedia
Building upon our efforts over at Enpsychlopedia.com, we're building a psychology-oriented, open-source version of the world-famous open-source Wikipedia. You can see the first efforts of this new way of accessing a great deal of psychology and mental health material here:

http://psychcentral.com/psypsych/

Let us know what you think!

[ThatLady]

That is really a wonderful resource to have! I look forward to watching it grow. Thanks to all of you for making this information available. :o)

[Angie611]

I think it's great, I'm sure it will come in handy for me. I did see that, just to name 2 people that are missing, Vygotsky and Piaget are not on the list. I'm especially surprised that Piaget isn't there.

[David Baxter]

I was surprised that Carl Rogers wasn't on the list either...

To clarify, this isn't a PsychLinks project -- it's from PsychCentral (Dr. John Grohol). I just thought it was an interesting project.

[Angie611]

I was surprised that Carl Rogers wasn't on the list either...

To clarify, this isn't a PsychLinks project -- it's from PsychCentral (Dr. John Grohol). I just thought it was an interesting project.

I realized that when I clicked the link. I actually signed up for the forum at that site, but it seems like mostly a chit-chat type of forum, which is okay, but I prefer the way this one is set up and run.

[David Baxter]

Yes, that's from John Grohol's blog...