KarenWrite User Page Interests & Expertise

I am Karen Daniels, or KarenWrite on Wikipedia. I'm new to Wikipedia and started playing around here as an editing sport during the great Covid 19 pandemic of 2020 (July 8 to be exact). I mean why not, right? Though relatively new to Wikipedia, I’m a California-based author, freelance writer, ghostwriter and editor of more than 2 decades. My freelance writing brings with it the opportunity to deep dive and learn an amazing array of topics in order to be able to write as a professional in those fields. This always-be-learning-awesome-job has led me to become well-versed in many areas such as:


$This user, in accordance with the Terms of Use, discloses that they have been paid by DTS to edit Draft:Diversified_Technical_Systems.

Because I learn a lot about many different industries and client businesses I contribute when and where I can and 99% of the time I do this for fun. Currently this client asked me to edit their page so I am disclosing that here.


Let’s pause on… Educational Psychology, specifically Gifted Education, and talk about this one for a moment. I have my M.A. in Educational Psychology/Gifted Education and am former editor for the California Gifted Association and have been featured speaker at conferences on creativity and parenting gifted children. So I have a fair amount of expertise in this particular area. If you know of any pages or spots that could use help in this area I would love to help.

Martial Arts
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In addition to my writing gigs I am a 3rd degree black belt in both empty hand karate (Shorin Ryu) and Matayoshi Kobudo (Under Tadashi Hanshi Yamashita). I teach, train, and study martial arts and love to geek out on it.

As a professional writer I use Wikipedia all the time – for research and fun, and I love the idea of free global resources from which we can all benefit. .

What I do on Wikipedia

So far, I’ve mainly done:

  • Copyediting
  • Fixing spelling and grammar errors
  • Adding information on pages I know something about

Please alert me to any blunders or mistakes, thanks!