វិគីភីឌា:Training/For educators
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This orientation for educators using Wikipedia editing as a class assignment consists of four main modules:
- Welcome, a short introduction;
- The Core, an overview of Wikipedia's core principles;
- Editing, a tutorial on the basic mechanics of editing pages and communicating with others; and
- Classroom, a walkthrough of best practices and examples for using Wikipedia assignments in the classroom. In total, the four modules should take about one to one-and-a-half hours to complete.
- Course pages, instructions for requesting user rights, setting up course pages, and using them.
Welcome
The Core
Editing
Classroom
- 4: Companion materials and resources
- 5: Goals to consider when designing your assignment
- 16: 12 week sample syllabus
- 17: Best practices for choosing articles
- 20: Case study: See the syllabus in action
- 25: Week 1: Wikipedia essentials
- 26: Week 2: Editing basics
- 27: Week 3: Exploring the topic area
- 28: Week 4: Using sources
- 29: Week 5: Choosing articles
- 30: Week 6: Drafting starter articles
- 31: Week 7: Moving article to the main space
- 32: Week 8: Building articles
- 33: Week 9: Getting and giving feedback
- 34: Week 10: Respond to feedback
- 35: Week 11: Class presentations
- 36: Week 12: All assignments due
- 37: Tips for grading students' Wikipedia contributions
- 38: Grading tools
- 39: Barnstars and other awards
- 40: Suggestions for further reading
- 41: Topic-specific advice
Medical topics
General topic advice
Course pages