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Paper abstract bibtex This page collects information about Wikipedia editing projects in school and university classes, including an archive of many past class projects. A list of current classes using Wikipedia can be found at Special:Courses, or below. Interested in using Wikipedia assignments in your course? Try these resources: Wikipedia:Student assignments, a page of advice and best practices for running Wikipedia assignments Wikipedia:Training, a set of training modules for students, educators and others involved with Wikipedia editing assignments Wikipedia:Education program, a portal for U.S. and Canada classrooms to receive more organized support. If you're not from the U.S. and Canada, no worries! Feel free to check out the students assignments page and to ask for help at the education noticeboard. Wikipedia:Course pages, a page explaining the how-to of recording your class' assignment online Want to report a problem or ask for help related to a class editing project? Post to the education noticeboard (WP:ENB). Already running a Wikipedia assignment? If you're running a Wikipedia assignment without using Wikipedia's course page system, you should add your project to the list on this page. (Course pages using the course page system, which are in the "Education Program:" namespace, are tracked automatically at Special:Courses.) If you want to begin using the course page system — which provides tools to monitor class activity and track which students are working on (and peer reviewing) which articles — you can get started right now. If you're new to editing Wikipedia, start with with the training for educators. If you know your way around and want to skip the training, go straight to the Assignment Design Wizard, or build a course page yourself using templates. After you have a course page ready, you can request the course instructor right to begin using the system.
@misc{noauthor_wikipedia:school_2016,
title = {Wikipedia:{School} and university projects},
copyright = {Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike License},
shorttitle = {Wikipedia},
url = {https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Wikipedia:School_and_university_projects&oldid=702104436},
abstract = {This page collects information about Wikipedia editing projects in school and university classes, including an archive of many past class projects.
A list of current classes using Wikipedia can be found at Special:Courses, or below.
Interested in using Wikipedia assignments in your course? Try these resources:
Wikipedia:Student assignments, a page of advice and best practices for running Wikipedia assignments
Wikipedia:Training, a set of training modules for students, educators and others involved with Wikipedia editing assignments
Wikipedia:Education program, a portal for U.S. and Canada classrooms to receive more organized support. If you're not from the U.S. and Canada, no worries! Feel free to check out the students assignments page and to ask for help at the education noticeboard.
Wikipedia:Course pages, a page explaining the how-to of recording your class' assignment online
Want to report a problem or ask for help related to a class editing project?
Post to the education noticeboard (WP:ENB).
Already running a Wikipedia assignment?
If you're running a Wikipedia assignment without using Wikipedia's course page system, you should add your project to the list on this page. (Course pages using the course page system, which are in the "Education Program:" namespace, are tracked automatically at Special:Courses.)
If you want to begin using the course page system — which provides tools to monitor class activity and track which students are working on (and peer reviewing) which articles — you can get started right now. If you're new to editing Wikipedia, start with with the training for educators. If you know your way around and want to skip the training, go straight to the Assignment Design Wizard, or build a course page yourself using templates. After you have a course page ready, you can request the course instructor right to begin using the system.},
language = {en},
urldate = {2016-02-04},
journal = {Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia},
month = jan,
year = {2016},
note = {Page Version ID: 702104436},
}
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