You might be interested in this new School of Open Course: Writing Wikipedia Articles: The Basics and Beyond

Cable




14 March 2013
Dear Cable,

We have an exciting announcement: next week we launch a free online course focused on OER coverage on Wikipedia, and you're invited to enroll. 
Writing Wikipedia Articles: The Basics and Beyond

This will be one of several facilitated, synchronous courses marking the launch of the School of Open, a new venture of Peer to Peer University. Instructor Pete Forsyth, a veteran Wikipedia contributor and trainer, will lead live webinars every Tuesday. We will also feature experts in Wikipedia editing and in open educational resources in two roundtable sessions. Students will work on Wikipedia articles throughout the course, and share their experiences contributing to the largest collaborative project in human history.
 
The course will run from 19 March to 23 April, at 15:30 GMT. The timing should work well for the Americas (morning) and Europe and Africa (afternoon). We plan to offer the course a second time, starting in late April or early May, at a time that works better for Australia and Asia.
Want to learn a bit about Wikipedia? Or would you like to find a way to make its articles relating to OER more accurate and informative? Join the course today! We look forward to working with you. https://p2pu.org/en/courses/49/writing-wikipedia-articles-the-basics-and-beyond/

-Pete, Sara, Bob and Lex
Twitter: @CommOER
 

p.s. Going to any OER conferences soon? We look forward to seeing you! We will be sharing the wiki love at the following events:

  • OER 13 in Nottingham, UK (March)
  • Hewlett Education Grantees Meeting in San Diego, California (April)
  • Connexions Conference, Houston, Texas (April)


Communicate OER is funded by a grant from the William and Flora Hewlett Foundation.




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Cable Green, PhD

Director of Global Learning
Creative Commons
@cgreen
http://creativecommons.org/education
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