Wikipedia Education Program/Training modules/Educators

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  Welcome  

• 1: Welcome to Wikipedia as a Teaching Tool
• 3: About this Orientation…
• 5: Orientation Navigation and Instruction
• 10: Let's begin…

  The Core  

• 1: Introduction to Wikipedia's Core Policies and Guidelines
• 4: Wikipedia’s Five Pillars
• 10: Beyond the Five Pillars…
• 15: Copyright and plagiarism
• 21: Want to know more about Wikipedia’s policies and guidelines?
• 22: What's next

  Editing  

• 1: Editing Wikipedia
• 3: Where to start: Get hands-on in a lab
• 6: Text Editing: bold, italics, links, headers, sub-heads
• 8: Citing your sources
• 11: Working in a sandbox
  • 14: How to use a sandbox for existing articles
  • 15: How to use a sandbox for stub articles
  • 16: How to use a sandbox for new articles
  • 18: How to create a sandbox
• 20: What’s a watchlist and how do I use it?
• 23: How do I use talk pages?
• 26: The Wikipedia Community
• 33: Interacting with the Wikipedia Community
  • 35: Etiquette: A few simple guidelines
  • 36: Basic Interactions
  • 39: Content Discussion
  • 43: Reaching Consensus
• 46: A Wikipedia Community summary
• 47: Why Wikipedians are Weird (video)
• 48: Let’s talk about using Wikipedia in the classroom

  Classroom  

• 1: Using Wikipedia in Your Classroom
• 6: Goals to Consider When Designing Your Assignment
  • 7: Writing Skills Development
  • 9: Media and Information Literacy
  • 11: Critical Thinking and Research Skills
  • 13: Collaboration and Community of Practice
  • 15: Technical and Communication Skills
• 17: 12 Week Sample Syllabus
• 18: Case Study: See the Concept in Action
  • 24: Week 1: The Basics
  • 25: Week 2: Getting Started
  • 26: Week 3: Selecting Articles
  • 27: Week 4: Sources and Documents
  • 28: Week 5: Determining the Article
  • 29: Week 6: Start Article Work
  • 30: Week 7: Moving Articles Live and "Did you know?" section
  • 31: Week 8: Article Improvement
  • 32: Week 9: Peer Review
  • 33: Week 10: Respond to Feedback
  • 34: Week 11: Class Presentations
  • 35: Week 12: Successful Project Completed!
    • 35a: Grading tips to keep in mind
    • 35b: A little more about grading considerations…
• 36: Congratulations, you are almost done…