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Wikipedia Education Programs are making a positive impact on Wikipedia, and we are collecting the numbers to prove it. This dashboard will collect and publish numbers from education programs around the world. The idea is to quantify and document the impact that Wikipedia Education Programs have on the projects. For historical program data, please see the Wikipedia Education Program Summary Information page.

Global program data

In order to paint a more accurate picture of educational initiatives and activities around the world, the Wikipedia Education Program aims to collect some basic data about these global programs. The idea is to look at on-wiki impact and tell a data-driven story for education.

While collecting numbers in one central location makes it easy to get a global snapshot of activity around the world, the idea is not to directly compare programs against each other.

In an effort to collect consistent data, the metrics below are matched with their numbered equivalents in the Tracking and Reporting Toolkit (TRT) in the Evaluation portal on Meta wiki.

Metrics

There are two categories of metrics that we track for education programs: education metrics and global metrics. These metrics are a way to gauge program participation, content creation, diversity, and learning.

General program information

Academic terms around the world vary in duration. Without this information, we cannot accurately compare contributions from place to place.

  • Event start date [1]
  • Event end date [2]

Education metrics

The following "education metrics" are intended to provide a standardized way of tracking a few key measures of impact on goals specific to education.

  • Number of instructors [3]
  • Number of instructor editors [4]
  • Number of students [5]
  • Number of volunteers [6]
  • Number of admins/sysops [7]
  • Number of classes [8]
  • Number of faculties [9]
  • Number of institutions [10]

Global metrics

The following "global metrics" are designed to provide a standardized way of tracking a few key measures of progress towards our strategic goals for content and participation.

Diversity metrics

  • Number of female instructors
  • Number of female students
  • Number of female program volunteers
  • Number of female program leaders

Other learnings

  • Learning question: Did your work increase the motivation of contributors, and how do you know?
  • Learning question: Did your work improve teaching, and how do you know?
  • Learning question: Did your work increase learning, and how do you know?

Submit your numbers

Please submit your numbers to this online spreadsheet. Please refrain from editing numbers already submitted by other volunteers or programs unless you are affiliated with that program and are updating or correcting the data.

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Przypisy

  1. Program start date for the class, academic term, or defined editing period
  2. Program end date for the class, academic term, or defined editing period
  3. Total number of instructors participating
  4. Total number of instructors who are trained to edit Wikimedia projects
  5. Total number of students participating
  6. Total number of volunteers who contributed hours to supporting the education program
  7. Total number of education program volunteers who are users with advanced permissions, such as administrators
  8. Total number of classes participating
  9. Total number of academic departments, divisions, or faculties participating
  10. Total number of institutions participating
  11. Total number of editors who editor made at least five edits in the previous month and were involved at any capacity (planning, executing, participating, etc.) during the project.
  12. Total number of editors who created a new account for a project within two weeks before the beginning of the project.
  13. Total number of everybody involved, i.e. all people participating in the project — organizers, users, attendees, etc.
  14. Total number of images uploaded to Wikimedia Commons or added to Wikipedia articles or other Wikiproject pages.
  15. Total number of articles created or improved during the program.
  16. Total number of bytes added to and/or deleted from Wikimedia project pages by a user cohort as part of this program implementation.