RecoveredNS112:Outreach

If you know of any institutions that you think would be interested in collaborating with Wikiversity, please list them here. Please try to be specific about what kinds of collaboration you think might be possible. For example, you might know of specific kinds of activities they do that Wikiversity could help with and vice versa. Wikiversity content should be useful to most all institutions, so please keep this page to ideas on or information about mutually beneficial collaborations.

Workspaces

Some groups have created workspaces within Wikiversity to facilitate learning, and also so that they could link to Wikiversity learning projects, thereby using resources in a more direct way. Some examples include, SchoolForge and UNIT-E. If your group would like a workspace at Wikiversity, please feel free to create a page in the main namespace using your organization's name as the page title. For the sake of keeping Wikiversity somewhat organized, it would be appreciated if you would add Category:Workspaces at the bottom and other appropriate categories at the bottom and include links on your page to relevant Schools, Divisions and Departments.

Meta Collab at Wikia

Meta Collab at Wikia now has a Wikiversity article, discussion area and Wikiversity update section. A local Wikiversity article, Wikia, in the main namespace includes an opt-in listing for Wikiversity projects that would like to be represented at their appropriate spots within the Wikia metacommunity. Please provide constructive feedback on the talk page here or at Talk:Wikia. Thanks in advance.

Ideas

Global Text Project - "The goal is to create a free library of 1,000 electronic textbooks for students in the developing world." The Global Text Project is managed by the Center for Information Systems Leadership, Terry College of Business, The University of Georgia. See also: Wikiversity and Wikibooks services.

Psychology Wikia- the psychology wikia group was interested in collaboration.

Wikimedia Youth Camp - suggested by Erik Moeller.

California Open Source Textbook Project [1]

WikiEducator - WikiEducator is an evolving community intended for the collaborative planning of education projects linked with the development of free content.

Curriki

Qedoc - Qedoc specialises in creating highly interactive learning activities and does so on a primarily charitable basis for the open educational resources community. Our software is not yet appropriate for creating interactive learning activities for MediaWiki-driven sites like Wikiversity. However Qedoc is interested in developing such a technology. A discussion page for the proposal has been started here (page could be transferred to Wikiversity if this is adopted as a project). Wikiversity people are requested to express views and help steer planning.

Institutions

Phoenix Union Cyber High School - internet-based curriculum, computer studios not classrooms, self-paced learning, opened 2006. See also: Wikihigh.
NASA education programs - U.S. government based, so all public domain.
Florida virtual school - 20,000 students learning online
Cranbrook Educational Community
SchoolForge - a "foundry" ...for information, tools and materials needed to "forge" or make a school and all its parts... Local: SchoolForge
Science Online - science education wiki
FreeCulture.org - an international student movement for free culture wiki site, Local: FreeCulture.org
The "Shtooka Project" is a cooperative project with the goal of creating audio material and software tools needed to learn foreign languages. Local: Shtooka Project
OmegaWiki (previous names: Ultimate Wiktionary, WiktionaryZ) is a new multilingual version of Wiktionary. It runs on an extension of MediaWiki.
OER Commons - an index of educational resources (website) - wants to work with Wikiversity on idexing, tagging, ...
MIT OpenCourseWare
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Case studies

Call for Participation of Linguists - at Wikipedia.

Workspaces

Meta Collab at Wikia

Ideas

Institutions

Case studies

See also