Greetings everyone,
A reminder that submissions for the community tracks at WikidataCon are open
until October 20, 2021 (midnight anywhere in the world). You are welcome to
submit a proposal to the conference! Giovanna Fontenelle and I are helping plan
the GLAM track, which will be held
I have done classroom presentations for 3rd and 4th graders and middle
school students, and hope to do that again later this year. Also helped
plan a middle school edit-a-thon, which was organized by librarians.
Please let me know if you'd like to be in touch with them.
Very interested in
Hey there,
Not sure if it's exactly what you're looking for, but Case Study 10 in this
booklet might be of interest?
https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/3/39/Wikimedia_in_Education_-_Wikimedia_UK_in_partnership_with_the_University_of_Edinburgh.pdf
There's some additional information
By the way I know of
https://wikimediafoundation.org/our-work/education/reading-wikipedia-in-the-classroom/
On 10/16/21, GLAM GLAM wrote:
> Hi Folx!
>
> Anyone expereinced in working as librarian and wikipedian with
> elementary school teachers and pupils? How does it benefit your work?
> What
Hi Folx!
Anyone expereinced in working as librarian and wikipedian with
elementary school teachers and pupils? How does it benefit your work?
What is a good resource to check for working on open content with
these target groups?
Thank you for any tips and tricks, pointers and leads!
Best Z.
