[Wikimedia-l] Re: Building Partnerships and Identifying and Addressing Harassment Online self-guided courses now available on WikiLearn platform

Hi Asaf. I hope you and yours are doing well! Let me respectfully disagree with what you just said about Wikiversity. Most of the features you have mentioned that led you to choose the development of WikiLearn are actually addressed on the project, for instance in the cMOOC templates. In this

[Wikimedia-l] Re: Building Partnerships and Identifying and Addressing Harassment Online self-guided courses now available on WikiLearn platform

Thank you all for your questions, feedback and excitement about the WikiLearn platform. We wanted to take this opportunity to provide some clarity on the choice to utilize an Open edX platform instead of Wikiversity. Last year, we led a pilot to better

[Wikimedia-l] Re: Building Partnerships and Identifying and Addressing Harassment Online self-guided courses now available on WikiLearn platform

Cassie + Asaf -- again, very cool, I'd like to share this more widely, but it's still a bit too confusing. - Courses includes some test courses that should probably be hidden, many copies of each course, and no details for the Harassment course. - It's not clear if

[Wikimedia-l] Re: Building Partnerships and Identifying and Addressing Harassment Online self-guided courses now available on WikiLearn platform

Mike, The new course platform is really "intended to serve the entire Wikimedia movement!" - opposite to what you believe; you have access via your Wikimedia account. The platform is a real MOOC platform, unlike other MediaWiki powered sites. Geert Van Pamel

[Wikimedia-l] Re: Building Partnerships and Identifying and Addressing Harassment Online self-guided courses now available on WikiLearn platform

Ah, OK, so it's not "intended to serve the entire Wikimedia movement!" - it's focused on internal Wikimedia training, not external users? I missed that, sorry, and thanks for the correction. It's still quite embarrassing that WMF doesn't like 'dogfooding':

[Wikimedia-l] Re: Building Partnerships and Identifying and Addressing Harassment Online self-guided courses now available on WikiLearn platform

Wow! I am just seeing this, now. Sincerely, this is a great initiative. Already, our affiliate is working on developing a very similar program (WikiAcademy), and we plan to launch it in June. We will be glad to learn from the team. All the same, I am glad about what I am seeing. Olushola On

[Wikimedia-l] Re: Building Partnerships and Identifying and Addressing Harassment Online self-guided courses now available on WikiLearn platform

Mike, As I understand it, this platform is for curated courses related to editing Wikipedia. Wikiversity has a much wider scope. I don't see a conflict between them. Best, Rae User:Vermont on Wikimedia projects they/them/theirs

[Wikimedia-l] Re: Building Partnerships and Identifying and Addressing Harassment Online self-guided courses now available on WikiLearn platform

But if WMF is choosing to actively support and develop a new platform for this kind of activity, and continues to not support Wikiversity to do the same, that’s quite a clear message? Thanks, Mike > On 12 May 2022, at 22:57, Asaf Bartov wrote: > >  > No. There is no change to Wikiversity.

[Wikimedia-l] Re: Building Partnerships and Identifying and Addressing Harassment Online self-guided courses now available on WikiLearn platform

No. There is no change to Wikiversity. It remains... what it is. A. Asaf Bartov (he/him/his) Senior Program Officer, Emerging Wikimedia Communities Wikimedia Foundation Imagine a world in which every single human being can freely share in the sum of all

[Wikimedia-l] Re: Building Partnerships and Identifying and Addressing Harassment Online self-guided courses now available on WikiLearn platform

So ... is that the end of Wikiversity? Thanks, Mike On 11/5/22 23:50:48, Asaf Bartov wrote: Yes, the platform is intended to serve the entire Wikimedia movement! We plan to pilot with some trusted affiliates first, to iron out kinks and to take our time co-creating governance structures for

[Wikimedia-l] Re: Building Partnerships and Identifying and Addressing Harassment Online self-guided courses now available on WikiLearn platform

If you're planning to iron out some kinks: here's a suggestion: In the introduction to the course it is claimed that victims of harassment "may even develop broad health issues that continue long-after their harassment has stopp​ed" that include (among other things) stomach ulcers. It is well

[Wikimedia-l] Re: Building Partnerships and Identifying and Addressing Harassment Online self-guided courses now available on WikiLearn platform

Yes, the platform is intended to serve the entire Wikimedia movement! We plan to pilot with some trusted affiliates first, to iron out kinks and to take our time co-creating governance structures for the platform with the broader community. Once those are in place, authoring on the platform

[Wikimedia-l] Re: Building Partnerships and Identifying and Addressing Harassment Online self-guided courses now available on WikiLearn platform

This is beautiful. Nice to see Open edX in use. Feels like incentive to package a range of workshops and materials up in a reusable and discoverable way! Open to WikiEdu + other community courses also? SJ On Wed, May 11, 2022 at 1:25 PM Cassie Casares wrote: > Hello everyone, > > The