On Sun, 2009-12-06 at 08:30 -0800, AndrewRT wrote: > I forgot to mention - I was speaking to someone at the Wikimedia > Seminar last Thursday and they mentioned that their sister is a > teacher (11-16yos) and often has problems with students using > Wikipedia inappropriately (in the sense of repeating things that > aren't true). She said it would be useful if we could put together a, > say, 5 page guide, on the best way to use Wikipedia. > > Does anyone know if there is anything similar already out there and > could anyone help out with putting something like this together?
Eleven through sixteen is a broad range. I know there's several project administrators fall in that group but... For the 11-13 range I'd suggest they use Wikipedia for Schools. They can install it locally if they like, and actually letting the upper-end 15/16 loose on the mediawiki install would be the *perfect* education on how Wikipedia can have false information inserted. -- Brian McNeil <brian.mcn...@wikinewsie.org>|http://en.wikinews.org/wiki/Brian_McNeil Content of this message in no way represents the opinions or official position of the Wikimedia Foundation or any of its projects. * Problems replying? Forward bounces to bria...@skynet.be to raise with Godaddy Hosting.
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