Talk:Wiki Education Foundation

Do we translate the page any day?

Hello, I came by via Grants pages, where the Module:Training Pages is of interest to applicants from Japan/East Asia. Are we to offer the profile of the team in multiple languages? Please count me in if there be any plan, would love to make the gap smaller with you and *under-represented* communities including ja. Cheers, -- Omotecho (talk) 20:12, 22 June 2022 (UTC)

Omotecho: that module was part of an older version of training modules on English Wikipedia (which could be copied over to other languages and translated). However, we don't use or maintain that training system anymore. Currently, our training system is the one that is integrated into the two dashboards: Wiki Education Dashboard and Programs & Events Dashboard. The second one has training modules that can be translated, if you think they would be useful for the ja.wikipedia community. The way to do that is to visit a training slide (like this one), follow the 'wiki source' link at the bottom (which goes to a page like this), translate the page using Meta's translation system, then go to the index page for that training module (like this) and click 'reload from source' at the bottom. That will load the new translations into the system.--Sage (Wiki Ed) (talk) 20:45, 22 June 2022 (UTC)

@Sage (Wiki Ed), thank you indeed for the crisp reply, and I would prioritize working on Programs & Events Dashboard much comfortably. I wish if you could think of three dashboards with higher demand sought by Grants applicants, towards the reporting phase? Our community would need at least one more dashboard IMHO, aside from the one to guard safety for events onwiki/offwiki. It was very meaning for me to work on the one for safety, as it led me to join the discussion for Universal Code of Conduct locally.

Well, in longer term, I would ponder how Wiki_Ed becomes a familiar term in our community... If it be a starting point, could I add {{tl:languages}} tag to meta:Wiki_Education_Foundation? Cheers, Omotecho (talk) 00:46, 23 June 2022 (UTC)

Omotecho: I'm not certain which training modules have the highest demand, but my guess is that Wikipedia Essentials and Editing Basics are the most widely useful. I think adding the {{tl:languages}} template would be fine; we don't make major changes to this page very often, so it would probably be fine to translate.--Sage (Wiki Ed) (talk) 19:52, 23 June 2022 (UTC)

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