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Education Program

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We know from shared experience what are the common problems that can arise when executing your program.
If you need help, we are here to assist you. Learn how to find help as an educator or student, find ideas for teaching and assignments using Wikipedia; and a quick guide to problem solving.

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Participant support No two education programs are alike and participants may want or need different kinds of support to contribute quality content to Wikimedia projects. Help educators and students have positive experiences using Wikimedia in the classroom by using or sharing these guidelines. In this section you will find: information on course planning, links to interactive trainings, best practices for teaching and tools to identify and monitor student work. Supporting educators:Tools and best practices to help educators plan courses. Supporting students:Prepare students to contribute quality content to Wikimedia projects. Teaching and Assignments There are many ways that students can contribute to Wikimedia projects. In this section you will find case studies, sample assignments and links to reports on recent classroom collaborations. Learn more. Problem solving Program leaders and educators may run into a variety of difficulties when they are teaching students how to contribute to Wikimedia projects. Reading this section will prepare you to prevent or resolve conflicts with the Wikimedia community, improve the quality of student work and manage classroom connectivity in your education program so that you can ‘salvage the moment’ if something goes wrong. Learn more.