Hi Zelijko

Welcome here !

I am happy to promote WikiFundi, which is a tool working on

raspberries, allowing to experience editing a wiki as if users

were on Wikipedia.


More info about it here :

https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/WikiFundi/en

As for I, I have been running writing contests in

primary/secundary schools in 7-8 French Africa countries, using

WikiFundi on a raspberry set-up, for the past 3 years.


We should have expanded to Benin in 2020 with others partners, but

it currently delayed to 2021 (only had the time to set-up one

school before Covid hit).


More info about it here :

https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/WikiChallenge_Ecoles_d%27Afrique/en


WikiFundi can be retrieved from Kiwix resources

Also, over time, we have been curating documents that we found

useful in an african context :

https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/WikiFundi_Resources


I have not updated that page for 2 years, but it was up to date 2

years ago (which is not too bad...)


I intend to rework on it this fall, and to produce education

content (teacher useguide, documents, and renewable assignements)

related to copyright for offline-context before the end of 2020.

Last, I'd love to chat with you (one to one conversation) about

what you intend to do so as to see if collaboration with Wiki in

Africa might not be useful ?

My email: fdevouard (((a))) anthere.org or skype 

florence.devouard

Best

Florence

Le 01/09/2020 à 05:01, Željko Blaće a

écrit :

hi folks - new here...

Anyone experienced or interested in running self

hosted apps (Wikis & co) offline on Raspberry Pi for

open-air  outdoor education/ collaborations?

What else would you have on the device? Etherpad?

Jitsi install? 

Links would be welcome, especially if with

documentation of possible issues :-) 

Best Z

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