Hi,
I'm Lodewijk (from chapcom and Wikimedia NL) and just reading this list out
of interest.
Perhaps you find more interesting material on Wikibooks as well - they
contain material that is well suited for offline usage often.
Lodewijk
2010/10/4 SAMSON MAOSA <coolsam726(a)gmail.com>
thanks Abbas for digging deep into this. I have explored the site
http://en.wikiversity.org and it seems so relevant and informative to
universities. That can be good idea. I don't know whether there is an
archive for the site, but if there isn't I can still download the entire
site using HTTRACK, but we have to see what the take of others in this is.
If you give me a go ahead, I can have wikiversity offline by the end of
tomorrow. I am waiting to hear from you guys.
On Mon, Oct 4, 2010 at 11:51 AM, Abbas Mahmoud <abbasjnr(a)hotmail.com>
wrote:
Hi,
I've just received intel from a fourth-year medical student at University
of Nairobi regarding Wikiversity. She just told me that Wikiversity has lots
of stuff in relation to what their Medicine curriculum. So apart from gettng
an offline Wikipedia, is it possible for us to get an offline version of
Wikiversity too? Seems that it'll be of great help to university students.
--Abbas.
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