Yay, Pepe, one more. :)
Please document this project in English on Outreach wiki here:
.
That way, when asked, we can paint the fullest picture of educational
initiatives worldwide!
Saludos,
Anna
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On Mon, Mar 23, 2015 at 5:48 PM, Pepe Flores <pepe.fls(a)gmail.com> wrote:
And also at Mexico, in Puebla. I just forwarded this
message to the
professor responsible of that project. I'll be meeting him soon because we
want to share his experience.
You can read about it in Spanish:
http://mx.wikimedia.org/wiki/Proyectos:Programa_Educativo_UDLAP#Pruebas_pil…
Pepe Flores
Director Editorial – Betazeta Networks
Vocal – Wikimedia México
+52 1 (222) 2608129
@padaguan
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Sent: lunes, marzo 23, 2015 5:31 p.m.
Subject: Re: [Wikimedia Education] "Wikipedia and Chemistry:
Collaborations in Science and Education": Symposium in Boston in August
To: Wikimedia Education <education(a)lists.wikimedia.org>
Excellent news, Martin. :)
In case your session's attendees are curious about the international
landscape, Wikipedia assignments have been piloted in university chemistry
courses in at least 6 countries: the US (Michigan, Louisiana), Canada
(Toronto), Australia (Sydney), Serbia (Belgrade), Thailand (Bangkok), and
Taiwan.
Best of luck at the conference,
Anna :)
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Manager, Wikipedia Education Program
Wikimedia Foundation
+1.415.839.6885 x6729 <+1.415.839.6885;6729>
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education.wikimedia.org
On Sun, Mar 22, 2015 at 11:34 PM, Pine W <wiki.pine(a)gmail.com> wrote:
Hi Martin,
Thanks for this info. I would like to suggest that you reach out to WMDC,
WMNY, and New England Wikimedians. They may be able to connect you with
other chemists who teach with Wikipedia, and/or Wikipedians who could
instruct chemists in Wikipedia mechanics and community norms.
I look foward to hearing how this event goes.
Cheers,
Pine
On Mar 22, 2015 8:58 PM, "Martin Walker" < walkerma(a)potsdam.edu>
wrote:
We're holding a symposium at the national
American Chemical Society
(ACS) meeting (in Boston, USA, August 16-20) concerning Wikipedia and
Chemistry, with a special emphasis on education projects. For example, Ye
Li (co-organizer) from the University of Michigan will be presenting on use
of Wikipedia editing in chemistry courses on her campus.
The description is as follows:
Wikipedia and Chemistry: Collaborations in Science and Education
Chemistry information on Wikipedia has an enormous reach and impact. In
this symposium, the connections between Wikipedia editors and the wider
chemistry community will be explored. In particular, collaborations
between educators, students and regular editors (Wikipedians) will be
examined to understand how Wikipedia editing can be set up as a successful
class project. Educators will demonstrate how Wikipedia projects can help
students with understanding subject matters and improving information
literacy skills. Meanwhile, we will explore how educators and the Wikipedia
community can work together through the Wikipedia Education Program to
ensure students' contributions to Wikipedia are valid and effective.
Finally, we will exchange ideas on how to involve more chemists in
contributing to Wikipedia, and how to use the site wisely.
We are also planning an Edit-a-thon to get chemists engaged in editing
and contributing.
If you have experience of using Wikipedia (or indeed, another Wikimedia
platform if relevant) in chemical education, and would like to present,
please contact me, or submit an abstract via the ACS website. Abstracts
are due by Sunday, March 29th. If you just live in the area and would like
to help out with promoting Wikipedia in education among the chemistry
community, let me know.
Thanks!
Martin
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