I would!

Nice to meet you Sarah. Wikipedia is a highly consulted source of health information and we are doing our best to develop its health content.

If you would like to talk then we could meet by video chat or phone. Your videos look great and they do seem like the kind of media we share on and through Wikipedia. I am glad to hear that Willawong has recognized its place as a leading international center of health education and is making the kinds of online educational materials that are so needed but also which others have neglected to share.

Thanks for your interest - I hope that we can talk more soon. I am emailing you individually now.

yours,

On Sat, Nov 2, 2013 at 11:48 AM, Pete Forsyth <peteforsyth@gmail.com> wrote:

All: I'd like to introduce Sarah Lambert, the Open Education Manager at the University of Wollongong in Australia. I met Sarah this week at the OER university launch (see oeruniversity.net) -- she was interested to learn more about Wikipedia, interested in Lane's project with Consumer Reports, etc.

One of the courses she has been working on is called "Understanding Common Diseases" -- a one month online course open to the public, which among other things has attracted unanticipated interest from small rural communities.

https://www.open2study.com/courses/understanding-common-diseases

Is there anybody who would like to follow up with Sarah? I think there may be strong synergies between her work and that of WikiProject Medicine.

Pete Forsyth
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