Greetings,

(Please pardon any cross-posting)

The final in our series of the Evaluation Reports (beta), the report on the Wikipedia Education Program, is now available on meta:

https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Programs:Evaluation_portal/Library/WEPhttps://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Programs:Evaluation_portal/Library/WLM

Highlights of the report include:

==Inputs==

The average Wikipedia Education Program reported cost a total of almost $8,000 USD in total, and $275 each week to implement. The average Wikipedia Education Program invests a total of $67 US and 3 hours into recruiting each new editor participant.

==Participation==

Program leaders reported participation rates ranging from 25 to 2,372, and programs lasted from two weeks to 21 months with an average of 37.5 weeks.

==Outputs==

For the seven reported Wikipedia Education Program implementations, almost 3,000 different Wikimedia pages were created or improved. The average Wikipedia Education Program produces about 120 pages of content each week. The average program participant adds just under half a page of content to Wikipedia and creates or improves six wiki pages each week.

==Outcomes==

Out of the 3,334 new editor participants in Wikipedia Education Program, 36 (1.2%) participants were "active" three months after the program ended; 33 (1.1%) were "active" six months after the programs ended.

Questions are welcome and encouraged on the talk page.

On behalf of the Program Evaluation team,

Jaime