Hi all, I'll still post a more complete report, but my brief feedback on the train-the-trainer session for librarians is as follows: The participants were eager and collaborative, and about as well prepared as I expected: most had done at least some of the pre-course exercises; a few had done them all, and a few had not doone them. Their level of computer literacy was somewhat varied, but good enough in all cases to follow the material. The venue was good, and on request, they provided an effective PA system for day 2. Internet was dodgy on day 1, and really a bit too slow on day 2, so for future events, we should probably increase the data capacity. The hands-on work was successful despite this: All the participants edited their user pages and added language tags. All or almost all users edited a non-English Wikipedia page. All users installed the citation tool on their user preferences, and except those who only had IE6 (ITOCA: maybe you should install Firefox on those laptops ;-D), all managed to autofill and post a citation. All users were given kiwix and the Schools Wikipedia Collection either directly onto their computers, or on DVD, and all the users either installed it, or watched their neighbour install it if they did not have admin access on their computer. Informal feedback from the participants was positive, but I've also asked them to provide anonymous feedback via ITOCA. Kind regards, David -- David Richfield [[:en:User:Slashme]] +27718539985