Student learning outcomes
There are a myriad of benefits to asking your students to contribute to Wikipedia. The following slides will explore some of the fundamental skills students obtain as part of the Wikipedia assignment.
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Table of Contents
- 1. Joining the Wikipedia Student Program
- 2. The application process
- 3. About this orientation
- 4. About Wiki Education
- 5. Prerequisites for Wiki Education support
- 6. Wiki Education Dashboard
- 7. Features of the Wiki Education Dashboard
- 8. What makes Wikipedia work?
- 9. No original research
- 10. Neutrality
- 11. Notability
- 12. Conflicts of interest
- 13. Student learning outcomes
- 14. Digital literacy
- 15. Writing and communication
- 16. Critical thinking
- 17. Designing a Wikipedia assignment
- 18. Research and write content
- 19. Translate a Wikipedia article
- 20. Create images and multimedia
- 21. Setting expectations
- 22. Avoiding plagiarism
- 23. Responding to plagiarism
- 24. Grading your assignment
- 25. Avoid minimum word requirements
- 26. Never grade based on what sticks
- 27. When student work gets removed
- 28. Help and support
- 29. Training for students
- 30. Printable brochures
- 31. Frequently Asked Questions
- 32. Wiki Education staff
- 33. Finding articles for students to work on
- 34. Medical and Psychology topics
- 35. Home tab
- 36. Timeline tab
- 37. Students tab
- 38. Assignments & Exercises
- 39. Articles tab
- 40. Article Viewer with authorship highlighting
- 41. Resources tab
- 42. Uploads and Activity tabs
- 43. Anonymity and transparency
- 44. Create a course page
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