[Air-L] Tackle the information crisis this spring in your class by teaching with Wikipedia

[Helaine Blumenthal]

There’s still time to receive Wiki Education’s free support for a Wikipedia
assignment this spring!

Why do faculty recommend the Wikipedia assignment? Dr. Delia Steverson of
the University of Alabama outlines three reasons why she encourages others
to incorporate a Wikipedia assignment: 1-minute video
<http://youtube.com/shorts/7Fi-CpFhUY8?feature=shared>

What will your students learn from a Wikipedia assignment? UCLA student
Andrea Low shares her three big takeaways: 1-minute video

<http://youtube.com/shorts/yzUBAY5_WwY?feature=shared>Ready to apply for
spring 2025?

   1.

   Visit the dashboard <http://dashboard.wikiedu.org/> to create your
   Wikipedia account, then follow the prompts to:
   2.

   Complete the self-paced instructor orientation (30 mins)
   3.

   Create and submit your custom course page (you can always make changes
   later)

Questions? Learn more online <http://wikiedu.org/teach-with-wikipedia/>, join
our upcoming webinar or office hours <https://wikiedu.org/webinars/> on
Zoom, or reach out via email. Courses will be accepted as space permits, so
be sure to submit yours soon!

Best,

Helaine Blumenthal, PhD

Senior Program Manager

Wiki Education

teach.wikiedu.org

Note: Wiki Education’s free support extends to instructors teaching at
postsecondary institutions in the U.S. and Canada.


-- 
Helaine Blumenthal,Ph.D. (she/her)
Senior Program Manager
Wiki Education
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