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| − | + | Wikimedia DC works with universities and other educational institutions to build awareness of our mission and promote academic contributions to free knowledge projects. |
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| + | '''University edit-a-thons:''' Wikimedia DC has partnered with The George Washington University, the University of Maryland, American University and others on private and public Wikimedia events that empowered librarians, faculty, and students to contribute collections and content to the world's largest online encyclopedia. [[:en:Wikipedia:Meetup/DC|See past events]]. |
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| − | <p style="font-size:110%">'''Campus ambassadors:''' In 2010–2011, we participated in the [[w:Wikipedia:WikiProject United States Public Policy|Wikimedia Public Policy Initiative]] as campus ambassadors, with more direct involvement through [[w:Wikipedia:Ambassadors/Regional Ambassadors|Regional Ambassadors]] coordinating campus programs in 2011–2012. Campus ambassadors work with professors to include Wikipedia in the curriculum and to teach students how to contribute to Wikipedia. Universities that were actively involved in the program included Georgetown University and James Madison University.</p> |
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| + | '''Intern trainings:''' Wikimedia DC offers Wikimedia engagement training workshops to organizations and agencies employing seasonal or full-time student or non-student interns. Interns learn to edit Wikipedia and engage with other Wikimedia projects. These trainings provide interns with high-impact educational opportunities that give them new skills and experiences and further the educational and collaborative goals of their hosts. |
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| − | <p style="font-size:110%">'''University library edit-a-thons:''' Wikimedia DC has worked with the George Washington University Library and the University of Maryland Digital Humanities Winter Institute to spread the knowledge of their institutions with the world's largest not-for-profit website through events where library staff and local Wikipedia editors work together and share expertise. Our latest university library workshop was [[w:Wikipedia:Meetup/DC/All Things GW|All Things GW]] in April 2013.</p> |
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| − | <p style="font-size:110%">'''If your university is interested in collaborating with Wikimedia DC, contact info{{@}}wikimediadc.org.'''</p> |
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| + | '''Email info{{@}}wikimediadc.org to learn more about Wikimedia DC's university and intern engagement projects. |
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Latest revision as of 12:59, 26 April 2023
Wikimedia DC works with universities and other educational institutions to build awareness of our mission and promote academic contributions to free knowledge projects.
University edit-a-thons: Wikimedia DC has partnered with The George Washington University, the University of Maryland, American University and others on private and public Wikimedia events that empowered librarians, faculty, and students to contribute collections and content to the world's largest online encyclopedia. See past events.
Intern trainings: Wikimedia DC offers Wikimedia engagement training workshops to organizations and agencies employing seasonal or full-time student or non-student interns. Interns learn to edit Wikipedia and engage with other Wikimedia projects. These trainings provide interns with high-impact educational opportunities that give them new skills and experiences and further the educational and collaborative goals of their hosts.
Engraving of the Columbian College Building contributed to Wikimedia Commons through a partnership with George Washington University.
Email info
wikimediadc.org to learn more about Wikimedia DC's university and intern engagement projects.