Brick and mortar collaboration

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Here is a crude and incomplete list of Wikiversity collaboration with brick and mortar (non virtual) institutions, e.g. universities, schools, ... (or, if you read it from the opposite direction, brick and mortar institutions using Wikiversity).

Brick-and-mortar instituions often use Wikiversity as a means of communication, to post lecture notes, or to work on projects as parts of their exploration towards the rapidly developing field of on-line learning.

If you cannot read the language, you can always use google [1] or alta vista [2] translators to get some general ideas and a lot of fun.

see also: category:pages by subject, en:wikiversity:outreach

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[edit] Intention for this page

  • informing people:
  • funding/resources: get more funding/resources - e.g. by Wikimedia Foundation (WMF) and others
  • collaborative teamwork: different educators who are already at one Wikiversity could discover like-minded educators + foster more multi-lingual work over different countries/Wikiversities.
  • increase usage of Wikiversity:
    • convince professors/teachers/educators to invest resources at Wikiversity, instead just in their small bureaus (e.g. "See there are so many prof./teachers/educators using already Wikiversity, why not you?" Quiz examples, en:Category:Quizzes, more en:learning resources
    • convince newcomers to stay at Wikiversity

It should not be forgotten: Wikiversity welcomes any learner, people from brick and mortar institutions are a part of this


[edit] Austrian Wikiversity

coming soon

[edit] Beta Wikiversity

[edit] Bengali Wikiversity

[edit] Czech Wikiversity

[edit] Dutch Wikiversity

url: http://beta.wikiversity.org/wiki/Hoofdpagina

The Dutch Wikiversity started in June 2011. We now have more than 50 learning projects. A lot of those projects have not much content and are updated by one or just a few people. To get more attention for the Dutch Wikiversity we started an ambassader-program (http://beta.wikiversity.org/wiki/Ambassadeursprogramma). We also contacted some people from schools/ universities. What we hear is that Dutch schools/ universities already have other platforms were they share knowledge, for instance http://www.wikiwijs.nl. We hope that in the near future we can convice some schools/ universities that the wikiversity-platform is a better platform or is an alternative platform to share knowledge. Timboliu 12:36, 9 February 2012 (UTC)

[edit] English Wikiversity

[edit] Finnish Wikiversity

All together nine courses / learning projects that are produced by three Finnish (brick and mortar) Universities and one University of Applied Sciences. Examples:

[edit] French Wikiversity

[edit] German Wikiversity

[edit] Greek Wikiversity

[edit] Hungarian Wikiversity (Magyar Wikiegyetem)

  • University of Pannonia 1 - A first wikiversity editor team established at this university. We will make the hungarian version of the project.

[edit] Italian Wikiversity

[edit] Japanese Wikiversity

[edit] Portuguese Wikiversity

[edit] Romanian Wikiversity (hosted in Beta Wikiversity)

At the West University of Timisoara we began a project of presenting some of our laboratory material as a wiki page. In this way students can have fast access to related information directly from the wiki:

[edit] Russian Wikiversity

If I have correctly understood about what speech. We conduct constant monitoring of our structures, the list here - Отделения Викиверситета S.J. 19:16, 26 March 2010 (UTC)

ru:Викиверситет:Постоянный_преподавательский_состав_факультетов_и_количество_студентов - Here about our constant teachers and students

(These are the most active)

[edit] Spanish Wikiversity

I'm working as technician at Marine Biology Department of the University of Vienna, and I look forward to drop content at wikiversity in spanish. --Feministo 21:23, 29 May 2010 (UTC)

[edit] Slovenian Wikiversity

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