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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 institutions 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] translator to get some general ideas and a lot of fun.

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

Austrian Wikiversity

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All the courses you can find here:

Navigation to all courses

Beta Wikiversity

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Czech Wikiversity

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English Wikiversity

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The main page is en:Wikiversity:School and university projects (through 2011, with later additions)

Finnish Wikiversity

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

French Wikiversity

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Most departments of this Wikiversity have a dedicated index of their engaged or finished research works — some are of the brick and mortar type.

German Wikiversity

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Hungarian Wikiversity (Magyar Wikiegyetem)

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

Italian Wikiversity

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  • Istituto comprensivo Valle di Ledro, a school in Trento province (Trentino, Italy)
  • Istituto comprensivo Isera-Rovereto, a school in the Rovereto area (Trentino, Italy)

Ongoing talks

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  • with Bolzano University and with the Ladin Area Education Board (Soprintendenza scolastica per le località ladine) regarding a collaboration involving several Wikimedia projects

Portuguese Wikiversity

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Romanian Wikiversity (hosted in Beta Wikiversity)

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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:

Spanish Wikiversity

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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)

Slovenian Wikiversity

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Sylheti Wikiversity

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Courses

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Vietnamese Wikiversity

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Chinese Wikiversity

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