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Wikipedia:Writing Wikipedia Articles course/Round 1/Week 2

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This page details homework assignments for Writing Wikipedia Articles: The Basics and Beyond,
a free course offered through Peer to Peer University's School of Open.




Week 2 homework

Do:

  • Compile a shortlist of open education articles you might want to work on (see the Communicate OER Content page for ideas). List these on your user page or talk page. This task is critical as it feeds into your main assignment for the course, to be introduced in Week 3.
  • Read the Communicate OER Content page and/or open educational resources article
  • Review the above article on the relevant talk page - i.e. is it relevant/thorough? What would you like to change, add or delete?
  • Or, if you've already done the above, Comment on any article's talk page, in any topic that interests you

Read:

Week 2 extra credit B (more experienced users)

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  • Read about WikiProjects on Wikipedia. Find one that interests you, and join it! Begin to monitor its talk page on at least a weekly basis; start or participate in at least one discussion there. Communicate OER is ideal for students interested in Open Educational Resources - just add yourself to the team page.)


All done?

Writing Wikipedia Articles course: weekly homework assignments
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