Well, I dont think that Beta worked so much to share experiences. If I want to have experience now, I have to go to those languages I understand and stay day for some time.
Regards, Juan 2011/7/20 Cormac Lawler <[email protected]> > Hi Jan, > > Thanks for keeping us updated of your Wikimania talk, which looks very > interesting! (Unfortunately, I won't be able to participate in Haifa - I'll > have to see about participating remotely.) > > I think it's an important point to make about the diversity of approaches > between Wikiversity projects. Wikiversity is certainly a difficult fish to > pin down. ;-) But it's worth also pointing out that the intention of setting > up the beta.wikiversity project was not only to incubate new projects, but > also share experiences between existing language projects. I'm not sure how > useful it has been in that respect - my personal observation up until a year > or so ago was that it hasn't really taken off in that regard, but others may > disagree. I think it might be useful, in your presentation, to either > reflect on that, or to point towards further potential work in sharing > experiences, thoughts, etc between individual Wikiversity projects. > > All the best, > Cormac > > > On 20 Jul 2011, at 02:39 pm, Juan de Vojníkov wrote: > > Hi, > > I have just visited several Wikiversities in preparation of my presentation > of this project on Wikimania: > > http://wikimania2011.wikimedia.org/wiki/Submissions/From_the_Wikiversity_content_to_its_conflicts > > I red recent core discussions on cs, en, es, it, pt and ru and I am > wondering how different approaches in fullfilling our missions are. Now it > realy seems to me that Wikiversity is in fact researching e-learning in > MediaWiki software. And because of the different approaches and different > understandigs there might be multiple results. > > Let me give you here a teaser: > *pt, ru and es are based on brick and mortar school units (i.e. elementary > schools, departments, institutes and so on) > **from a realy interesting discussion on pt, I have find out that it for > people who will come up to these units in the future and who create > educationa materials arround themseves > > http://pt.wikiversity.org/wiki/Wikiversidade:Esplanada#Perfil_da_Wikiversidade > *en and cs was open to deploy all of what contributers deployed. Nothing > was deleted and sometimes this was causing problems not just within the > Wikimedia community, but also at cs.wv. These languages are trying to sort > this content recently, trying to put an order in to chaos, by type: > http://en.wikiversity.org/wiki/Help:Resources_by_type > *recently on cs and ru, its some users were trying to have just live > educational courses. The other stuff to mute or delete. > > And others different approaches. So do not forget guys, there are also > other Wikiversities, which are not copying en.wv > > > Regards, > Juan > _______________________________________________ > Wikiversity-l mailing list > [email protected] > https://lists.wikimedia.org/mailman/listinfo/wikiversity-l > > > > _______________________________________________ > Wikiversity-l mailing list > [email protected] > https://lists.wikimedia.org/mailman/listinfo/wikiversity-l > >
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