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Thanks for looking after my talk page like that. :-) --66.168.162.182 (talk) 14:24, 27 November 2014 (UTC)
- No worries. :) --RockerballAustralia contribs 20:55, 28 November 2014 (UTC)
This Month in Education: October 2014
- Sweden: Swedish teacher wins national award for teaching with Wikimedia projects
- Greece: Greek university giving credit for translation of Wikipedia articles
- Greece: Wikipedia in Secondary and Adult Education: presentation at CIE2014 in Corfu, Greece
- Serbia & Hungary: Wikicamp 2014 in Serbia and Hungary brings chapters together
- Bulgaria: Bulgarian college students will explore Wikipedia in a new lecture course on "New Media and Participatory Culture"
- Bulgaria: Bulgarian college teachers "became nodes" in the Wikipedia Network
- Israel: 9th grade students in Be'er Sheva, Israel conclude a year-long project on Wikipedia
- Mexico: New classes and activities at Tec de Monterrey
- Catalonia: Education Program Extension enabled on Catalan Wikipedia
- Ukraine: Education Program Extension enabled on Ukrainian Wikipedia
- Netherlands: Education Program Extension enabled on Dutch Wikipedia
- WMF: Data Collection Round II has started: be part
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This Month in Education: November 2014
- France: Wikimedia France obtains an agreement from the French Ministry of Education
- Mexico: Tec de Monterrey wrapping up semester projects
- Mexico: A student in Mexico makes the best of her study to edit Wikipedia
- Egypt: Egyptian Student invites his colleagues at Al-Azhar University to edit Wikipedia
- Sweden: Successful Wikipedia assignments presented by faculty at national conference in Sweden
- Global: Wikipedia Education Collaborative members meet in Edinburgh
- Global: Iberoconf discusses Wikipedia in education
- Global:Welcoming new WMF staff supporting education
- Articles of interest in other publications: MIT, Myanmar, and Jimmy Wales
This Month in Education: December 2014
- Uruguay: Wikipedia Education Program Celebration in Uruguay
- Egypt: Egyptian students wrap up their 5th term on Wikipedia with great success
- Serbia: First Wikipedia ambassador at the University of Belgrade
- Sweden: Swedish Wikimini 1 year anniversary
- UK: Wikimedia UK processing EduWiki 2014
- Regional: Eastern European education programs presented at regional conference
- Media: Articles of interest in other publications: Korea, Australia, the Gender Gap, the Wikipedia Library, WikiProject Medicine, Adrianne Wadewitz, Jimmy Wales, and Wikibombs
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--MediaWiki message delivery (talk) 01:27, 6 January 2015 (UTC)
This Month in Education: [January 2015]
- Czech Republic: Young Czech scientists upload pictures at Fluorescent Night
- India: 100+ Indian college students will contribute to Wikipedia to support national pilgrimage
- Sweden: Master students design prototypes for categorizing images on Wikimedia Commons
- Egypt: Wikipedia Education Program expands to new campuses in Cairo
- Syria: Pilot Wikipedia Education Program in Syria
- Wikimania: Get a scholarship to attend Wikimania 2015 and discuss education with the worldwide movement
- Mexico: Wiki Learning expands to three campuses at Tec de Monterrey
- Sweden: Open Badges in the Education Program in Sweden
- Czech Republic: Senior citizens learn to edit Wikipedia in the Czech Republic
- Media: Articles of interest in other publications: Egypt, India, Armenia, Books, Jimmy Wales, and more
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MediaWiki message delivery (talk) 04:16, 1 February 2015 (UTC)
Thank You
Yes, its true that I have been using Google Translate for my article. I am majorly involved in Wikipedia pertaining to Indian languages where such things are common. However, respecting Wikinews code of conduct, I assure you that this won't happen agin. My further articles would be written keeping your comments in mind. At last, thanks for the update, had it been informed a little earlier this could have been rectified. Both articles are too stale now, I request you to put them under delete now.
Thanks a ton, at least someone has come front and guided me on this. --Abhinav619 (talk) 08:29, 20 February 2015 (UTC)
We've done it again :-D
Looks like we both reviewed that article. I am keeping this in mind, as I look ahead to how to design a new review gadget; we'd not only like the review gadget to flag out when two people are submitting not-ready reviews of the same article, but the sooner the gadget can detect that two people are reviewing an article, the better. --Pi zero (talk) 12:23, 25 February 2015 (UTC)
- I figure as long as we both come to the same big conclusion (publish/not ready) then no harm done. 😀. These gadgets you speak of sound interesting. 😀. --RockerballAustralia contribs 12:48, 25 February 2015 (UTC)
This Month in Education: [February 201
- Armenia: Wikimedia Armenia runs WikiCamps with great success
- Greece: Corfu adult school piloting WikiExpeditions and article writing on Wikipedia
- Serbia: High school student advocates for Education Program
- Sweden: Education Program succeeds with high school students
- Armenia: WikiClub contributes more than 300,000 bytes to Armenian Wiktionary in a month
- Egypt: New campus ambassador and new Chinese translation class
- Resources: New education toolkit helps program leaders develop their programs
- Resources: New education learning patterns answer many of your questions
- Communications: Wikipedia Education Program is now on Facebook
- Media: Articles of interest in other publications: Australia, Ireland, Black History Month, WikiWomen and Jimmy Wales
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MediaWiki message delivery (talk) 21:25, 28 February 2015 (UTC)