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WikiEducator is an online community project working collaboratively with the free culture movement towards a free version of the education curriculum.
Focus areas:
- building capacity in the use of Mediawiki and related free software technologies for mass-collaboration in the authoring of free content;
- developing free content for use in schools, polytechnics, universities, vocational education institutions and informal education settings;
- facilitating the establishment of community networks and collaboration with existing free content initiatives in education;
- fostering new technologies that will widen access, improve quality and reduce the cost associated with providing education, primarily through the use of free content.[1]
Its development is supported by the Commonwealth of Learning, with some financial support[2] from the William and Flora Hewlett Foundation, one of the leading proponents of the open educational resources (OER) movement, and programmatic support from UNESCO[3].
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Notes
- ^ "About WikiEdducator". COL (2008-03-11).
- ^ "From Greener Cities to Tools for Teachers: Hewlett Foundation Awards $152.1 Million in New Grants". Hewlett Foundation (2007-12-18).
- ^ "COL/UNESCO Workplan Agreement". COL (2007-07-01).
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- This page was last modified on 2 October 2008, at 06:19.
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