Reporting about your funded Reading Wikipedia in the Classroom project[edit]

For those that have received funding for Reading Wikipedia in the classroom in 2022, the reporting requirements are outlined here. Three reports are required:

Initial submission of needs assessment and planning outcomes
Mid-project monitoring report
Final evaluation report

More details about each report will be outlined below.

Needs assessment and planning report[edit]

Needs assessment and data collection report should include the following:

Analysis of data collected from surveys and interviews
Details of any partnership agreements
Details of outreach activities

Tools that support the needs assessment report:

Survey and interview questions (can be found here)
Example of a needs assessment report summary (can be found here)

Mid-project monitoring report[edit]

Mid-project monitoring report should include:

Number of teachers registered
Number of teachers actively participating
Screenshots or photos of training activities
Summary of progress toward project outcomes
Summary of challenges/lessons learned or any outstanding circumstances that may prevent the project from achieving its outcomes

Tools that support the mid-project monitoring report:

Template of a mid-project monitoring report (can be found here)

Final evaluation report[edit]

Final evaluation report should include:

Reach, participation, and certification metrics
Data about assignment participation and completion
Analysis of evaluation data from surveys and interviews
- Teacher’s learning outcomes
- Ways to improve the program for the future
Annex that includes the final assignments submitted by teachers

Tools that support the final evaluation project report:

Survey and interview questions (can be found here)
Template to summarize data collected (for survey data and for interviews)
Final report template (can be found here)