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Pilot testing

Signups are now closed. Thank you for your interest - we will follow up on Monday, February 27.

Welcome! This page is a place to sign up to be a pilot tester for the Support and Safety team's training modules. We will be conducting a survey-based pilot test to determine the usability, effectiveness, and translatability of the modules, and we need community members to be our testers. Selected testers will be sent a gift as a thank you while supplies last.

This survey is hosted on a third-party service. For information about privacy and data handling, please see the survey's privacy statement.

Express your interest!

Goals of this testing

Usable product - Platform works properly, is intuitive, pleasant to use
Digestible content - readable, translatable content
Effective content - content relates practical advice for dealing with problems. (i.e. - you came out of the module knowing more about the subject)

Useful to both newer users and experienced admins
Understandable to people of different cultural and regional backgrounds

Effectiveness of interactive exercises - do they encourage a better understanding of the related section's content?

Eligibility

To get a good understanding of how a cross-section of people with different levels of Wikimedia experience and different levels of English proficiency experience the modules, we are looking for testers from the following categories:

Experience level:

Moderate - between 500 and 2000 edits, 6 months to 2 years experience
High - above 2000 edits, more than 2 years of experience

English proficiency:

Native
Non-native

Cultural/regional background:

Seeking testers from the following regions:

North America/Europe/Aus/NZ
Latin/South America
Africa
South Asia/Middle East
Eastern Asia

Please note that we may not select everyone who signs up.

Gifts!

We have two “thank you gift” options that our testers may choose from after they complete the pilot test:

Gift Options

Scarves!
Water bottles!

Important gift notes

We will be selecting testers based on the above criteria, so that we get a good range of feedback.

In order to receive a gift, selected pilot testers must fully complete the product survey by the closing date of March 10, 2017. The survey must be complete in order to receive a gift. Please don't sign up for this pilot just because you want a gift - the end goal is to make our training better! :)

Note also that shipping gifts to some areas of the world is difficult. We'll be trying our best to make things smooth, but please know that sending gifts to certain areas of the world can take a long time.

Signups are now closed. Thank you for your interest - we will follow up on Monday, February 27.

This pilot will launch on February 27, 2017.

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