Wikiversity/Example

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Collaboration between students and teachers.

Welcome to Wikiversity!

universitas magistrorum et scholarium - a community of teaching and learning - is the basic definition of a university in Latin. Wikiversity is the viciversitas magistrorum et scholarium - a wiki-based community of teaching and learning.

Wikiversity is not a degree-granting institution. It does not have professors or staff or registered students. There are just people here

teaching - learning - discussing - creating - thinking

in many different subjects.

Wikiversity is a communal effort to learn and facilitate others' learning. You can use Wikiversity to find information or ask questions about a subject you need to find out more about. You can also use it to share your knowledge about a subject, and to build learning materials around that knowledge. See below for ideas on how you can help out yourself, or to help us help you.

Some open tasks

Wikiversity

Current proposal

Wikiversity/Scope

Example

Wikiversity:Learning

Wikiversity:Online Course

What Wikiversity is not

Wikiversity subcommittee

Moving Wikiversity forward

Wikiversity (overview)

Wikiversity in Wikibooks

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• Requested features - plans for new Wikiversity features
• plans for new learning projects - existing projects
• Wikiversity:Helpdesk - ask for that nugget of information you need, or answer it for someone else
• Wikiversity:Subjects - browse the subject catalogue within Wikiversity
• Wikiversity:MetaData - check out the meta data catalogue for some heavy-duty searching
• Wikiversity:Communities - browse active learning communities in Wikiversity
• Wikiversity:Learning materials project - start adding learning materials yourself!