1+ week, 5+ day ago   (720+ words) Wikimedia.org It’s common to hear phrases like, “But that’s not serious—that’s from Wikipedia,” in educational communities or academic settings. Although virtually all of us have used Wikipedia at some point—often to begin a research project—we rarely…...

2+ week, 2+ day ago   (716+ words) As part of the Wikipedia in Education Workshop held in Casablanca in August 2026, I had the opportunity to lead a technical workshop for a group of Moroccan teachers who had previously participated in the Reading Wikipedia in the Classroom program....

2+ week, 2+ day ago   (592+ words) Wikimedia.org It’s 9 in the morning, and Eloisa Larrea and I (Carla Salazar) are meeting at a halfway point in La Paz to head to the Alto Santiago de Lacaya market. Neither of us has been there before. We’re going…...

2+ week, 5+ day ago   (447+ words) WikiMedia.org On August 19, 2026, I taught my Bahasa Indonesia class a lesson on capital letters, huruf kapital. On paper, it was an ordinary grammar lesson. For me, it was something I had been waiting for since long before I ever…...

2+ week, 6+ day ago   (863+ words) On 15 August 2006, Wikiversity opened a new space within the Wikimedia movement: a place where people could not only access educational resources, but also create, share, and participate in learning together. Wikiversity had grown out of work within Wikibooks and became…...

2+ week, 6+ day ago   (180+ words) P: Before participating in the Women Leaders School training sessions, did you have any previous experience in writing, research, or history? P: What motivates you to edit? A: -I like to think that there are more women and people in general like me…...

3+ week, 2+ day ago   (543+ words) Wikimedia.org Welcome to “Don’t Blink”! Every month we share public policy developments from around the world that shape people’s ability to participate in the free knowledge movement. In case you blinked last month, here are the most important advocacy…...