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'''EduWiki Conference 2014<br>
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at [http://www.edinburghfirst.co.uk/venues/st-leonards-hall Edinburgh First's St Leonard Hall (University of Edinburgh)]<br />
at [http://www.edinburghfirst.co.uk/venues/st-leonards-hall Edinburgh First's St Leonard Hall (University of Edinburgh)]<br />
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'''Registration is now closed and the event is fully booked.'''
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''Convened by Toni Sant: toni.sant{{@|15px}}wikimedia.org.uk'' for WMUK'''<br />
''Convened by Toni Sant: toni.sant{{@|15px}}wikimedia.org.uk'' for WMUK'''<br />'''
''Contact: education{{@|15px}}wikimedia.org.uk, +44 (0)7885 980 536  
''Contact: education{{@|15px}}wikimedia.org.uk, +44 (0)7885 980 536 ''
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Hashtag: {{Hashtag|EduWiki}} || [http://www.facebook.com/events/689568224465924/ Facebook event page] (please share)
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'''EduWiki Conference 2014''' is the third annual conference organised by Wikimedia UK focusing on Education projects.
'''EduWiki Conference 2014''' was the third annual conference organised by Wikimedia UK focusing on Education projects.


This is a one-day event raising awareness of the educational possibilities of Wikipedia and sister projects, and developing Wikimedia UK's academic engagement. In light of the fact that [[Wikimania 2014]] drew substantial resources away from the EduWiki conference, this year's event is taking the form of a symposium bringing together all those in the Education sector who have benefited directly from WMUK support over the years. Aside from presentations about case studies from across the UK, this event also offers an opportunity for others across the education sector to attend workshops for Educators and/or Campus Ambassadors, providing support for those using Wikipedia as a teaching platform.
This was a one-day event raising awareness of the educational possibilities of Wikipedia and sister projects, and developing Wikimedia UK's academic engagement. This year's event took the form of a symposium bringing together all those in the Education sector who have benefited directly from WMUK support over the years. Aside from presentations about case studies from across the UK, this event also offered an opportunity for others across the education sector to attend workshops for Educators and/or Campus Ambassadors, providing support for those using Wikipedia as a teaching platform.


== Schedule ==
== Schedule ==
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:'''EduWiki Pre-conference Meetup'''
:'''EduWiki Pre-conference Meetup'''


On the evening of 30th October, participants and interested Wikimedians/educators alike are encouraged to join us for a relaxed gathering prior to the conference itself. An opportunity to meet Wikimedians and educators from around the UK and the world over drinks, and to break the ice before discussions the next morning. WiFi will be available. This event will be held at the City Cafe's [http://www.thecitycafe.co.uk/bookings/ City 2] function room, located at [http://www.thecitycafe.co.uk/contact/ 19 Blair St, Edinburgh EH1 1QR]
From 19:00 on the evening of 30th October, participants and interested Wikimedians/educators alike are encouraged to join us for a relaxed gathering prior to the conference itself. An opportunity to meet Wikimedians and educators from around the UK and the world over drinks, and to break the ice before discussions the next morning. WiFi will be available. This event will be held at the City Cafe's [http://www.thecitycafe.co.uk/bookings/ City 2] function room, located at [http://www.thecitycafe.co.uk/contact/ 19 Blair St, Edinburgh EH1 1QR]


:'''EduWiki Hallowe'en TeachMeet Social'''
:'''EduWiki Hallowe'en TeachMeet Social'''
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== Speaker images ==
== Speaker images ==
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File:Peter_McColl_wide.png|Peter McColl, Rector, University of Edinburgh
File:Peter_McColl_wide.png|Peter McColl, Rector, University of Edinburgh
File:Koudijs, Floor March 2014.jpg|Floor Koudijs, Senior Manager, Wikipedia Education Program
File:Koudijs, Floor March 2014.jpg|Floor Koudijs, Senior Manager, Wikipedia Education Program, Wikimedia Foundation
File:Tighe Flanagan.jpg|Tighe Flanagan, Arab World Education Program Manager
File:Tighe Flanagan.jpg|Tighe Flanagan, Arab World Education Program Manager
File:Marc Haynes - March 2014.jpg|Marc Haynes, Wikipedian in Residence at Coleg Cymraeg
File:Marc Haynes - March 2014.jpg|Marc Haynes, Wikipedian in Residence at Coleg Cymraeg
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File:WikiConference UK 2012 - Daria Cybulska.jpg|Daria Cybulska, WMUK Programme Manager
File:WikiConference UK 2012 - Daria Cybulska.jpg|Daria Cybulska, WMUK Programme Manager
File:Wikimania 2014 - 102 CROP.jpg|Andy Mabbett, Wikipedian in Residence at ORCID & Wikimedian in Residence at The Royal Society of Chemistry
File:Wikimania 2014 - 102 CROP.jpg|Andy Mabbett, Wikipedian in Residence at ORCID & Wikimedian in Residence at The Royal Society of Chemistry
File:Koval%2C_Anna_Aug_2013.jpg|Anna Koval, Manager, Wikipedia Education Program, Wikimedia Foundation
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== Getting here ==
=== Attendees ===
Here are some facts and (loose) statistics about the EduWiki 2014 delegates:
* 80 people registered for this one-day event.
* 61 registered delegates attended (51 male / 17 female)
* 23 delegates work in educational institutions in the UK (have email addresses ending in ac.uk)
* 15 students from the University of Stirling registered to attend; 10 showed up.
* 15 members of the Wikipedia Education Collaborative were present for at least part of the event
* 12 delegates declared their Wiki*edia username at registration.
* Non-UK delegates traveled from 9 countries: Armenia, Czech Republic, Egypt, Israel, Serbia, Mexico, Spain, Uruguay, USA.


'''Arriving by train'''
Conference delegates came from the following institutions:
 
* Ain Shams University
Edinburgh's main rail station is [[w:Waverley Station|Waverley Station]], situated between the city's [[w:Old Town, Edinburgh|old]] and [[w:New Town, Edinburgh|new towns]]. Upon arrival in Waverley Station, further transport is available in the form of taxi ranks located within the station itself, or by means of the [http://lothianbuses.com/ local buses] which depart from stances on the nearby [[w:Princes Street|Princes Street]] or Waverley Bridge (see below for details), or the newly operational tram system that runs down Princes St, connecting Waverley to Haymarket Station and Edinburgh Airport. Waverley is also connected to the airport via a [http://lothianbuses.com/services/airlink 24 hour airlink bus] that departs from Waverley Bridge, typically every ten minutes.
* Cetis
 
* Charles University
'''Arriving by air'''
* Coleg Cymraeg Cenedlaethol
 
* Glasgow School of Art
[http://www.edinburghairport.com/ Edinburgh Airport] is located approximately 8 miles outside of the city centre. Directions for driving to and from Edinburgh Airport are available on the website's [http://www.edinburghairport.com/transport-links transport links page]. For access to the city centre via public transport, the airport is well-connected by both bus and trams. A [http://lothianbuses.com/services/airlink 24 airlink service] (£4 one way, £7 open return) runs approximately every ten minutes, and arrives in the city centre, at Waverley Station, in roughly 25 minutes. The [http://www.edinburghairport.com/transport-links/trams new Edinburgh Tram system] runs every 8-10 minutes, and costs £5 one way, £8 return.
* Islay High School
 
* Jisc RSC Scotland
'''Arriving at the venue'''
* National University of Ireland, Galway
 
* Royal Society of Chemistry
The EduWiki 2014 venue, [http://www.edinburghfirst.co.uk/venues/st-leonards-hall/ St Leonard's Hall], is located approximately 25 minutes (walking distance) from Waverley Station, and is also well-connected by bus. Lothian Buses is Edinburgh's local bus company, running throughout the city; a single fare costs £1.50 for any trip, while a day pass will allow you unlimited travel for the day of purchase for only £3.50.
* Scottish Government
 
* Tec de Monterrey (Mexico)
Exiting Waverley Station via Princes Street will allow you to access the #30 and 33 buses, which depart across from the [[w:Scott Monument|Scott Monument]] on Princes St, or the #14 bus, which departs from the North Bridge around the corner. All three buses stop in front of the Commonwealth Pool, which is a short (2 minute) walk from St Leonard's Hall. The [http://lothianbuses.com/plan-a-journey/route-maps Lothian Buses route map] will allow you to see the routes laid out over a Google map of Edinburgh; St Leonard's Hall is located just off of Dalkeith Rd in Newington.
* The Open University
 
* Universidad de la República (Uruguay)
Taxis, particularly black cabs, are common in Edinburgh city centre, and can also be booked by phone. The total cab fare will vary, but the distance between Waverley Station and St Leonard's Hall is approximately 10 minutes. The most widely used taxi companies in Edinburgh include:
* University College London
 
* University of Bolton
* Central Radio Taxis (Black Cabs) - +44 131 229-2468
* University of Bristol
* City Cabs (Black Cabs) - +44 131 228-1211
* University of East London
* Edinburgh Taxi (minicabs - pre-book only) - +44 131 610-1234
* University of Edinburgh
 
* University of Hull
== While in Edinburgh ==
* University of Portsmouth
 
* University of Stirling
For those new to Edinburgh, the EduWiki conference is being held in the city's Newington district, which boasts some fabulous places to eat and drink, and lies not more than a short walk from the historic attractions of the Old Town. Some of the following information might be of interest should you find yourself with the chance and the inclination to explore the city.
* V&A Museum
 
* Wiki Education Foundation
'''Food and drink'''
* Wikimedia Foundation
 
* Wikimedia Serbia
Eating in the tourist heart of Edinburgh can be costly, but fortunately there are dozens of extraordinary places to grab a bite or a drink not far away without paying the high prices. Below are a selection of well-loved Edinburgh staples within close distance of St Leonard's Hall that should cater to every palate and every budget.
* Wikinews
 
* Tel-Aviv University (Israel)
* [http://www.bonsaibarbistro.co.uk Bonsai Bar & Bistro] (46 West Richmond Street) - ''Informal modern Japanese dining room serving stylish sushi, teppanyaki, miso and salads''
* York St John University
* [http://www.redfortedinburgh.co.uk/ Red Fort] (10 Drummond Street) - ''Colourful budget Indian restaurant; a favourite with University of Edinburgh students''
* [http://www.spoonedinburgh.co.uk/ Spoon Cafe Bistro] (6A Nicolson St) - ''Gorgeously eclectic upper-level café and bistro with breakfast, lunch and dinner menus, all reasonably priced and delicious''
* [http://www.thecityrestaurant.co.uk/ The City Restaurant] (35 Nicolson Street) - ''A bright, glass-fronted family diner that is open morning until late, serving up a proper fish and chips and all-day breakfast''
* [http://www.10to10indelhi.com/ 10to10 in Delhi] (67 Nicolson Street) - ''Laid-back Indian tea house and restaurant, serving delicious dishes for very friendly prices; well worth a visit''
* [http://www.beirutrestaurant.co.uk/ Beirut Lebanese Restaurant] (24 Nicolson Square) - ''Authentic Middle Eastern menu with set-price lunch option and BYO drinks in colourful surroundings''
* [http://www.thepottingshededinburgh.co.uk/ The Potting Shed Cafe-Bar & Kitchen] (32-34 Potterrow) - ''Creative, farm-to-fork food, plus craft beers and cocktails in eccentric, gardening-themed cafe-bar''
* [http://www.fiftysixnorth.co.uk/ 56 North Cocktail Bar] (2-8 West Crosscauseway) - ''Intimate cocktail bar with booths, a wide range of gins, gourmet burgers, flatbreads and steaks''
* [http://www.buffalogrill.co.uk/  The Buffalo Grill] (12-14 Chapel Street) - ''Texan-style BYOB diner for gourmet burgers and steaks''
* [http://www.yakyeti-restaurant.co.uk/ Yak&Yeti Restaurant] (13 Newington Road) - ''Nepalese and Indian dishes with a modern touch in a relaxed curry house''
* [http://www.hanedan.co.uk/ Hanedan Turkish Restaurant] (41 West Preston Street) - ''Intimate venue with a Turkish menu featuring hot and cold meze and charcoal-grilled meat and fish''
* [http://www.drouthyneebors-edinburgh.co.uk/about Drouthy Neebors] (1-2 West Preston Street) - ''Spacious, contemporary pub serving Scottish beer on tap, wines and cocktail pitchers''
* [http://www.kalpnarestaurant.com/ Kalpna Vegetarian Restaurant] (2-3 St Patrick Square) - ''Established Indian vegetarian dining in striking, exotic decor with buffet, thali and lunch deals''
* [http://www.kismot.co.uk/ Kismot Indian & Bangladeshi Restaurant] (29 St. Leonard's Street) - ''Friendly, family-run Indian diner with creative menu and what claims to be Scotland's hottest curry''
* [http://www.restaurant-positano.com/ Positano Italian Restaurant] (85-87 Newington Road) - ''Buzzy Italian eatery with an extensive menu of classic dishes such as pizza, plus regional wines''
* [http://www.celadonrestaurant.co.uk/ Celadon Thai Restaurant] (49-51 Causewayside) - ''Stylish Thai dining in elegant bare stone and pale green decor with pre-theatre deals''
* [http://www.hellerskitchen.co.uk/ Hellers Kitchen] (15 Salisbury Place) - ''Wood-floored, family-run cafe eatery known for its brunch, plus sandwiches and European main dishes''
* [http://www.thesouthern.co.uk/ The Southern Bar] (22-26 South Clerk Street) - ''High-ceilinged pub with stripped wooden floors and a menu of gourmet burgers, plus craft beers''
 
'''What to do'''
 
The [https://www.google.com/maps/d/edit?mid=zj9Nlox4j50M.klC76FyaKzB8 EduWiki 2014 Google Map] details a number of local tourist destinations in Edinburgh and their location, including the iconic [http://www.edinburghcastle.gov.uk/ Edinburgh Castle], the [http://www.scottish.parliament.uk/ Scottish Parliament Buildings], and the [http://www.royalcollection.org.uk/visit/palace-of-holyroodhouse Palace of Holyroodhouse] - the Queen's official residence in Scotland. While these and other popular sites, like the [http://www.camera-obscura.co.uk/ Camera Obscura], [http://www.realmarykingsclose.com/ Mary King's Close] (an historic street preserved underneath the Royal Mile), and [http://www.nts.org.uk/Property/Gladstones-Land/ Gladstone's Land] charge for entry, there are a number of fantastic local and national cultural organisations that provide an amazing Edinburgh experience for free. Be sure to check out the stunningly renovated [http://www.nms.ac.uk/national-museum-of-scotland/ National Museum of Scotland] and the world-famous Greyfriar's Kirkyard (with a statue of the beloved Greyfriar's Bobby in front). The [http://www.nls.uk/ National Library of Scotland] also hosts a free exhibition like the current 'Behind the Lines' exhibit that explores the personal stories of Scots in the First World War. There are several free smaller museums off the Royal Mile, like the Museum of Edinburgh, the Museum of Childhood and the Writer's Museum. Or, if you prefer, grab a pint at one of the busy historic pubs that line the Grassmarket, and take in a view of some of the city's incredible historic architecture.


== See also ==
== See also ==
 
* [[/Edinburgh|Useful travel information and other details about Edinburgh]] - complied by Ally Crockford
* [[/Accommodation|Accommodation]] - where to stay during the conference
* [[/Accommodation|Accommodation]] - where to stay during the conference
* [[voy:Edinburgh|Wikivoyage travel guide for Edinburgh]]
* [[voy:Edinburgh|Wikivoyage travel guide for Edinburgh]]
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== Feedback from the last event ==
== Feedback from the last event ==
[[EduWiki_Conference_2013#Reflections_and_coverage|See what attendees thought]] of last year's EduWiki Conference.
[[EduWiki_Conference_2013#Reflections_and_coverage|See what attendees thought]] of last year's EduWiki Conference.
== Feedback from this year's event ==
[[:File:EduWiki 2014 feedback summary.pdf|See what attendees thought]] of this year's EduWiki Conference.
[https://about.me/sharonlflynn Sharon Flynn] (Assistant Director, Centre for Excellence in Learning and Teaching at the National University of Ireland, Galway) gave a presentation at the [http://programme.exordo.com/edtech2015/ EdTech conference 2015, Limerick] on "Academic Writing and Wikipedia", drawing on ideas presented by Toni and Martin at the conference. [http://www.slideshare.net/sharonlflynn/academic-writing-and-wikipedia Slides are available on SlideShare].


== Event planning ==
== Event planning ==

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EduWiki Conference 2014
 at Edinburgh First's St Leonard Hall (University of Edinburgh)
(Coordinates: 55.94007°, -3.17118°)
Friday 31 October 2014

Registration is now closed and the event is fully booked.

Convened by Toni Sant: toni.santatwikimedia.org.uk for WMUK
 Contact: educationatwikimedia.org.uk, +44 (0)7885 980 536
Hashtag: #EduWiki || Facebook event page (please share)

St Leonard's Hall, Edinburgh


EduWiki Conference 2014 was the third annual conference organised by Wikimedia UK focusing on Education projects.

This was a one-day event raising awareness of the educational possibilities of Wikipedia and sister projects, and developing Wikimedia UK's academic engagement. This year's event took the form of a symposium bringing together all those in the Education sector who have benefited directly from WMUK support over the years. Aside from presentations about case studies from across the UK, this event also offered an opportunity for others across the education sector to attend workshops for Educators and/or Campus Ambassadors, providing support for those using Wikipedia as a teaching platform.

Schedule

The main theme for EduWiki 2014 is ensuring more meaningful engagement with Wikimedia in Education across the UK.

Time Details Room
8:45am Registration St Leonard's Hall
9:30am Welcome & Introduction

Toni Sant, Wikimedia UK Education Organiser

St Trinnean's
9:35am Conference Opening

Peter McColl, Rector, University of Edinburgh

St Trinnean's
9:50am Keynote presentation

Floor Koudijs, Senior Manager, Wikipedia Education Program at Wikimedia Foundation

St Trinnean's
10:20am Wikimedians in Residence across the Education sector

Marc Haynes, Wikipedian in Residence at Coleg Cymraeg, Wales

Martin Poulter, former Wikimedia Ambassador at Jisc

Respondent: Andy Mabbett, Wikipedian in Residence at ORCID & Wikimedian in Residence at the Royal Society of Chemistry, on "ORCID in education"

St Trinnean's
11:00am Tea/Coffee break St Leonard's Hall
11:20am Showcasing WMUK-supported projects

Brian Kelly, EduWiki Serbia 2014 delegate - with Filip Maljković, Wikimedia Serbia

Kate Dorney, TaPRA Research Officer and Senior Curator V&A Museum

St Trinnean's
12:00pm Engaging Wikimedia in Scotland

Greg Singh, Lecturer in Communications, Media & Culture - University of Stirling

Discussion panel: 'Education Matters in Scotland,' led by Ally Crockford, Wikimedian in Residence at the National Library of Scotland, Edinburgh

St Trinnean's
1:00pm Lunch St Leonard's Hall
2:00pm Workshop A: For new Campus Ambassadors and Educators (led by Martin Poulter & Toni Sant)

Workshop B: Intermediate session for Campus Ambassadors and Educators (led by Tighe Flanagan & Darren Stephens)
Workshop C: Wiki*edia Projects in Schools (for students under 18) (led by Daria Cybulska, WMUK Programme Manager)

Nelson Room

Bonnar Room
St Trinnean's

3:30pm Tea/Coffee break St Leonard's Hall
4:00pm Workshops continue as above
5:00pm Closing plenary including lightning talks by members of the Wikipedia Education Collaborative (chaired by Anna Koval) Nelson Room

Satellite events

EduWiki Pre-conference Meetup

From 19:00 on the evening of 30th October, participants and interested Wikimedians/educators alike are encouraged to join us for a relaxed gathering prior to the conference itself. An opportunity to meet Wikimedians and educators from around the UK and the world over drinks, and to break the ice before discussions the next morning. WiFi will be available. This event will be held at the City Cafe's City 2 function room, located at 19 Blair St, Edinburgh EH1 1QR

EduWiki Hallowe'en TeachMeet Social

The conference will be followed by a special EduWiki TeachMeet Hallowe'en edition, where participants will be able to mingle over drinks and nibbles from 19:00 onwards, while teachers and Wikimedians alike are encouraged to give a casual 7 minute or 2 minute micropresentation about Wikipedia/Wikimedia in the classroom. Sponsored by the National Library of Scotland and Radio EDUTalk, the TeachMeet will be the perfect chance to socialise with delegates, speakers, and local educators! The event will be held at Codebase, located at Argyle House, 3 Lady Lawson St, Edinburgh EH3 9DR.

Wikipedia Education Collaborative

EduWiki will also provide an opportunity for Wikipedia Education Collaborative members to follow-up on previous discussions, mainly through a full-day meeting on the day after EduWiki. However, Wikipedia Education Collaborative members will be present during EduWiki and will engage with delegates in a number of ways, which will be announced during the event.

Speaker images

  • Peter McColl, Rector, University of Edinburgh

    Peter McColl, Rector, University of Edinburgh

  • Floor Koudijs, Senior Manager, Wikipedia Education Program, Wikimedia Foundation

    Floor Koudijs, Senior Manager, Wikipedia Education Program, Wikimedia Foundation

  • Tighe Flanagan, Arab World Education Program Manager

    Tighe Flanagan, Arab World Education Program Manager

  • Marc Haynes, Wikipedian in Residence at Coleg Cymraeg

    Marc Haynes, Wikipedian in Residence at Coleg Cymraeg

  • Ally Crockford, Wikimedian in Residence at the National Library of Scotland

    Ally Crockford, Wikimedian in Residence at the National Library of Scotland

  • Darren Stephens, University of Hull @ Scarborough

    Darren Stephens, University of Hull @ Scarborough

  • Toni Sant, Wikimedia UK Education Organiser

    Toni Sant, Wikimedia UK Education Organiser

  • Padmini Ray Murray, University of Stirling

    Padmini Ray Murray, University of Stirling

  • Greg Singh, University of Stirling

    Greg Singh, University of Stirling

  • Brian Kelly

    Brian Kelly

  • Filip Maljković, Wikimedia Serbia

    Filip Maljković, Wikimedia Serbia

  • Martin Poulter, Former Wikimedia Ambassador at Jisc

    Martin Poulter, Former Wikimedia Ambassador at Jisc

  • Daria Cybulska, WMUK Programme Manager

    Daria Cybulska, WMUK Programme Manager

  • Andy Mabbett, Wikipedian in Residence at ORCID & Wikimedian in Residence at The Royal Society of Chemistry

    Andy Mabbett, Wikipedian in Residence at ORCID & Wikimedian in Residence at The Royal Society of Chemistry

  • Anna Koval, Manager, Wikipedia Education Program, Wikimedia Foundation

    Anna Koval, Manager, Wikipedia Education Program, Wikimedia Foundation

Attendees

Here are some facts and (loose) statistics about the EduWiki 2014 delegates:

  • 80 people registered for this one-day event.
  • 61 registered delegates attended (51 male / 17 female)
  • 23 delegates work in educational institutions in the UK (have email addresses ending in ac.uk)
  • 15 students from the University of Stirling registered to attend; 10 showed up.
  • 15 members of the Wikipedia Education Collaborative were present for at least part of the event
  • 12 delegates declared their Wiki*edia username at registration.
  • Non-UK delegates traveled from 9 countries: Armenia, Czech Republic, Egypt, Israel, Serbia, Mexico, Spain, Uruguay, USA.

Conference delegates came from the following institutions:

  • Ain Shams University
  • Cetis
  • Charles University
  • Coleg Cymraeg Cenedlaethol
  • Glasgow School of Art
  • Islay High School
  • Jisc RSC Scotland
  • National University of Ireland, Galway
  • Royal Society of Chemistry
  • Scottish Government
  • Tec de Monterrey (Mexico)
  • The Open University
  • Universidad de la República (Uruguay)
  • University College London
  • University of Bolton
  • University of Bristol
  • University of East London
  • University of Edinburgh
  • University of Hull
  • University of Portsmouth
  • University of Stirling
  • V&A Museum
  • Wiki Education Foundation
  • Wikimedia Foundation
  • Wikimedia Serbia
  • Wikinews
  • Tel-Aviv University (Israel)
  • York St John University

See also

Feedback from the last event

See what attendees thought of last year's EduWiki Conference.

Feedback from this year's event

See what attendees thought of this year's EduWiki Conference.

Sharon Flynn (Assistant Director, Centre for Excellence in Learning and Teaching at the National University of Ireland, Galway) gave a presentation at the EdTech conference 2015, Limerick on "Academic Writing and Wikipedia", drawing on ideas presented by Toni and Martin at the conference. Slides are available on SlideShare.

Event planning

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