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Training the Trainers is a series of workshops that train people how to train people how to contribute to the Wikimedia projects. | Training the Trainers is a series of workshops that train people how to train people how to contribute to the Wikimedia projects. | ||
<big>'''If you would like to be trained in using Wikipedia we have well trained and kindly people ready to come and work with you at your events. Our aim is to guide people through the early stages of editing and then offer support as they become contributors. We are happy to travel whenever necessary | <big>'''If you would like to be trained in using Wikipedia we have well trained and kindly people ready to come and work with you at your events. Our aim is to guide people through the early stages of editing and then offer support as they become contributors. We are happy to travel whenever necessary to meet your needs. There is generally no charge for this. We have trainers who can support you in English and Welsh. | ||
Please contact us for more information 0207 065 0991.'''</big> | Please contact us for more information 0207 065 0991.'''</big> | ||
Revision as of 12:59, 2 April 2014
Training the Trainers is a series of workshops that train people how to train people how to contribute to the Wikimedia projects.
If you would like to be trained in using Wikipedia we have well trained and kindly people ready to come and work with you at your events. Our aim is to guide people through the early stages of editing and then offer support as they become contributors. We are happy to travel whenever necessary to meet your needs. There is generally no charge for this. We have trainers who can support you in English and Welsh.
Please contact us for more information 0207 065 0991.
For more information, see the following pages:
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| Approximate distribution of trained trainers in the United Kingdom |
The programme has been reviewed in 2013, which resulted in a series of proposed recommendations.