Education/Reading Wikipedia in the Classroom/funding/reporting
Reporting about your funded Reading Wikipedia in the Classroom project edit
For those that have received funding for Reading Wikipedia in the classroom in 2022, the reporting requirements are outlined here. Three reports are required:
- Initial submission of needs assessment and planning outcomes
- Mid-project monitoring report
- Final evaluation report
More details about each report will be outlined below.
Needs assessment and planning report edit
Needs assessment and data collection report should include the following:
- Analysis of data collected from surveys and interviews
- Details of any partnership agreements
- Details of outreach activities
Tools that support the needs assessment report:
- Survey and interview questions (can be found here)
- Example of a needs assessment report summary (can be found here)
Mid-project monitoring report edit
Mid-project monitoring report should include:
- Number of teachers registered
- Number of teachers actively participating
- Screenshots or photos of training activities
- Summary of progress toward project outcomes
- Summary of challenges/lessons learned or any outstanding circumstances that may prevent the project from achieving its outcomes
Tools that support the mid-project monitoring report:
- Template of a mid-project monitoring report (can be found here)
Final evaluation report edit
Final evaluation report should include:
- Reach, participation, and certification metrics
- Data about assignment participation and completion
- Analysis of evaluation data from surveys and interviews
- Teacher’s learning outcomes
- Ways to improve the program for the future
- Annex that includes the final assignments submitted by teachers
Tools that support the final evaluation project report:
- Survey and interview questions (can be found here)
- Template to summarize data collected (for survey data and for interviews)
- Final report template (can be found here)