Program guides/Education/Working with institutional partners

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Program Guides: Education

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Find educators and institutional partners From a single educator to a ministry of education, your program may have different needs for partnerships. Some may be practical: you need a professor to teach a Wikipedia course or a friendly institution to host your events. Some may be more aspirational: you want Wikipedia in every classroom, so you want to gauge support and start conversations from the very top. We've captured best practices from established education programs around the world so you can learn from their experience. Learn how to find educators to partner with who are as excited as you are about teaching students to contribute to Wikimedia projects. Get tips on how to talk to educators about the benefits and opportunities of using Wikimedia in the classroom. Decide whether you should partner with a local ministry of education Learn how to write an agreement with a partner institution. GLAM + Wikimedia education --learning pattern needed--: Best practices for collaborations betweeen GLAMs and education programs.

What's Next? Collaborate with the community Working with institutional partners Generating participant interest