5 tips to improve student experience with Wiki Education

By Guest Contributor on July 26, 2021

Discovering new comics with Wikidata’s powerful tools

By Reema Haque on July 22, 2021

Welcome, Nanette!

By Frank Schulenburg on July 21, 2021

Empowering diverse stories of cultural heritage

By LiAnna Davis on July 20, 2021

How Erik Olin Wright inspired João Alexandre Peschanski to become a Wikimedian

By LiAnna Davis on July 19, 2021

Bringing U.S. women’s history to the public

By LiAnna Davis on July 15, 2021

Wikidata and Big Data at UVA

By Will Kent on July 13, 2021

Improving Wikipedia’s Islamic art and architecture coverage

By Ian Ramjohn on July 12, 2021

Centering diversity in stories of Mississippi’s history

By LiAnna Davis on July 9, 2021

Expanding coverage of African archaeology on Wikipedia

By Ian Ramjohn on July 7, 2021

Amplifying Iowan women’s accomplishments through Wikipedia

By LiAnna Davis on July 6, 2021

Access to knowledge through Wikipedia

By Guest Contributor on July 1, 2021

Announcing our 2021–22 Annual Plan

By Frank Schulenburg on June 30, 2021

My good deed this year? A Wikipedia assignment

By Guest Contributor on June 29, 2021

Celebrating and recognizing Black women in psychology on Wikipedia

By Reema Haque on June 23, 2021

Sea slugs, jellyfish, and crabs

By Ian Ramjohn on June 21, 2021

A reliable future for Programs & Events Dashboard

By Sage Ross on June 16, 2021

Can “behavior” exist absent a brain or nervous system?

By Ian Ramjohn on June 15, 2021

Welcome, Reema!

By LiAnna Davis on June 10, 2021

Comic book data on Wikidata: Graphic Possibilities at Michigan State

By Will Kent on June 9, 2021

Sharing ecological expertise through Wikipedia

By Guest Contributor on June 8, 2021

Real-world learning of biological systematics

By Guest Contributor on June 3, 2021

Teaching with Wikipedia during a pandemic

By Guest Contributor on June 1, 2021

5 themes that emerge from a Wikipedia assignment

By Guest Contributor on May 27, 2021

Student wins U-Mich writing award for Wikipedia article

By LiAnna Davis on May 25, 2021

Improving the quality of Spanish language articles on Wikipedia

By Evan Monk on May 24, 2021

Good Wikipedians and honest engineers

By Guest Contributor on May 20, 2021

Teaching with Wikipedia leads to BU award

By LiAnna Davis on May 19, 2021

On the fence about assigning a Wikipedia project? Reasons to make it a class project

By Guest Contributor on May 17, 2021

Overcoming imposter syndrome by editing Wikipedia

By Guest Contributor on May 12, 2021

The importance of data dissemination during the COVID-19 pandemic

By Evan Monk on May 10, 2021

Black Lives Matter in Wikidata

By Guest Contributor on May 6, 2021

Elevating the visibility of minority and women physicists on Wikipedia

By Evan Monk on May 4, 2021

The importance of not hiding the past

By LiAnna Davis on April 28, 2021

Increasing visibility for Black psychologists on Wikipedia

By Evan Monk on April 26, 2021

Encouraging professional physicists to engage in outreach on Wikipedia

By Evan Monk on April 21, 2021

Bringing the Instructor and Student views of the Dashboard closer together

By Sage Ross on April 15, 2021

Informing the public about psychological science: Ben Karney

By LiAnna Davis on April 14, 2021

Student editors contribute COVID-related content

By LiAnna Davis on April 12, 2021

How Wikipedia fosters connections between research and industry

By Evan Monk on April 8, 2021

Sharing our learnings on improving Wikipedia’s COVID coverage

By Frank Schulenburg on April 6, 2021

Wikipedia lists on Wikidata

By Will Kent on April 1, 2021

The sex lives of plants

By Ian Ramjohn on March 29, 2021

Science communication and equity on Wikipedia

By Evan Monk on March 24, 2021

Improving politics and public policy articles

By LiAnna Davis on March 22, 2021

Libraries and Wikidata: Using linked data to expand access to library collections worldwide

By Evan Monk on March 17, 2021

Using Wikidata as a tool for inter-institutional collaboration and accessible collection data: SFMOMA

By Evan Monk on March 15, 2021

What Wikipedia means to our instructors

By Helaine Blumenthal on March 11, 2021

“SPARQL, baby!” – How linked data inspires me to be a better archivist

By Guest Contributor on March 10, 2021

Wiki Education works to fix Wikipedia’s gender gap

By LiAnna Davis on March 8, 2021

Rediscovering my love of science by editing Wikipedia

By Guest Contributor on March 3, 2021

Using Wikidata as a tool for digital archives: Dr. Anne Chen of Yale University

By Evan Monk on March 1, 2021

Welcome, Kathleen!

By Frank Schulenburg on February 25, 2021

Recapping the Fall 2020 term

By Helaine Blumenthal on February 24, 2021

Building my Wikipedia confidence

By Guest Contributor on February 16, 2021

Welcome, Victoria and Evan!

By Frank Schulenburg on February 11, 2021

Students improve Rudolph Fisher article

By Ian Ramjohn on February 1, 2021

Striving toward a more equitable Wikipedia

By Ian Ramjohn on January 29, 2021

Celebrating Wikipedia’s 20th birthday

By Ian Ramjohn on January 15, 2021

Improving Wikipedia’s coverage of Indigenous Canadians

By Helaine Blumenthal on January 13, 2021

A Wikipedian gets assigned to edit Wikipedia in a college class

By LiAnna Davis on January 5, 2021

School data for the world

By Will Kent on December 22, 2020

Expanding Wikipedia’s coverage of African topics

By Ian Ramjohn on December 10, 2020

Shifting the spotlight through Wikipedia

By Guest Contributor on December 8, 2020

From living building materials to printed organs

By Ian Ramjohn on December 3, 2020

Wikipedia and public-facing scholarship in the classroom

By Guest Contributor on December 1, 2020

10 years of student editing

By LiAnna Davis on November 23, 2020

An assignment that changed a life: Kasey Baker

By LiAnna Davis on November 20, 2020

How Wikipedia led to sewing: Tighe Flanagan

By LiAnna Davis on November 18, 2020

Research quantifies student editors’ impact on Wikipedia’s scholarly references

By LiAnna Davis on November 17, 2020

From student to professor: Amanda Levendowski

By LiAnna Davis on November 16, 2020

10 years of teaching with Wikipedia: Jonathan Obar

By LiAnna Davis on November 12, 2020

How helping others edit Wikipedia changes lives

By LiAnna Davis on November 10, 2020

Authorship Highlighting improvements

By Sage Ross on November 5, 2020

A Wikipedian six years in the making

By Helaine Blumenthal on November 2, 2020

The wonderful world of Wikipedia

By Guest Contributor on October 30, 2020

Happy 8th birthday, Wikidata!

By Will Kent on October 29, 2020

Five best practices for Wikipedia assignments

By Guest Contributor on October 28, 2020

10 years of tackling Wikipedia’s equity gaps

By Helaine Blumenthal on October 27, 2020

Improving reproductive health articles on Wikipedia

By Ian Ramjohn on October 22, 2020

10 years in education program technology

By Sage Ross on October 21, 2020

A solid foundation for Wikidata

By Guest Contributor on October 20, 2020

10 years of learning to engage experts

By Will Kent on October 19, 2020

First steps to make Brazilian academic libraries’ collections more open with Wikidata

By Guest Contributor on October 16, 2020

How we helped voters get neutral information

By Ian Ramjohn on October 15, 2020

10 years of helping close Wikipedia’s gender gap

By Jami Mathewson on October 14, 2020

Celebrating Ada Lovelace Day with Wikipedia

By LiAnna Davis on October 13, 2020

10 years of pedagogical value from Wikipedia assignments

By Helaine Blumenthal on October 12, 2020

10 years of impact to Wikipedia’s content

By Ian Ramjohn on October 8, 2020

How a Wiki Scholar improved a Nobel laureate’s biography

By Ian Ramjohn on October 7, 2020

Wiki Education brings 19% of English Wikipedia’s new active editors

By LiAnna Davis on October 5, 2020

Ten years of Wikipedia Education Program – a look back

By Frank Schulenburg on October 1, 2020

An update on our monthly reports

By Frank Schulenburg on September 29, 2020

A space to share psychological science — even psychological statistics

By Guest Contributor on September 24, 2020

Wikipedia editing in an upper-level biology elective

By Guest Contributor on September 22, 2020

Research quantifies Wiki Education’s impact to articles

By Sage Ross on September 17, 2020

Spring 2020: Reflections on a term to remember

By Helaine Blumenthal on September 15, 2020

Elevating the voices of women in science through Wikipedia

By Guest Contributor on September 8, 2020

Into the WikiWorld

By Guest Contributor on September 3, 2020

An unusual place to find community

By Guest Contributor on August 27, 2020

Monthly Report, June 2020

By Frank Schulenburg on August 19, 2020

Adding biographies of female oceanographers

By Guest Contributor on August 6, 2020

Wiki Education participants improve COVID-19 local response articles

By LiAnna Davis on August 4, 2020

Monthly Report, May 2020

By Frank Schulenburg on July 30, 2020

Special Olympics staff improve Wikipedia’s equity

By Guest Contributor on July 27, 2020

Improve Wikipedia’s 2020 election-related articles

By Jami Mathewson on July 22, 2020

Shining a light on hidden figures with Wikipedia—a collaboration

By Guest Contributor on July 21, 2020

TJ Bliss joins Wiki Education’s new Advisory Board

By Frank Schulenburg on July 17, 2020

How Wikidata might help the Smithsonian with its mission to diffuse knowledge

By Guest Contributor on July 16, 2020

UBC student creates article on missing genus

By LiAnna Davis on July 15, 2020

Participating professor wins President’s Award for Innovative Teaching

By Helaine Blumenthal on July 13, 2020

“A form of public engagement”: My Wikipedia experience

By Guest Contributor on July 10, 2020

Modeling wrongful convictions on Wikidata

By Will Kent on July 9, 2020

Extending the Met’s reach with Wikidata

By Guest Contributor on July 7, 2020

Announcing our 2020–21 Annual Plan

By Frank Schulenburg on July 2, 2020

Saying goodbye to valued colleagues

By Frank Schulenburg on July 2, 2020

Another Wikipedian is cultivated

By Guest Contributor on July 1, 2020

Be the change you want to see in the world

By Guest Contributor on June 26, 2020

What kind of source is Wikipedia?

By Guest Contributor on June 25, 2020

New application process for Student Program in Fall 2020 term

By Helaine Blumenthal on June 24, 2020

How to leverage the Wikipedia assignment in a job interview

By Cassidy Villeneuve on June 23, 2020

Monthly​ ​Report,​ April 2020

By Ozge Gundogdu on June 22, 2020

Students document workplace health risks on Wikipedia amidst global pandemic

By Cassidy Villeneuve on May 28, 2020

Monthly​ ​Report,​ March 2020

By Ozge Gundogdu on May 28, 2020

Public scholarship can combat misinformation and prejudice surrounding disability healthcare

By Samantha Weald on May 27, 2020

Students use Wikipedia to highlight forgotten victims of nuclear weapons

By Elysia Webb on May 20, 2020

Family planning doesn’t stop during a pandemic, so neither do the experts

By Cassidy Villeneuve on May 15, 2020

When a student’s pride in their work lives on

By Cassidy Villeneuve on May 13, 2020

Join the second cohort of WITH Wiki Scientists

By Guest Contributor on May 11, 2020

Becoming a Wiki Scientist

By Guest Contributor on May 5, 2020

From your Instagram to the encyclopedia: photos for the greater good

By Guest Contributor on May 1, 2020

Meaghan Duff and Jon Cawthorne join Wiki Education’s Board

By PJ Tabit on April 30, 2020

Engineering students are helping inform millions about Zoom’s data privacy practices

By Cassidy Villeneuve on April 29, 2020

Student-created immunology content on Wikipedia receiving a lot of attention this month

By Cassidy Villeneuve on April 28, 2020

How Wikipedia shows disability matters

By Guest Contributor on April 27, 2020

“Where are the women in STEM?” We’ve always been here

By Guest Contributor on April 24, 2020

Please help us strengthen Wikipedia’s COVID-19 information

By Frank Schulenburg on April 21, 2020

Writing for a time of need

By Elysia Webb on April 14, 2020

Looking back at Fall 2019: engagement, service, and excitement

By Helaine Blumenthal on April 13, 2020

Finding your students’ work

By Sage Ross on April 10, 2020

Learning about Wikidata changed my approach to teaching information literacy

By Guest Contributor on April 9, 2020

Wikidata reveals new insights about SFMOMA’s exhibition data

By Will Kent on April 8, 2020

Teaching the Wikipedia assignment virtually: Let’s share tips!

By Helaine Blumenthal on April 7, 2020

Monthly​ ​Report,​ December 2019

By Ozge Gundogdu on April 1, 2020

Monthly​ ​Report,​ February 2020

By Ozge Gundogdu on March 31, 2020

Monthly​ ​Report,​ January 2020

By Ozge Gundogdu on March 26, 2020

In solidarity: continuing to share knowledge amidst a global pandemic

By Frank Schulenburg on March 25, 2020

Wikipedia as a teaching tool that empowers students

By Cassidy Villeneuve on March 10, 2020

Representing accomplishments of elite Indigenous athletes on Wikipedia

By Cassidy Villeneuve on March 6, 2020

Teaching students that their words have power

By Cassidy Villeneuve on March 5, 2020

Everyone can help build one of the wonders of the modern world

By Guest Contributor on March 4, 2020

Trying something new in an already popular class

By Cassidy Villeneuve on February 28, 2020

Reading Wikipedia’s editorial culture

By Guest Contributor on February 26, 2020

Wikipedia’s gender inequality tackled by Rice students writing ‘activist’ articles

By Guest Contributor on February 21, 2020

New Dashboard feature helps with grading your Wikipedia assignment

By Sage Ross on February 20, 2020

Dashboard interns Khyati and Amit join Wikipedians in the SWASTHA initiative

By Cassidy Villeneuve on February 19, 2020

Wikidata at the Art Institute of Chicago

By Will Kent on February 13, 2020

Wiki Education welcomes Director, Institutional Funding Paul Carroll

By Frank Schulenburg on February 13, 2020

Catering to diverse GLAM needs to improve Wikidata

By Will Kent on February 11, 2020

Changing Wikipedia for the better

By Guest Contributor on February 6, 2020

What do students think of adding to Wikipedia as an assignment?

By Cassidy Villeneuve on February 3, 2020

Why members of the Society of Family Planning are getting involved with Wikipedia

By Jami Mathewson on January 31, 2020

How “Join the open data movement: a beginner Wikidata course” changed our view and use of collection data

By Guest Contributor on January 31, 2020

Remembering the unnamed women of history as a Wiki Scholar

By Guest Contributor on January 28, 2020

6 million articles on Wikipedia!

By Cassidy Villeneuve on January 27, 2020

What to try next: Wikipedia assignment ideas across disciplines

By Cassidy Villeneuve on January 23, 2020

On becoming a Wiki Woman Scientist

By Guest Contributor on January 23, 2020

Monthly​ ​Report,​ November 2019

By Ozge Gundogdu on January 22, 2020

Monthly​ ​Report,​ October 2019

By Ozge Gundogdu on January 22, 2020

The value of being a Wiki Scientist

By Guest Contributor on January 21, 2020

How to share an oral history collection more widely

By Guest Contributor on January 17, 2020

Wikipedia as a platform for Science Policy

By Guest Contributor on January 16, 2020

What students fighting misinformation online looks like

By Cassidy Villeneuve on January 15, 2020

Teaching Innovations at Vanderbilt

By Guest Contributor on January 14, 2020

Improving information about disability healthcare on Wikipedia

By Guest Contributor on January 13, 2020

A linked data platform with the potential that metadata professionals long for

By Guest Contributor on January 9, 2020

Celebrating your students’ work at the end of the term

By Cassidy Villeneuve on December 26, 2019

Adding to Wikipedia as an assignment? It’s a pizza cake…

By Cassidy Villeneuve on December 24, 2019

Penn students feel connection to local history while writing Wikipedia page for local mosque

By Cassidy Villeneuve on December 23, 2019

Early career scientists interested in science policy can make a difference

By Ryan McGrady on December 20, 2019

Writing with a purpose: history teachers revise Wikipedia

By Guest Contributor on December 20, 2019

Updating the student user experience for Spring 2020

By Sage Ross on December 19, 2019

When we join hands to bring women to Wikipedia

By Jami Mathewson on December 19, 2019

Wiki Education awarded Spark Grant to update Dashboard

By Guest Contributor on December 18, 2019

An ecology student becomes a Wikipedian

By Guest Contributor on December 17, 2019

If you give a mouse a Wikipedia page…

By Elysia Webb on December 17, 2019

One big way to amplify your knowledge and make a change in the world

By Jami Mathewson on December 16, 2019

Improving medical Wikipedia pages as an expert and a consumer

By Cassidy Villeneuve on December 11, 2019

Bringing the community together: WikidataCon 2019

By Will Kent on December 10, 2019

Students of foreign literature improve Wikipedia

By Shalor Toncray on December 9, 2019

Support free and universal access to information this #GivingTuesday

By TJ Bliss on December 3, 2019

Turning a composition course into public scholarship

By Elysia Webb on November 27, 2019

How the Colorado Alliance of Research Libraries ensures librarians across the state are “Wikipedia literate”

By Cassidy Villeneuve on November 26, 2019

Meeting your patients where they are: on Wikipedia

By Cassidy Villeneuve on November 21, 2019

Learning and sharing at WikiConference North America

By LiAnna Davis on November 20, 2019

Re-imagining global Korea: the art of protest and social change

By Shalor Toncray on November 13, 2019

Who’s interested in learning to use Wikidata?

By Will Kent on November 12, 2019

Instructors receive awards for Wikipedia work in the classroom

By Cassidy Villeneuve on November 8, 2019

Channeling passion into action: NSPN Wiki Scientists

By Ryan McGrady on November 5, 2019

Incorporating Wikipedia as an experiential learning activity in an editing course

By Guest Contributor on November 5, 2019

Monthly​ ​Report,​ September 2019

By Ozge Gundogdu on November 1, 2019

Ugandans writing their own story of family planning

By Elysia Webb on November 1, 2019

Learning about Islamic art and architecture through Wikipedia

By Shalor Toncray on October 29, 2019

Writing Latina artists into Wikipedia

By Cassidy Villeneuve on October 24, 2019

An instructional designer’s thoughts on Wikipedia

By Guest Contributor on October 24, 2019

Wikipedia as an avenue for motivating staff to enact change

By Cassidy Villeneuve on October 22, 2019

An Audience of 500 Million: Editing Wikipedia as a Writing Assignment

By Guest Contributor on October 18, 2019

Widening Wikidata’s impact

By Will Kent on October 16, 2019

Introducing our newest Wikidata enthusiasts

By Will Kent on October 11, 2019

What ecologists and Wikipedians actually have in common

By Elysia Webb on October 11, 2019

Students and professionals make Wikipedia more inclusive of women in STEM

By Cassidy Villeneuve on October 10, 2019

Help your library or museum expand the reach of its collections

By Will Kent on October 9, 2019

Privacy policy updated

By Sage Ross on October 8, 2019

Writing women back into tech history

By Cassidy Villeneuve on October 7, 2019

Bringing the history of Arab cinema to Wikipedia

By Shalor Toncray on October 1, 2019

Monthly​ ​Report,​ August 2019

By Ozge Gundogdu on September 30, 2019

Are the MacArthur ‘Genius’ grant winners represented on Wikipedia?

By Elysia Webb on September 27, 2019

Stronger together: Wikimania 2019

By Cassidy Villeneuve on September 27, 2019

Saying Goodbye to Jim Council

By Helaine Blumenthal on September 26, 2019

If you’re a biologist in search of science communication tools…

By Samantha Weald on September 25, 2019

Calling all librarians, archivists, and museum specialists

By Will Kent on September 24, 2019

Law students add nuance to Wikipedia articles about famous cases

By Shalor Toncray on September 23, 2019

A word from the wise: tips from experienced instructors

By Helaine Blumenthal on September 19, 2019

Opening up the linked data world of Wikidata to new editors

By Will Kent on September 17, 2019

Dashboard wins Coolest Tool Award

By Sage Ross on September 17, 2019

Making sure Wikipedia tells the stories of African-American suffragists

By Elysia Webb on September 16, 2019

Public archaeology at its most effective

By Cassidy Villeneuve on September 13, 2019

Monthly Report, July 2019

By Ozge Gundogdu on September 11, 2019

Building digital literacy capacity with UMass Lowell faculty

By Jami Mathewson on September 9, 2019

New Dashboard feature simplifies student peer review

By Helaine Blumenthal on September 5, 2019

Last week to sign up for September Wikidata courses!

By Will Kent on September 4, 2019

Why this student says Wikipedia’s stigma is undeserved

By Guest Contributor on August 29, 2019

Building student confidence and sharing knowledge outside the academic silo

By Cassidy Villeneuve on August 27, 2019

Life on Mars? Planetology students inform us on Wikipedia!

By Elysia Webb on August 26, 2019

When social media savvy students write for Wikipedia

By Guest Contributor on August 23, 2019

Me, a Wikipedian?

By Guest Contributor on August 23, 2019

GLAM professionals excited about the possibilities of Wikidata

By Will Kent on August 22, 2019

Expanding the reach of your library collections through Wikidata

By Will Kent on August 20, 2019

The Dashboard now counts references!

By Sage Ross on August 19, 2019

Wikipedia assignments are perfect for my Freshman Composition students

By Guest Contributor on August 19, 2019

The ancient Middle East and the ethics of archaeology

By Shalor Toncray on August 16, 2019

Data for all: share your collection

By Will Kent on August 14, 2019

Academia is changing its mind about Wikipedia

By Cassidy Villeneuve on August 13, 2019

Ask Alice? Not about medical content!

By Elysia Webb on August 13, 2019

Monthly Report, June 2019

By Ozge Gundogdu on August 12, 2019

An emerging movement of health professional students contributing to Wikipedia

By Guest Contributor on August 12, 2019

Why a Wikipedia assignment: a student’s perspective

By Guest Contributor on August 9, 2019

Early career scientists advancing the role of science in policy making

By Jami Mathewson on August 6, 2019

Looking ahead: our plan for 2019-2020

By Frank Schulenburg on August 6, 2019

Creative thinking education for early career scientists

By Cassidy Villeneuve on August 5, 2019

Engaging students with Wikipedia

By Guest Contributor on August 1, 2019

Japanese women change-makers of the 20th century

By Cassidy Villeneuve on July 30, 2019

Curing academic writer’s block by editing Wikipedia

By Cassidy Villeneuve on July 29, 2019

Why instructors join our open pedagogy community

By Helaine Blumenthal on July 26, 2019

Looking back to look ahead

By Frank Schulenburg on July 24, 2019

Counteracting the gender gap in economics through Wikipedia

By Cassidy Villeneuve on July 23, 2019

Unerasing Gert Town

By Guest Contributor on July 22, 2019

Wiki Education at the LD4 Conference

By Will Kent on July 19, 2019

Take an active role in shaping how the world understands science

By Cassidy Villeneuve on July 11, 2019

Wikipedia’s place in higher education

By Guest Contributor on July 9, 2019

​Monthly​ ​Report,​ May 2019

By Ozge Gundogdu on June 26, 2019

MIT awards instructor for utilizing Wikipedia in the science classroom

By Cassidy Villeneuve on June 24, 2019

Catalyzing deeper learning in the Humanities with Wiki Education

By Guest Contributor on June 21, 2019

When students write women scientists into Wikipedia

By Cassidy Villeneuve on June 20, 2019

Last chance to sign up for July Wikidata courses!

By Will Kent on June 10, 2019

Making healthcare more accessible through translation

By Guest Contributor on June 7, 2019

Welcome interns Amit, Khyati, and Ujjwal!

By Sage Ross on June 5, 2019

Wikipedia didn’t tell the full story of the 19th Amendment…

By Cassidy Villeneuve on June 4, 2019

Wikipedia: Impactful science communication in higher education

By Guest Contributor on June 3, 2019

Why is Wikidata important to you?

By Will Kent on June 3, 2019

Everyday people changing the world for the better

By Cassidy Villeneuve on May 31, 2019

Monthly​ ​Report,​ April 2019

By Ozge Gundogdu on May 31, 2019

Prague Hackathon improves tools for users worldwide

By Wes Reid on May 30, 2019

My experience editing Wikipedia’s “Vaccination” page during medical school

By Guest Contributor on May 29, 2019

Science communication in action at Northeastern

By Cassidy Villeneuve on May 23, 2019

Small class, big footprint

By Guest Contributor on May 16, 2019

So you’re looking for fulfilling professional development…

By Samantha Weald on May 14, 2019

NIOSH gives award for educating the public through Wikipedia

By Cassidy Villeneuve on May 13, 2019

Developing metaliterate and information literate Wikipedians in the classroom

By Guest Contributor on May 6, 2019

Professor named Woman of the Year for student-centered, equity-focused pedagogy

By Cassidy Villeneuve on May 3, 2019

Monthly Report, February 2019

By Ozge Gundogdu on April 30, 2019

Monthly Report, March 2019

By Ozge Gundogdu on April 30, 2019

Collaborating with others in the Wikimedia movement

By LiAnna Davis on April 26, 2019

Medical missionaries to community partners

By Shalor Toncray on April 25, 2019

Employee inspired by students and scholars to write about women

By Elysia Webb on April 24, 2019

Women’s Suffrage: My Wiki Life

By Guest Contributor on April 23, 2019

5 reasons to do a Wikipedia writing assignment next term

By Cassidy Villeneuve on April 19, 2019

These scientists are improving the public’s knowledge of science

By Ryan McGrady on April 16, 2019

Off the bookshelf and into the world

By Guest Contributor on April 12, 2019

Alternatives in education

By Elysia Webb on April 11, 2019

Who gets to be an expert on Wikipedia?

By Guest Contributor on April 10, 2019

The Historian’s Craft

By Shalor Toncray on April 8, 2019

How your students can counteract misinformation

By Cassidy Villeneuve on April 2, 2019

How chemistry students can benefit the world right now

By Cassidy Villeneuve on April 1, 2019

Telling the whole story of US women’s suffrage

By Cassidy Villeneuve on March 27, 2019

When students become experts and experts become students

By Helaine Blumenthal on March 22, 2019

Fulfilling your potential

By Ian Ramjohn on March 20, 2019

Teaching students how to communicate science

By Cassidy Villeneuve on March 18, 2019

Radical African thought, revolutionary youth culture, and Wikipedia

By Shalor Toncray on March 14, 2019

Students write 50 Wikipedia biographies of women in STEM in less than a year

By Cassidy Villeneuve on March 13, 2019

Wiki Education publishes program evaluation update

By LiAnna Davis on March 12, 2019

Student’s perspective “completely altered” after Wikipedia assignment

By Guest Contributor on March 12, 2019

Why Wikipedia often overlooks stories of women in history

By Guest Contributor on March 11, 2019

Monthly Report, January 2019

By Ozge Gundogdu on March 8, 2019

Make sure every woman in science has a Wikipedia bio

By Cassidy Villeneuve on March 8, 2019

Wikipedia offers a solution for teaching critical media literacy

By Cassidy Villeneuve on March 8, 2019

Information science students participate in Wikipedia’s living archive

By Shalor Toncray on March 7, 2019

Experimenting with Wikipedia as a woman in STEM

By Guest Contributor on March 6, 2019

The Wikipedia assignment: praxis as pedagogy

By Cassidy Villeneuve on March 6, 2019

Wikipedia is the ultimate open educational resource

By Cassidy Villeneuve on March 4, 2019

Why this professor will “never go back to term papers”

By Cassidy Villeneuve on March 1, 2019

Scientists should write Wikipedia

By Ian Ramjohn on February 27, 2019

What linguistics students can do to help preserve indigenous languages

By Cassidy Villeneuve on February 21, 2019

5 career skills historians can achieve by writing for Wikipedia

By Cassidy Villeneuve on February 20, 2019

A solution for historians to engage with the public

By Ryan McGrady on February 15, 2019

Monthly Report, December 2018

By Cassidy Villeneuve on February 7, 2019

Professor receives teaching award for having students write Wikipedia

By Cassidy Villeneuve on February 4, 2019

A Senior Adventure with Wikipedia

By Guest Contributor on January 31, 2019

Monthly​ ​Report,​ November ​2018

By Cassidy Villeneuve on January 30, 2019

Honoring the first Americans

By Elysia Webb on January 25, 2019

Wikipedia Day: a year in review

By Cassidy Villeneuve on January 15, 2019

Why a student wrote “oat milk” into Wikipedia

By Cassidy Villeneuve on January 11, 2019

Learn about Mesoamerican deities on Wikipedia thanks to students

By Cassidy Villeneuve on January 10, 2019

Welcome, Wes!

By Sage Ross on January 8, 2019

WikiCite offers inspiration for future Wikidata projects

By LiAnna Davis on January 4, 2019

Accurately representing trans identities on Wikipedia

By Cassidy Villeneuve on January 2, 2019

Campus visit to Wayne State kicks off Wikidata collaboration

By LiAnna Davis on December 31, 2018

Three Things I Learned as a Wiki Scholar

By Guest Contributor on December 20, 2018

Practical solutions for supporting open science

By Cassidy Villeneuve on December 19, 2018

Monthly​ ​Report,​ October 2018

By Cassidy Villeneuve on December 12, 2018

To bridge all the gaps

By Samantha Weald on December 4, 2018

A November to remember

By Samantha Weald on November 30, 2018

Women’s studies expert makes sure Margaret Atwood’s Wikipedia biography is top quality

By Cassidy Villeneuve on November 29, 2018

Three Wiki Education values worth supporting on Giving Tuesday

By TJ Bliss on November 27, 2018

Understanding masculinity from a sociological perspective

By Cassidy Villeneuve on November 26, 2018

How to counterbalance the inequalities women encounter in STEM

By Guest Contributor on November 21, 2018

Students make trans history more visible on Wikipedia

By Cassidy Villeneuve on November 20, 2018

Improve women’s suffrage articles on Wikipedia for a new National Archives exhibit

By Ryan McGrady on November 19, 2018

How humanities scholars and social scientists can make a difference for public knowledge

By Ryan McGrady on November 16, 2018

Classroom Program renamed to Wikipedia Student Program

By Helaine Blumenthal on November 15, 2018

Group of interdisciplinary scholars to learn how to edit Wikipedia

By Ryan McGrady on November 14, 2018

Wikipedia as a tool for public engagement with science

By Guest Contributor on November 14, 2018

Monthly Report, September 2018

By Cassidy Villeneuve on November 13, 2018

How to improve Wikipedia’s coverage of women and marginalized American communities

By Jami Mathewson on November 9, 2018

Scientists to write Wikipedia biographies of women in STEM

By Will Kent on November 8, 2018

Learning Wikipedia editing: how scientists can communicate with the public

By Ryan McGrady on November 7, 2018

Scholars leverage the National Archives on Wikipedia in professional development course

By Will Kent on November 6, 2018

Why Wikipedia is “Communication at Play”

By Samantha Weald on November 6, 2018

Wiki Education now offers consulting services

By LiAnna Davis on November 2, 2018

Chemist takes it upon herself to write biographies of women scientists on Wikipedia

By Guest Contributor on October 31, 2018

What do you mean I can ‘edit’ Wikipedia?

By Samantha Weald on October 30, 2018

Ensuring Wikipedia represents the accomplishments of women scientists

By Ian Ramjohn on October 29, 2018

Seeing yourself in the world

By Ian Ramjohn on October 25, 2018

Undocumented student informs other DREAMers of their rights through Wikipedia

By Cassidy Villeneuve on October 23, 2018

Teaching and learning in the public sphere with Wikipedia

By Samantha Weald on October 18, 2018

Scholars inform voters by improving political topics on Wikipedia

By Cassidy Villeneuve on October 18, 2018

Student says “more universities need to participate” in editing Wikipedia

By Cassidy Villeneuve on October 16, 2018

Student adds history of Montreal’s Black Power movement to Wikipedia

By Cassidy Villeneuve on October 11, 2018

Celebrating Ada Lovelace Day on Wikipedia

By Cassidy Villeneuve on October 9, 2018

New resource helps art history students improve Wikipedia

By Cassidy Villeneuve on October 5, 2018

Help ensure women like Donna Strickland are represented on Wikipedia

By Ian Ramjohn on October 4, 2018

Biologist takes to Wikipedia to represent women and molecular biology

By Guest Contributor on October 3, 2018

Welcome, Elysia Webb!

By Ian Ramjohn on October 2, 2018

New tool identifies Wikipedia articles ripe for improvement

By Helaine Blumenthal on October 1, 2018

Learning about gender bias in Wikipedia articles

By Guest Contributor on September 27, 2018

Monthly Report, August 2018

By Cassidy Villeneuve on September 26, 2018

Partnering with the Deep Carbon Observatory to increase global understanding of Earth science

By Jami Mathewson on September 25, 2018

Why edit Wikipedia as a scholar? Collaboration is necessary to advance knowledge

By Guest Contributor on September 24, 2018

Exploring the intersection of digital literacy and social justice on Wikipedia

By Cassidy Villeneuve on September 19, 2018

Can a paid Visiting Scholar avoid conflict of interest?

By Guest Contributor on September 18, 2018

Lifting Our Voices: Highlighting the Global Contributions of Women in STEM on Wikipedia

By Guest Contributor on September 14, 2018

Continuous Professional Development: redeveloping a new information literacy platform

By Guest Contributor on September 13, 2018

Wikipedia: an important frontier for scientific knowledge

By Cassidy Villeneuve on September 12, 2018

Student-written Wikipedia articles compiled in textbook for future classmates

By Cassidy Villeneuve on September 11, 2018

STEM students learn applied communication skills by contributing to Wikipedia

By Cassidy Villeneuve on September 7, 2018

Year long project: Women in STEM Wikipedia Biographies

By Guest Contributor on September 7, 2018

Representing 1970s activism on Wikipedia

By Cassidy Villeneuve on August 30, 2018

Wiki Education Board member named President & CEO of Catalyst

By Frank Schulenburg on August 29, 2018

Wiki Education to collaborate with NARA for the 100th anniversary of women’s right to vote

By Frank Schulenburg on August 22, 2018

Monthly Report, July 2018

By Cassidy Villeneuve on August 20, 2018

Changing students and the world: why instructors continue to teach with Wikipedia

By Helaine Blumenthal on August 8, 2018

Four reasons why psychology students should improve Wikipedia

By Cassidy Villeneuve on August 7, 2018

Now hiring: Wikipedia Content Expert

By Cassidy Villeneuve on August 6, 2018

Monthly Report, June 2018

By Cassidy Villeneuve on August 6, 2018

Monthly​ ​Report,​ May 2018

By Cassidy Villeneuve on August 1, 2018

Teaching students to contribute to Wikipedia

By Guest Contributor on July 31, 2018

Using Wikipedia in the college composition classroom

By Guest Contributor on July 27, 2018

Interdisciplinary scholars are bringing their expertise to Wikipedia

By Will Kent on July 26, 2018

Monthly​ ​Report,​ April 2018

By Cassidy Villeneuve on July 25, 2018

Science experts learn how to bring their knowledge to Wikipedia

By Will Kent on July 23, 2018

An assignment that inspires students beyond the classroom

By Cassidy Villeneuve on July 18, 2018

Natural-born Wikipedian got her start in a Wiki Education-supported course

By Cassidy Villeneuve on July 13, 2018

Understanding borderlands in a global context on Wikipedia

By Cassidy Villeneuve on July 12, 2018

Improving equity on Wikipedia in a student-centered assignment

By Guest Contributor on July 10, 2018

Announcing new features on the Dashboard Timeline

By Helaine Blumenthal on July 9, 2018

University students are collaborating with UNESCO on Wikipedia

By Cassidy Villeneuve on July 6, 2018

Looking back as we move forward

By Helaine Blumenthal on July 3, 2018

Students write about science for a worldwide audience

By Cassidy Villeneuve on July 2, 2018

Producing knowledge through an intersectional lens

By Jami Mathewson on June 29, 2018

Announcing our Annual Plan for 2018-2019

By Frank Schulenburg on June 28, 2018

Learning from the past to design the future

By Guest Contributor on June 27, 2018

Monthly​ ​Report,​ March 2018

By Cassidy Villeneuve on June 27, 2018

Brown University’s Visiting Scholar expands Wikipedia article about “Joan of Arc” of Syria

By Cassidy Villeneuve on June 26, 2018

Wiki Education announces new three-year strategy

By Frank Schulenburg on June 26, 2018

Visiting Scholar improves Wikipedia’s coverage of disability-related topics

By Cassidy Villeneuve on June 22, 2018

Visiting Scholars bring well-researched information about science to the public

By Cassidy Villeneuve on June 22, 2018

Monthly Report, February 2018

By Cassidy Villeneuve on June 21, 2018

Visiting Scholar is representing African artists and activists on Wikipedia

By Cassidy Villeneuve on June 20, 2018

New resources for students in cultural anthropology and LGBT+ studies courses

By Cassidy Villeneuve on June 19, 2018

A librarian’s perspective on why academics should be improving Wikipedia

By Guest Contributor on June 18, 2018

Why academic institutions are supporting experienced Wikipedia editors

By Will Kent on June 15, 2018

Monthly​ ​Report,​ January ​2018

By Cassidy Villeneuve on June 15, 2018

Empowering millions by ensuring the future of facts

By Cassidy Villeneuve on June 14, 2018

Why this professor will teach online students to edit Wikipedia in “every future course”

By Guest Contributor on June 13, 2018

New Fellows cohort to make academic research accessible to as many as possible

By Will Kent on June 12, 2018

A scholar advances academic research by editing Wikipedia

By Guest Contributor on June 8, 2018

Why this Wikipedian believes in sharing knowledge freely

By Guest Contributor on June 8, 2018

Academics to improve Wikipedia articles related to midterm elections

By Will Kent on June 7, 2018

You’ve got questions? We’ve got answers. Host a webinar to learn about Wiki Education’s free tools

By Samantha Weald on June 6, 2018

Learn about deep carbon science on Wikipedia thanks to RockMagnetist

By Cassidy Villeneuve on June 4, 2018

Announcing Jean-Philippe Béland as the Visiting Scholar for Rutgers University

By Will Kent on June 4, 2018

Environmental science students apply their learnings to grow public knowledge around conservation

By Cassidy Villeneuve on June 1, 2018

Women’s studies scholar improves Wikipedia while her students follow along

By Guest Contributor on May 31, 2018

Welcome Urvashi and Pratyush, summer interns!

By Sage Ross on May 30, 2018

Expanding the APS Wikipedia Initiative

By Jami Mathewson on May 25, 2018

Visiting Scholar Gen. Quon writes about his passion for Wikipedia editing

By Guest Contributor on May 25, 2018

An academic disseminates scientific knowledge to the public by improving Wikipedia

By Guest Contributor on May 23, 2018

Wiki Education publishes evaluation of Fellows pilot

By LiAnna Davis on May 22, 2018

How plagiarism is different on Wikipedia and how to help your students avoid it

By Helaine Blumenthal on May 18, 2018

Students find education to be worth the cost when coursework is relevant to their lives

By Cassidy Villeneuve on May 17, 2018

Learning to claim Wikipedia: Feminist pedagogy and praxis

By Guest Contributor on May 16, 2018

Three surprising things I learned about Wikipedia

By Guest Contributor on May 15, 2018

Rosiestep is putting faces to pre-20th century women’s history

By Cassidy Villeneuve on May 11, 2018

The success of our first Wikipedia Fellows cohort

By Will Kent on May 11, 2018

A people person becomes a Wikipedian

By Guest Contributor on May 10, 2018

A student reflects on her Wikipedia success

By Cassidy Villeneuve on May 10, 2018

Women’s studies and Wikipedia: a year in review

By Jami Mathewson on May 9, 2018

New book highlights connections between libraries and Wikimedia projects

By LiAnna Davis on May 9, 2018

How access to academic sources empowers already prolific Wikipedia editors

By Guest Contributor on May 7, 2018

Joining the leaders of the global Wikimedia movement in Berlin

By Sage Ross on May 3, 2018

Helping political science students share their voices on Wikipedia

By Jami Mathewson on May 2, 2018

Academics improve Wikipedia: a powerful opportunity for public sociology

By Guest Contributor on May 2, 2018

Assessing Wikipedia contributions

By Helaine Blumenthal on May 1, 2018

UPenn Visiting Scholar Gen. Quon is making real progress improving Wikipedia’s coverage of Classics

By Cassidy Villeneuve on April 30, 2018

Wehwalt is ensuring the quality of Wikipedia’s coverage of American political history

By Cassidy Villeneuve on April 26, 2018

Expanding our support of language and translation projects

By Samantha Weald on April 25, 2018

“Don’t cite it, write it!” Why teaching students to improve Wikipedia is valuable

By Cassidy Villeneuve on April 25, 2018

Fostering inclusion in academia, Wikipedia, and beyond

By Helaine Blumenthal on April 24, 2018

Monthly Report, December 2017

By Cassidy Villeneuve on April 24, 2018

Students translating Wikipedia articles expand coverage of South American colonial history

By Cassidy Villeneuve on April 23, 2018

Monthly Report, November 2017

By Cassidy Villeneuve on April 20, 2018

A classroom assignment that “makes the world a better place”

By Cassidy Villeneuve on April 20, 2018

Putting it all together: details of a Wikipedia assignment

By Guest Contributor on April 19, 2018

Visiting Scholars opportunity at North Dakota State University

By Will Kent on April 19, 2018

Wiki Education hits a major milestone on its way to enhance the trustworthiness of online information

By Frank Schulenburg on April 18, 2018

Contributing political science knowledge to our collective conscious

By Guest Contributor on April 17, 2018

New resource for students in science communication courses!

By Cassidy Villeneuve on April 13, 2018

How students are helping to curb misinformation, an interview with WMNF

By Cassidy Villeneuve on April 12, 2018

How students can help inform the public about conservation

By Cassidy Villeneuve on April 11, 2018

A day in the life: working online and in-person to expand the reach of Wiki Education programs

By Samantha Weald on April 10, 2018

Writing for the lay public: medical students improve Wikipedia

By Guest Contributor on April 9, 2018

What happens to a student’s motivation when their work has an impact beyond the classroom?

By Will Kent on April 6, 2018

How can we bring reliable information to the public? Political scientists of MPSA are here to help!

By Jami Mathewson on April 5, 2018

Announcing a Visiting Scholar opportunity at the University of New Mexico

By Will Kent on April 4, 2018

Deep Carbon Observatory asks members to close gaps on Wikipedia

By Samantha Weald on April 4, 2018

Accessing diverse histories in the 21st Century

By Cassidy Villeneuve on April 2, 2018

Engaging media students in service learning through editing Wikipedia

By Guest Contributor on March 29, 2018

How one prolific Wikipedian is giving voice to pre-20th century women’s stories

By Cassidy Villeneuve on March 28, 2018

Increasing Wikipedia’s coverage of women in STEM

By Cassidy Villeneuve on March 27, 2018

Steve Jankowski is the University of Windsor’s Wikipedia Visiting Scholar

By Ryan McGrady on March 22, 2018

Students bring their passions to public fora through a Wikipedia assignment

By Guest Contributor on March 21, 2018

When students write Wikipedia articles about law

By Cassidy Villeneuve on March 19, 2018

Achieving student learning objectives with a Wikipedia assignment

By Will Kent on March 16, 2018

Improving biographies of women on Wikipedia

By Cassidy Villeneuve on March 15, 2018

Understanding course concepts in broader contexts

By Guest Contributor on March 14, 2018

“Totally sold!” Why UTA instructors are excited to teach with Wikipedia

By Samantha Weald on March 13, 2018

Ocean scientists sign on to share knowledge with the world

By Jami Mathewson on March 7, 2018

Roundup: American Women’s and Gender History

By Shalor Toncray on March 5, 2018

Why we’re celebrating women filmmakers this Oscar season

By Cassidy Villeneuve on March 2, 2018

How we can improve equity on Wikipedia: reflections after NAAAS

By Samantha Weald on March 1, 2018

Incorporating global perspectives into an Information Science course

By Guest Contributor on February 28, 2018

Announcing a new opportunity at Rutgers for Wikipedians interested in endangered languages

By Ryan McGrady on February 27, 2018

African-American Women in the 20th Century

By Cassidy Villeneuve on February 26, 2018

Secrets of teaching with Wikipedia

By Guest Contributor on February 22, 2018

Drunk History covers disability rights subject after it’s added to Wikipedia by Visiting Scholar

By Ryan McGrady on February 21, 2018

African-American legacies in art, economics, and politics

By Cassidy Villeneuve on February 20, 2018

Developing integral writing skills for the Digital Age

By Guest Contributor on February 15, 2018

Take-aways from the Fall 2017 term

By Will Kent on February 14, 2018

5 things you didn’t know the Dashboard can do

By Samantha Weald on February 13, 2018

Ocean scientists can educate the world through Wikipedia

By Jami Mathewson on February 13, 2018

Roundup: Political Economy

By Cassidy Villeneuve on February 12, 2018

Women and Medicine on Wikipedia

By Guest Contributor on February 9, 2018

Wiki Education to attend the NAAAS Joint National Conference

By Samantha Weald on February 8, 2018

What do students think of a Wikipedia assignment in the classroom?

By Guest Contributor on February 7, 2018

Roundup: African-American Theatre

By Cassidy Villeneuve on February 5, 2018

The Future of Facts: Informing and engaging citizens through Wikipedia

By Frank Schulenburg on February 5, 2018

Reaching consensus and informing citizens through a Wikipedia assignment

By Guest Contributor on February 2, 2018

Closing the gender gap in STEM

By Cassidy Villeneuve on January 30, 2018

Report from Wikipedia Day 2018 in New York City

By Ryan McGrady on January 30, 2018

Policy and activism in combatting antisemitism

By Shalor Toncray on January 29, 2018

Presenting the winners of the U.S. Wiki Science Competition

By Ryan McGrady on January 26, 2018

Finding a voice in the public conversation

By Guest Contributor on January 26, 2018

Wiki Education receives $500,000 from Pineapple Fund

By TJ Bliss on January 25, 2018

Setting expectations for your Wikipedia assignment

By Helaine Blumenthal on January 24, 2018

Roundup: Art in Renaissance Italy

By Cassidy Villeneuve on January 22, 2018

Announcing the Wikipedia Fellows Pilot Cohort

By Ryan McGrady on January 18, 2018

Kicking off 2018 by recruiting new instructors

By Jami Mathewson on January 17, 2018

Teaching with Wikipedia in an Introductory-Level History Class

By Guest Contributor on January 17, 2018

Roundup: Black Lives and Deaths

By Shalor Toncray on January 16, 2018

What we’re celebrating on Wikipedia Day

By Cassidy Villeneuve on January 12, 2018

University of Windsor Seeks Wikipedia Visiting Scholar

By Ryan McGrady on January 11, 2018

Help students do an assignment that’s out of this world

By Jami Mathewson on January 10, 2018

Visiting Scholar draws upon her archival expertise to improve Wikipedia

By Guest Contributor on January 9, 2018

Sustaining the impact of the Year of Science

By LiAnna Davis on January 8, 2018

Join linguists as they preserve languages on Wikipedia

By Jami Mathewson on January 5, 2018

Engaging engineering students in the humanities

By Guest Contributor on January 5, 2018

Contributing accurate medical information to Wikipedia

By Cassidy Villeneuve on January 3, 2018

Everyone has a voice…

By Shalor Toncray on January 2, 2018

Video helps medical students edit Wikipedia

By LiAnna Davis on December 28, 2017

Roundup: Eastern European Literature

By Cassidy Villeneuve on December 26, 2017

Teaching with Wikipedia, the Fall 2017 Edition

By Guest Contributor on December 20, 2017

Welcome Outreachy intern Candela Jiménez Girón

By Sage Ross on December 19, 2017

Roundup: International Migrants Day

By Cassidy Villeneuve on December 18, 2017

Host a webinar about teaching with Wikipedia

By Samantha Weald on December 15, 2017

Wiki Education recruiting Geophysicists this week at AGU

By Jami Mathewson on December 11, 2017

Roundup: Universal Human Rights Month

By Cassidy Villeneuve on December 11, 2017

Adding anthropological perspectives to Wikipedia

By Cassidy Villeneuve on December 8, 2017

Student at York University wins faculty writing prize for Wikipedia article

By Cassidy Villeneuve on December 7, 2017

Monthly Report, October 2017

By Cassidy Villeneuve on December 6, 2017

Roundup: American Literature Since 1865

By Shalor Toncray on December 5, 2017

Welcome, Will!

By LiAnna Davis on December 1, 2017

Wiki Education partners with American Anthropological Association

By Jami Mathewson on November 30, 2017

Wiki Education Visits Medical Students at UCSF

By Helaine Blumenthal on November 30, 2017

Five reasons to donate to Wiki Education on Giving Tuesday

By TJ Bliss on November 28, 2017

Roundup: International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women

By Cassidy Villeneuve on November 27, 2017

A trip to the Windy City

By Samantha Weald on November 22, 2017

Teaching rhetoric in digital environments

By Guest Contributor on November 21, 2017

Roundup: Native American Heritage month

By Cassidy Villeneuve on November 20, 2017

Collaborating at the Wikimedia Diversity Conference

By LiAnna Davis on November 17, 2017

Representing women’s histories on Wikipedia at NWSA

By Jami Mathewson on November 16, 2017

Tips for Grading a Wikipedia assignment

By Helaine Blumenthal on November 15, 2017

Announcing Wikipedia Fellows

By Ryan McGrady on November 14, 2017

Roundup: Sociology

By Shalor Toncray on November 13, 2017

Giving local history a global audience on Wikipedia

By Cassidy Villeneuve on November 9, 2017

Monthly Report, September 2017

By Cassidy Villeneuve on November 8, 2017

Running a newbie-friendly free software project

By Sage Ross on November 8, 2017

Wiki Education will be at American Studies this week

By Samantha Weald on November 7, 2017

Roundup: Latin American history

By Shalor Toncray on November 6, 2017

The future is interdisciplinary: addressing Wikipedia’s gender gap

By Cassidy Villeneuve on November 1, 2017

Roundup: Classics in Linguistics

By Shalor Toncray on October 30, 2017

Finding agency and building confidence through a Wikipedia assignment

By Cassidy Villeneuve on October 27, 2017

Wiki Education partners with National Communication Association

By Jami Mathewson on October 26, 2017

Roundup: Building Online Communities

By Shalor Toncray on October 23, 2017

Domestic Violence Awareness Month and Feminist Economics on Wikipedia

By Shalor Toncray on October 17, 2017

The Right Fit

By Guest Contributor on October 16, 2017

The Written Word podcast features Wikipedia assignments

By Cassidy Villeneuve on October 13, 2017

Wikipedia, Webinars, and Wiki Education

By Samantha Weald on October 11, 2017

The Web As She Is Spoke

By Sage Ross on October 10, 2017

Roundup: Closing the gender gap in cinema on Wikipedia

By Shalor Toncray on October 9, 2017

Welcome, Cassidy!

By LiAnna Davis on October 6, 2017

American Studies Association to improve Wikipedia’s coverage of U.S. culture and history from multiple perspectives

By Jami Mathewson on October 5, 2017

Gen. Quon is Wikipedia Visiting Scholar at the University of Pennsylvania

By Ryan McGrady on October 4, 2017

Welcome, Özge!

By Frank Schulenburg on October 4, 2017

Kalief Browder: how the addition of 26 words to Wikipedia changed the narrative

By Jami Mathewson on October 3, 2017

Student editors and Nobel Prizes

By Ian Ramjohn on October 3, 2017

Roundup: Hearing Conservation

By Shalor Toncray on October 2, 2017

New brochure helps students editing history articles

By LiAnna Davis on September 29, 2017

Monthly Report, August 2017

By LiAnna Davis on September 28, 2017

Roundup: Censorship

By Shalor Toncray on September 27, 2017

Spring 2017 survey results indicate value of teaching with Wikipedia

By Helaine Blumenthal on September 26, 2017

Roundup: Banned Books Week

By Shalor Toncray on September 25, 2017

Andrew Newell is the Deep Carbon Observatory Visiting Scholar

By Ryan McGrady on September 21, 2017

Collaborating with the library to increase women on Wikipedia

By Guest Contributor on September 19, 2017

Roundup: National Hispanic Heritage Month

By Shalor Toncray on September 18, 2017

Closing the knowledge gap about political science

By Jami Mathewson on September 15, 2017

Chapter in the history of racism in America added by a Visiting Scholar

By Ryan McGrady on September 14, 2017

From the librarian perspective: A relationship with Wikipedia as an education tool

By Guest Contributor on September 13, 2017

Roundup: African Archaeology

By Shalor Toncray on September 11, 2017

Communicating American cultures with dynamic student projects

By Samantha Weald on September 8, 2017

Engaging students in interdisciplinary science communication

By Guest Contributor on September 7, 2017

Roundup: Budding Linguaphiles

By Shalor Toncray on September 5, 2017

So long and thanks for all the poutine!

By Sage Ross on September 1, 2017

Wikipedia and the quest for legitimacy

By Jami Mathewson on August 31, 2017

Learning collaboration with style and research skills

By Guest Contributor on August 31, 2017

Timelines of a Wikipedia Visiting Scholar

By Ryan McGrady on August 30, 2017

Improving the Programs & Events Dashboard user experience

By Sage Ross on August 29, 2017

Writing a Wikipedia article — the student’s perspective

By LiAnna Davis on August 28, 2017

Roundup: O Canada!

By Shalor Toncray on August 28, 2017

Monthly Report, July 2017

By LiAnna Davis on August 25, 2017

Wiki Education runs Wikipedia workshop for Montreal-area instructors and faculty

By Jami Mathewson on August 24, 2017

Monthly Report, June 2017

By LiAnna Davis on August 23, 2017

If we want students to use Wikipedia the way we do, we must teach them how

By Jami Mathewson on August 23, 2017

Enabling wiki edits from Programs & Events Dashboard

By Sage Ross on August 17, 2017

A visit from UC Berkeley

By Helaine Blumenthal on August 15, 2017

Wiki Education to engage at Wikimania 2017

By LiAnna Davis on August 7, 2017

Wiki Education is hosting a workshop for instructors next week in Montreal

By Jami Mathewson on August 3, 2017

Exploring automatic suggestions

By Sage Ross on July 25, 2017

Engaged Learning and Teaching with Wikipedia

By Samantha Weald on July 21, 2017

Wiki Education joins psychologists at Palo Alto University to talk psychology + Wikipedia

By Jami Mathewson on July 20, 2017

Looking back at the Spring 2017 term

By Helaine Blumenthal on July 19, 2017

Plant species articles ripe for student contributions

By Ian Ramjohn on July 12, 2017

Creating digital citizens with Wikipedia-based project-learning

By Samantha Weald on July 11, 2017

Monthly Report for May 2017

By Ryan McGrady on July 6, 2017

Welcome, TJ Bliss!

By Frank Schulenburg on July 5, 2017

New guides for writing about books or films

By Ryan McGrady on June 30, 2017

Enhancing interdisciplinary teaching and learning through Wikimedia Commons

By Guest Contributor on June 29, 2017

Writing to be read, not just to be graded

By Guest Contributor on June 27, 2017

LSU faculty learn how Wikipedia builds information literacy

By Jami Mathewson on June 26, 2017

Wiki Education joins plant biologists for ASPB’s annual meeting

By Jami Mathewson on June 23, 2017

Announcing our Annual Plan

By Frank Schulenburg on June 22, 2017

Sex in the Tree of Life

By Ian Ramjohn on June 21, 2017

Wikipedia in the art history classroom

By Guest Contributor on June 20, 2017

What students learn from contributing to Wikipedia

By Helaine Blumenthal on June 19, 2017

Making knowledge public using educational technology

By Jami Mathewson on June 16, 2017

Students expand coverage of country-specific environmental issues

By Ian Ramjohn on June 12, 2017

Women Screenwriters on Wikipedia

By Guest Contributor on June 8, 2017

Biology, bats, and becoming Wikipedian

By Elysia Webb on June 5, 2017

Speaking about fake news at Diablo Valley College

By LiAnna Davis on June 2, 2017

Offsetting negative externalities with positive

By Guest Contributor on June 2, 2017

Monthly Report for April 2017

By Ryan McGrady on June 1, 2017

Successes and learnings from the Year of Science

By LiAnna Davis on June 1, 2017

Announcing the new Brown University Visiting Scholar, Eryk Salvaggio

By Ryan McGrady on May 31, 2017

Teaching History with Wikipedia

By Helaine Blumenthal on May 24, 2017

How editing Wikipedia empowers students – a reflection

By Guest Contributor on May 23, 2017

Reflecting on open educational practice at Hewlett and Creative Commons meetings

By LiAnna Davis on May 16, 2017

99% of instructors would teach with Wikipedia again

By Ryan McGrady on May 11, 2017

Finding an authentic audience through Wikipedia

By Guest Contributor on May 9, 2017

Monthly Report for March 2017

By Ryan McGrady on May 5, 2017

Truth commissions and Wikipedia

By Guest Contributor on May 4, 2017

Deep Carbon Observatory to Sponsor a Wikipedia Visiting Scholar

By Ryan McGrady on May 1, 2017

Wiki Education outreach: 4 conferences, 4 disciplines, 4 states

By Jami Mathewson on April 27, 2017

Women Scientists in Blue During the Year of Science

By Ryan McGrady on April 20, 2017

Authorship Highlighting

By Sage Ross on April 19, 2017

Wiki Education at the NWSA Chair and Director meeting in Chicago

By Jami Mathewson on April 18, 2017

Learning and sharing at Wikimedia Conference 2017

By LiAnna Davis on April 17, 2017

Wiki Ed Visits UCSF and UC Berkeley

By Helaine Blumenthal on April 13, 2017

Rosie Stephenson-Goodknight, Visiting Scholar at Northeastern University

By Ryan McGrady on April 12, 2017

Writing about Muslim women in sport

By Guest Contributor on April 11, 2017

The great “Women in geology” Wikipedia project

By Guest Contributor on April 5, 2017

Welcome, Shalor Toncray!

By Ryan McGrady on March 30, 2017

Wikipedia in the Environmental History Classroom

By Samantha Weald on March 28, 2017

Inviting criminal justice instructors to make information available to the public

By Jami Mathewson on March 22, 2017

Monthly Report for February 2017

By Ryan McGrady on March 22, 2017

Participate in International Fact Checking Day on April 2

By LiAnna Davis on March 21, 2017

Encouraging education work in Brazil

By LiAnna Davis on March 20, 2017

Overcoming barriers to engage psychology students in the PSYCH+Feminism Initiative

By Guest Contributor on March 17, 2017

Roundup: Disulfide Bonds for Dessert

By Ian Ramjohn on March 7, 2017

Introducing the Smithsonian Libraries Wikipedia Visiting Scholar

By Ryan McGrady on February 28, 2017

Students, Sources, and Sentinels at AAAS

By Ian Ramjohn on February 27, 2017

Monthly Report for January 2017

By Ryan McGrady on February 23, 2017

Students Illustrate and Explain Wikipedia’s Microbiology Articles

By Guest Contributor on February 22, 2017

Join us at AAAS!

By Jami Mathewson on February 16, 2017

Opening a can of bookworms

By Guest Contributor on February 14, 2017

Welcome, Mahala Stewart!

By Ryan McGrady on January 31, 2017

Roundup: Food Browning

By Ryan McGrady on January 27, 2017

Thanks for the code contributions, GCI students!

By Sage Ross on January 27, 2017

Teaching Digital History with Wikipedia

By Helaine Blumenthal on January 26, 2017

Students share linguistics with the world

By Samantha Weald on January 23, 2017

Monthly Report for December 2016

By Ryan McGrady on January 20, 2017

Rediscovering the “higher” in higher education with a Wikipedia writing assignment

By Guest Contributor on January 20, 2017

The Roundup: Serious Business

By Ryan McGrady on January 16, 2017

Wiki Education encourages geophysicists to teach with Wikipedia

By Jami Mathewson on January 4, 2017

Wiki Education heads to linguistics and history conferences this week

By Jami Mathewson on January 3, 2017

Highlighting Wikipedians’ contributions to science articles in the 2016 WikiCup

By Ryan McGrady on December 31, 2016

New brochure explains how to edit political science articles

By Ryan McGrady on December 30, 2016

Teaching students to separate fact from feeling in the age of truthiness

By Ryan McGrady on December 28, 2016

Monthly Report for November 2016

By Ryan McGrady on December 27, 2016

How Wiki Education works with students to address bias on Wikipedia

By Jami Mathewson on December 22, 2016

The Roundup: A town that wasn’t there

By Eryk Salvaggio on December 19, 2016

Learning to Communicate and Communicating to Learn

By Helaine Blumenthal on December 14, 2016

Podcast: Everything you wanted to know about teaching with Wikipedia, but were afraid to ask

By Helaine Blumenthal on December 13, 2016

The Roundup: A Sulfate named George

By Eryk Salvaggio on December 12, 2016

What happens when you reach out to Wiki Education?

By Samantha Weald on December 7, 2016

Outreachy intern Sejal Khatri will work on user profile pages

By Sage Ross on December 7, 2016

Meet the nonprofit responsible for adding educational content to Wikipedia

By LiAnna Davis on December 5, 2016

The Roundup: Communicating chemistry

By Eryk Salvaggio on December 5, 2016

Jackie Koerner: Wikipedia Visiting Scholar at SFSU

By Ryan McGrady on December 2, 2016

Lingzhi is Wikipedia Visiting Scholar at USF

By Ryan McGrady on December 1, 2016

Five reasons you should donate to Wiki Education on Giving Tuesday

By Tom Porter on November 29, 2016

The Roundup: Tiny machines

By Ian Ramjohn on November 28, 2016

Monthly Report for October 2016

By Ryan McGrady on November 22, 2016

Why Wiki Education’s work combats fake news — and how you can help

By LiAnna Davis on November 21, 2016

The Roundup: Evolution and Wikipedia

By Ian Ramjohn on November 21, 2016

Happy Birthday, Margaret Atwood!

By Eryk Salvaggio on November 18, 2016

Attending the AAA conference

By Jami Mathewson on November 17, 2016

The Roundup: Cell service

By Eryk Salvaggio on November 14, 2016

Announcing a partnership with the Association for Women in Mathematics

By Jami Mathewson on November 9, 2016

Wiki Education students contributed 8.5% of new women’s studies content

By Eryk Salvaggio on November 9, 2016

New feature: View changes from the Dashboard

By Sage Ross on November 8, 2016

Wiki Education attending the National Women’s Studies Association conference

By Jami Mathewson on November 8, 2016

Wikipedia: A field trip to the public sphere

By Eryk Salvaggio on November 7, 2016

Today’s featured article by GMU Visiting Scholar

By Ryan McGrady on November 3, 2016

How Wikipedia is unlocking scientific knowledge

By Helaine Blumenthal on November 3, 2016

Generation Wikipedia: How to change the world in just four years

By Eryk Salvaggio on November 2, 2016

Wiki Ed receives grant from the Hewlett Foundation

By Frank Schulenburg on November 1, 2016

The Roundup: Science behind the scares

By LiAnna Davis on October 31, 2016

New videos feature UCSF faculty encouraging others to teach with Wikipedia

By Jami Mathewson on October 27, 2016

Wiki Ed engages with Wikipedians at WikiConference North America

By LiAnna Davis on October 26, 2016

Wikipedia assignments as active learning

By Eryk Salvaggio on October 25, 2016

The Roundup: Under the sea

By Eryk Salvaggio on October 24, 2016

Four career skills students develop from Wikipedia assignments

By Eryk Salvaggio on October 20, 2016

Wiki Ed visits UCSD

By Jami Mathewson on October 19, 2016

Welcome, Robert Fernandez!

By LiAnna Davis on October 18, 2016

The Roundup: Sock it to me

By Eryk Salvaggio on October 17, 2016

Working Wikipedia assignments into English classrooms

By Samantha Weald on October 13, 2016

Monthly Report: September 2016

By LiAnna Davis on October 13, 2016

A man with a giraffe walks into the Art Institute of Chicago…

By Eryk Salvaggio on October 12, 2016

Collaborating with the Association for Women in Science in honor of Ada Lovelace Day

By Jami Mathewson on October 11, 2016

The Roundup: Sharing stories of women in science

By Eryk Salvaggio on October 10, 2016

Education a focus at WikiConference North America

By LiAnna Davis on October 6, 2016

Wiki Ed is joining faculty to share learning benefits of a Wikipedia assignment

By Samantha Weald on October 5, 2016

Blurry on copyright? Three tips for students and educators

By Guest Contributor on October 5, 2016

Wiki Ed showcases open educational practices at Ole Miss

By Jami Mathewson on October 4, 2016

The Roundup: Life in Mexico

By Eryk Salvaggio on October 3, 2016

SFSU opening access to library resources for Wikipedian interested in disability studies

By Ryan McGrady on September 29, 2016

The Roundup: Happy Birthday, Antibiotics!

By Eryk Salvaggio on September 28, 2016

Students can develop statistical literacy through Wikipedia

By Samantha Weald on September 21, 2016

The Roundup: Truth and Reconciliation

By Eryk Salvaggio on September 19, 2016

Visualizing article history with Structural Completeness

By Sage Ross on September 16, 2016

Science students become science communicators through Wikipedia

By Jami Mathewson on September 15, 2016

Monthly Report for August 2016

By Eryk Salvaggio on September 14, 2016

The Roundup: Clouds in your coffee

By Eryk Salvaggio on September 12, 2016

Sharing science and preparing students for careers at the Allied Genetics Conference

By Jami Mathewson on September 8, 2016

Join our webinar on unlocking scientific knowledge on Wikipedia

By Helaine Blumenthal on September 7, 2016

5 ways you can help Wiki Ed!

By Eryk Salvaggio on September 1, 2016

When students edit Wikipedia, academic content thrives

By Kevin Schiroo on August 31, 2016

Speak Wikipedia’s language with our new Linguistics guide for student editors

By Eryk Salvaggio on August 30, 2016

Evaluating student learning through Wikipedia

By Zach McDowell on August 29, 2016

Monthly Report for July 2016

By Eryk Salvaggio on August 24, 2016

Why Wikipedia assignments work for digital literacy

By Eryk Salvaggio on August 23, 2016

Learning to share and sharing to learn: Public engagement and the Year of Science

By Guest Contributor on August 17, 2016

The Roundup: Political science on Wikipedia

By Eryk Salvaggio on August 15, 2016

Totaling the sum of all human knowledge at MathFest

By LiAnna Davis on August 12, 2016

Opportunity for Wikipedians interested in American history at Temple University

By Ryan McGrady on August 11, 2016

One thing everyone gets wrong about Wikipedia in classrooms

By Eryk Salvaggio on August 11, 2016

98% of instructors would teach with Wikipedia again

By Eryk Salvaggio on August 10, 2016

Bugging Wikipedia: Opening up insect ecology

By Guest Contributor on August 9, 2016

The Roundup: Human Ecology

By Eryk Salvaggio on August 8, 2016

Visiting Scholar opportunity at Brown University

By Ryan McGrady on August 4, 2016

Teaching with Wikipedia in statistics classrooms

By Eryk Salvaggio on August 3, 2016

Wikipedia: Putting plants under the microscope

By Ian Ramjohn on August 3, 2016

The Year of Science spreads to Brazil

By Eryk Salvaggio on August 2, 2016

5 reasons Wikipedia assignments boost science comms skills

By Eryk Salvaggio on August 2, 2016

Helping plant biology and botany bloom on Wikipedia

By Jami Mathewson on August 1, 2016

New online orientation helps instructors find articles for assignments

By Ian Ramjohn on July 27, 2016

The Roundup: Whistleblowing

By Eryk Salvaggio on July 25, 2016

Monthly Report for June 2016

By Eryk Salvaggio on July 21, 2016

University of North Carolina seeks psychology Visiting Scholar

By Ryan McGrady on July 21, 2016

7 ways the Year of Science is already making a difference

By Eryk Salvaggio on July 20, 2016

The Roundup: Behind a glass of water

By Eryk Salvaggio on July 18, 2016

Wikipedia’s role in science communication for genetics courses

By Eryk Salvaggio on July 13, 2016

Wiki Ed’s Year of Science is on the road this summer

By Jami Mathewson on July 12, 2016

The Roundup: The life of plants

By Eryk Salvaggio on July 11, 2016

Wiki Ed coming to the American Society of Plant Biologists’ conference

By Jami Mathewson on July 8, 2016

PRESS RELEASE: Ted Yang elected to Wiki Education Foundation board

By Eryk Salvaggio on July 7, 2016

Bringing Astronomy down to Earth

By Jami Mathewson on July 7, 2016

How Geobiology came to Wikipedia

By Eryk Salvaggio on July 5, 2016

Wiki Ed attends “Festival of Learning” in British Columbia

By Jami Mathewson on July 4, 2016

Welcome, Dr. Zachary McDowell!

By Helaine Blumenthal on July 1, 2016

For our new tool for students, Wiki Ed goes analog

By Eryk Salvaggio on June 30, 2016

Announcing our Annual Plan for 2016-2017

By Frank Schulenburg on June 29, 2016

UPitt Visiting Scholar is opening access to women’s health information

By Eryk Salvaggio on June 28, 2016

The Roundup: Dinosaur science

By Eryk Salvaggio on June 27, 2016

Making History, Empowering Students with Wikipedia

By Guest Contributor on June 22, 2016

Wiki Education Foundation Monthly Report for May 2016

By Eryk Salvaggio on June 21, 2016

Making the Dashboard global

By Sage Ross on June 20, 2016

The Roundup: Juneteenth

By Eryk Salvaggio on June 19, 2016

Five ways the NWSA-Wiki Ed partnership has made an impact

By Adam Hyland on June 17, 2016

Student editors contributed nearly 6% of Wikipedia’s new science content in April

By Kevin Schiroo on June 15, 2016

Emerson performing arts students expand Wikipedia’s coverage of playwrights

By Eryk Salvaggio on June 14, 2016

The Roundup: History and Psychology

By Eryk Salvaggio on June 13, 2016

Revised Terms of Service and Privacy Policy

By Frank Schulenburg on June 10, 2016

Wiki Ed coming to American Astronomical Society annual meeting

By Jami Mathewson on June 9, 2016

Rollins College chooses Wikipedia Visiting Scholar

By Ryan McGrady on June 8, 2016

Five reasons Wikipedia belongs in History of Science courses

By Eryk Salvaggio on June 7, 2016

The Roundup: Linguistics and Wikipedia

By Eryk Salvaggio on June 6, 2016

Attending the Festival of Learning in British Columbia

By Jami Mathewson on June 2, 2016

Discussing disability studies and Wikipedia at SFSU

By Samantha Weald on June 1, 2016

Announcing our environmental sciences guide for student editors!

By Eryk Salvaggio on May 31, 2016

The Year of Science is coming to a conference near you

By Eryk Salvaggio on May 27, 2016

Wiki Ed visits Brown, Northeastern Universities

By Jami Mathewson on May 26, 2016

Wiki Ed discusses women and Wikipedia at Bryn Mawr

By Jami Mathewson on May 25, 2016

What can Wikipedia assignments do that this adorable pygmy goat can’t?

By Eryk Salvaggio on May 24, 2016

Monthly Report for April 2016

By Eryk Salvaggio on May 23, 2016

The Roundup: Deep breaths

By Eryk Salvaggio on May 23, 2016

“Taking Action” in composition and communication courses

By Jami Mathewson on May 19, 2016

The slow, necessary death of the research paper

By Guest Contributor on May 17, 2016

The Roundup: The little things that fuel everything

By Eryk Salvaggio on May 16, 2016

The Roundup: Drugs and drug policies

By Eryk Salvaggio on May 9, 2016

Monthly Report for March 2016

By Eryk Salvaggio on May 2, 2016

The Roundup: Cold War Science

By Eryk Salvaggio on May 2, 2016

Sunshine meets science in San Diego

By Tanya I. Garcia on April 27, 2016

The Roundup: A billion years of boredom

By Eryk Salvaggio on April 25, 2016

What a bond: Wiki Ed partners with the American Chemical Society

By Jami Mathewson on April 22, 2016

Compiling a bibliography is “fun,” and other things student Wikipedians say

By Eryk Salvaggio on April 13, 2016

UC Berkeley workshop: Wikipedia as a Resource for Instruction and Libraries

By Samantha Weald on April 8, 2016

For Wikipedia, the Doctor is in … class

By Eryk Salvaggio on April 5, 2016

Empowering geography students to make a world of difference on Wikipedia

By Jami Mathewson on March 29, 2016

Monthly Report for February, 2016

By Eryk Salvaggio on March 29, 2016

Five reasons a Wikipedia assignment is better than a term paper

By Eryk Salvaggio on March 28, 2016

The Roundup: (Even More) Women in Science

By Eryk Salvaggio on March 28, 2016

Wiki Ed attending Experimental Biology 2016

By Samantha Weald on March 25, 2016

97% of instructors would teach with Wikipedia again

By Eryk Salvaggio on March 25, 2016

Wiki Ed brings Year of Science to California campuses

By Samantha Weald on March 24, 2016

Feminist Praxis and Wikipedia in the Classroom

By Guest Contributor on March 23, 2016

Wiki Ed visiting Northeastern University

By Jami Mathewson on March 22, 2016

Questions and Answers from Temple University

By Jami Mathewson on March 22, 2016

Join a Wiki Ed workshop at Brown University

By Jami Mathewson on March 21, 2016

Happy Birthday, Antonia Maury!

By Eryk Salvaggio on March 21, 2016

Wiki Ed attends NWSA Regional Directors meeting

By Samantha Weald on March 17, 2016

Coordinating a distributed content gap analysis partnership

By Guest Contributor on March 9, 2016

Why Wikipedia matters for women in science

By Eryk Salvaggio on March 8, 2016

Press Release: Dr. Carwil Bjork-James elected to Wiki Education Foundation board

By Eryk Salvaggio on March 7, 2016

The Roundup: Women in Science History

By Eryk Salvaggio on March 7, 2016

Monthly Report for January, 2016

By Eryk Salvaggio on March 7, 2016

Announcing a new Visiting Scholars position at Hunter College

By Ryan McGrady on March 1, 2016

Happy Birthday, Linus Pauling!

By Eryk Salvaggio on February 29, 2016

The Roundup: Black women in science

By Eryk Salvaggio on February 22, 2016

Say my name, say my name

By Eryk Salvaggio on February 19, 2016

Wikipedia for teaching new literacies in writing

By Guest Contributor on February 17, 2016

Announcing UC Davis “Wikipedia Year of Science” workshop

By Samantha Weald on February 16, 2016

The Roundup: Environmental impacts

By Eryk Salvaggio on February 15, 2016

Wiki Ed “Teaching with Wikipedia” workshop coming to Bryn Mawr

By Jami Mathewson on February 11, 2016

Wiki Ed hosting President’s Day workshop in Philadelphia

By Jami Mathewson on February 10, 2016

Wiki Ed joining AAAS annual meeting

By Jami Mathewson on February 9, 2016

Wiki Ed Visiting Georgetown University Linguistics Department

By Jami Mathewson on February 9, 2016

“Did You Know?” highlights Visiting Scholar article on Pittsburgh folk musician

By Ryan McGrady on February 9, 2016

Wiki Education Foundation launches Wiki Playlist

By Frank Schulenburg on February 8, 2016

Happy Birthday, Charles Darwin!

By Eryk Salvaggio on February 8, 2016

Looking back at the Classroom Program in 2015

By Helaine Blumenthal on February 5, 2016

Wikimedia DC hosting Wiki Ed workshop, Feb. 12

By Samantha Weald on February 5, 2016

Wiki Ed attended LSA conference in January

By Samantha Weald on February 5, 2016

Questions and answers from Hunter College

By Samantha Weald on February 4, 2016

Wiki Ed to visit California State University, East Bay

By Samantha Weald on February 3, 2016

Teaching (and diversifying) classical music through Wikipedia

By Guest Contributor on February 3, 2016

Announcing: Genes and Proteins

By Eryk Salvaggio on February 1, 2016

Partnering with the Society for Marine Mammalogy

By Jami Mathewson on January 29, 2016

Writing art history into Wikipedia

By Guest Contributor on January 27, 2016

Monthly Report for December 2015

By Eryk Salvaggio on January 21, 2016

Read a Visiting Scholar’s Featured Article on Founding Father

By Ryan McGrady on January 20, 2016

The Wikipedia Year of Science is here!

By Frank Schulenburg on January 19, 2016

15 years of Wikipedia and education

By Frank Schulenburg on January 14, 2016

Welcome, Kevin Schiroo

By LiAnna Davis on January 11, 2016

Three new Visiting Scholars opportunities

By Ryan McGrady on January 8, 2016

Wikipedia and education at the Linguistics Society of America conference

By Samantha Weald on January 7, 2016

Wikipedia for higher education at the American Historical Association

By Jami Mathewson on January 6, 2016

Attend a Wiki Education Foundation presentation in New York City

By Samantha Weald on January 6, 2016

A New Dashboard for 2016

By Sage Ross on January 4, 2016

New online tools for students and instructors

By Eryk Salvaggio on December 22, 2015

Wikipedia assignments in gender studies

By Guest Contributor on December 21, 2015

Taking a ‘Michigander’ at Wikipedia classroom assignments

By Jami Mathewson on December 17, 2015

Monthly Report for November 2015

By Eryk Salvaggio on December 15, 2015

The Roundup: Medieval Women

By Eryk Salvaggio on December 14, 2015

Engaging marine science instructors to teach with Wikipedia

By Jami Mathewson on December 11, 2015

Wiki Ed shares results of first financial audit

By Bill Gong on December 10, 2015

Narrowing Wikipedia’s gender gap with NWSA

By Jami Mathewson on December 9, 2015

Roundup: Articles on Asia

By Eryk Salvaggio on December 7, 2015

New handbooks for writing species and chemistry articles

By Eryk Salvaggio on December 3, 2015

The Great Wikipedia Learning Adventure

By Guest Contributor on December 2, 2015

Announcing our partnership with the Linguistic Society of America

By Jami Mathewson on November 25, 2015

Announcing McMaster University’s Visiting Scholar

By Ryan McGrady on November 25, 2015

Monthly Report for October

By Eryk Salvaggio on November 23, 2015

Wiki Ed is coming to Michigan!

By Jami Mathewson on November 16, 2015

The Roundup: Cinema and Gender

By Eryk Salvaggio on November 16, 2015

Wiki Ed attending the National Women’s Studies Association conference this week

By Jami Mathewson on November 12, 2015

First Featured Article from a Wiki Ed Visiting Scholar: Boroughitis

By Ryan McGrady on November 10, 2015

The Roundup: Animal behavior

By Eryk Salvaggio on November 9, 2015

Welcome, Tanya!

By Frank Schulenburg on November 6, 2015

Teaching (more than just) writing with Wikipedia

By Zach McDowell on November 2, 2015

Wiki Ed and Digital Humanities: Pedagogy that works

By Matt Vetter on October 26, 2015

Getting the Word Out: Building Support in the Nation’s Capital

By Tom Porter on October 23, 2015

Wikifying Science Fiction’s “Grand Dame”

By Guest Contributor on October 22, 2015

Chanitra Bishop: 5 ways Wikipedia can help teach research and critical thinking skills

By Guest Contributor on October 19, 2015

Monthly Report for September

By Eryk Salvaggio on October 15, 2015

WikiConference USA: Watch online

By Eryk Salvaggio on October 13, 2015

Andrew Lih: My Summer Fellowship at the Wiki Education Foundation

By Andrew Lih on October 12, 2015

It’s here! WikiConference USA

By Eryk Salvaggio on October 9, 2015

Wikipedia’s “Bum Rap” on American RadioWorks

By Eryk Salvaggio on October 8, 2015

I am ask.wikiedu.org. Ask me anything.

By Sage Ross on October 7, 2015

Wehwalt is George Mason University’s Wikipedia Visiting Scholar

By Ryan McGrady on October 6, 2015

Summer Seminar pilot final evaluation available

By LiAnna Davis on October 5, 2015

The Roundup: A swarm of bees

By Eryk Salvaggio on October 5, 2015

University of Pittsburgh welcomes two Visiting Scholars

By Ryan McGrady on September 25, 2015

Wiki Ed staff, University of San Francisco faculty share Wikipedia experiences

By Jami Mathewson on September 22, 2015

Monthly Report for August 2015

By Eryk Salvaggio on September 21, 2015

A new wave of Wikipedia scholarship

By Eryk Salvaggio on September 16, 2015

The Roundup: Growing up girl

By Eryk Salvaggio on September 14, 2015

New resource for writing Wikipedia biographies

By Eryk Salvaggio on September 11, 2015

Political Science and Wikipedia

By Jami Mathewson on September 10, 2015

The Roundup: Japanese theater

By Eryk Salvaggio on September 7, 2015

Education and Wikipedia: A chemical reaction

By Adam Hyland on September 2, 2015

The Roundup: Sharing science

By Eryk Salvaggio on August 31, 2015

Join us at WikiConference USA!

By Eryk Salvaggio on August 25, 2015

Thank you to OpenSym 2015

By Eryk Salvaggio on August 25, 2015

Monthly Report for July 2015

By Eryk Salvaggio on August 24, 2015

The Roundup: A room with some page views

By Eryk Salvaggio on August 24, 2015

Wiki Education Foundation at OpenSym 2015

By Eryk Salvaggio on August 18, 2015

The Roundup: Helping out

By Eryk Salvaggio on August 17, 2015

Wiki Ed announces ASPB partnership

By Jami Mathewson on August 14, 2015

Hacking and collaboration at Wikimania

By Sage Ross on August 12, 2015

Debut of our new tools in-person at ASPB conference

By Jami Mathewson on August 10, 2015

True stories from Wikipedia classrooms

By Eryk Salvaggio on August 5, 2015

Welcome, Victoria Hinshaw!

By Tom Porter on August 5, 2015

91% of instructors say they’ll teach with Wikipedia again

By Eryk Salvaggio on August 4, 2015

The Roundup: Women scientists

By Eryk Salvaggio on August 3, 2015

Monthly Report for June 2015

By Eryk Salvaggio on July 31, 2015

Wiki Ed Dashboard launches course management features

By Sage Ross on July 28, 2015

Welcome Andrew Lih, first Summer Research Fellow

By LiAnna Davis on July 27, 2015

Year of Science initiative focuses on science communication, literacy

By Eryk Salvaggio on July 24, 2015

The Wiki Education Foundation is a proud sponsor of WikiConference USA 2015

By Frank Schulenburg on July 22, 2015

Looking back at the 2015 spring term

By Helaine Blumenthal on July 22, 2015

Student editors contributed 2.5 million words to Wikipedia this term

By Eryk Salvaggio on July 21, 2015

Sue Gardner, Shadi Bartsch-Zimmer elected to Wiki Education Foundation board

By Eryk Salvaggio on July 21, 2015

The Roundup: Environmental history

By Eryk Salvaggio on July 20, 2015

Wiki Education Foundation 2015–16 Annual Plan Released

By Frank Schulenburg on July 20, 2015

More staff, more tools mean more capacity for partnerships

By Jami Mathewson on July 15, 2015

Visiting Scholars program connects Wikipedians with academic resources

By Ryan McGrady on July 13, 2015

New brochure helps instructors teach Wikipedia through theoretical lens

By Eryk Salvaggio on July 1, 2015

Student groups and Wikipedia: Some findings

By Samantha Weald on June 30, 2015

The more you Noh: Bilingual student editor brings Japanese resources to English Wikipedia

By Eryk Salvaggio on June 29, 2015

New subject specific brochures from Wiki Ed!

By Eryk Salvaggio on June 23, 2015

Now hiring: Director of Programs

By LiAnna Davis on June 22, 2015

Monthly report for May 2015

By Eryk Salvaggio on June 22, 2015

Trying out a new kind of assignment: Wikipedia gap analysis

By Sage Ross on June 16, 2015

APS partnership expands psychology class participation, pilots Summer Seminar for faculty

By Jami Mathewson on June 15, 2015

Staff reflect on their work in Quarterly Reviews

By Frank Schulenburg on June 12, 2015

Pilot shows student clubs enthusiastic about editing Wikipedia — but can they make the time?

By Samantha Weald on June 11, 2015

From curious to contributor

By Eryk Salvaggio on June 10, 2015

Welcome, Tom Porter and Ryan McGrady

By Frank Schulenburg on June 2, 2015

The Roundup: History of Western Canada

By Adam Hyland on June 1, 2015

Monthly Report for April 2015

By Eryk Salvaggio on May 19, 2015

Hate the sin, love the sinner

By Sage Ross on May 12, 2015

The Roundup: A shifting planet

By Eryk Salvaggio on May 11, 2015

Course pages and beyond: dashboard.wikiedu.org

By Sage Ross on May 8, 2015

Wiki Ed attends MPSA conference in Chicago

By Jami Mathewson on May 7, 2015

UC Berkeley students get their feet wet on Wikipedia

By Samantha Weald on May 6, 2015

Wiki Ed presents at university libraries

By LiAnna Davis on April 23, 2015

Monthly Report for March 2015

By Eryk Salvaggio on April 22, 2015

The Roundup: Theater History

By Eryk Salvaggio on April 13, 2015

Be boulder: Geology club edits Wikipedia

By Samantha Weald on April 10, 2015

Catching the Wiki Bug

By Eryk Salvaggio on April 8, 2015

Notes and slides from Quarterly Reviews now available

By Frank Schulenburg on April 7, 2015

The Roundup: Alien Territory

By Eryk Salvaggio on April 6, 2015

The Roundup: Women in history

By Eryk Salvaggio on March 30, 2015

Watch our “Teaching with Wikipedia” webinar

By Eryk Salvaggio on March 24, 2015

Monthly report for February 2015

By Eryk Salvaggio on March 23, 2015

The Roundup: Women and Writing

By Eryk Salvaggio on March 16, 2015

Teaching with Wikipedia workshop, Friday at UC Davis

By Eryk Salvaggio on March 10, 2015

The Roundup: Women and Art (Part 2)

By Eryk Salvaggio on March 9, 2015

Staff joins Art+Feminism edit-a-thon at University of San Francisco

By LiAnna Davis on March 6, 2015

The Roundup: Women and Art (Part 1)

By Eryk Salvaggio on March 2, 2015

Authority, Play, and Information Literacy in “Wikipedia U.”

By Eryk Salvaggio on February 25, 2015

The benefits of Wikipedia assignments for photography courses

By Eryk Salvaggio on February 24, 2015

The Roundup: Tech Talk

By Eryk Salvaggio on February 23, 2015

The Gender Gap: A Student’s Take

By Guest Contributor on February 18, 2015

The Roundup: The Cost of News

By Eryk Salvaggio on February 16, 2015

Translation courses: sharing the world through Wikipedia

By Eryk Salvaggio on February 13, 2015

Monthly report for January 2015

By Eryk Salvaggio on February 12, 2015

We’re hiring!

By Frank Schulenburg on February 11, 2015

Expanding African Archaeology

By Eryk Salvaggio on February 11, 2015

The Roundup: History of the American West

By Eryk Salvaggio on February 9, 2015

WikiEdu Dashboard version 1.0 is live!

By Sage Ross on February 6, 2015

The Wikipedia assignment: a conversation with Char Booth (part 3)

By Eryk Salvaggio on February 6, 2015

Wiki Ed’s student groups pilot kicks off

By Samantha Weald on February 5, 2015

This fall, 68% of our student editors were women

By Eryk Salvaggio on February 5, 2015

Learning through Wikipedia: a conversation with Char Booth (part 2)

By Eryk Salvaggio on February 4, 2015

Information privilege and Wikipedia: a conversation with Char Booth (part 1)

By Eryk Salvaggio on February 2, 2015

The Roundup: Grab your popcorn

By Eryk Salvaggio on February 2, 2015

Five challenges of Wikipedia assignments, with solutions

By Eryk Salvaggio on January 29, 2015

Survey says 92% of instructors interested in teaching with Wikipedia again

By Eryk Salvaggio on January 27, 2015

Today’s Roundup: STRIKE!

By Eryk Salvaggio on January 26, 2015

The Wikipedia Frontier

By Eryk Salvaggio on January 22, 2015

Looking back at fall term 2014

By Helaine Blumenthal on January 21, 2015

Monthly report for December 2014

By Eryk Salvaggio on January 20, 2015

Today’s Roundup: Feminist perspectives

By Eryk Salvaggio on January 19, 2015

Welcome, Ryan!

By LiAnna Davis on January 16, 2015

Today’s Roundup: A Trip to Africa

By Eryk Salvaggio on January 12, 2015

A year in review

By Frank Schulenburg on December 31, 2014

Wikipedia: An Amateur’s Adventure in the World’s Biggest Sandbox

By Eryk Salvaggio on December 29, 2014

Changes to Classroom Program for Spring 2015

By LiAnna Davis on December 18, 2014

Monthly report for November 2014

By Eryk Salvaggio on December 15, 2014

Two Quarterly Reviews now available

By Eryk Salvaggio on December 10, 2014

“Did You Know” is abuzz with wasps

By Eryk Salvaggio on December 8, 2014

Wiki Ed offers a prescription for medical editing

By Eryk Salvaggio on December 3, 2014

Welcome, Samantha!

By Frank Schulenburg on December 2, 2014

Exploring the perks of partnership with Louisiana State University

By Jami Mathewson on December 1, 2014

“Wikipedia and Education” webinar archived online

By Eryk Salvaggio on November 25, 2014

Don’t cite Wikipedia. Write Wikipedia!

By LiAnna Davis on November 22, 2014

Monthly report for October 2014

By Eryk Salvaggio on November 18, 2014

Help us close Wikipedia’s gender gap

By Eryk Salvaggio on November 13, 2014

User testing the Assignment Design Wizard

By Sage Ross on November 7, 2014

Join us for Wikipedia-palooza in Baton Rouge

By Eryk Salvaggio on November 3, 2014

Avoiding Plagiarism and Paraphrasing Problems

By Eryk Salvaggio on October 30, 2014

Updated Handouts Ready for Classrooms

By Eryk Salvaggio on October 29, 2014

Copy Right: Tips on Explaining Copyright and the Commons to Students

By Eryk Salvaggio on October 22, 2014

Notes and Slides from Quarterly Reviews now available

By Frank Schulenburg on October 20, 2014

Benefits, from Both Sides of the Assignment

By Eryk Salvaggio on October 16, 2014

Wikipedia and Student Writing

By Guest Contributor on October 14, 2014

Monthly report for September 2014

By Eryk Salvaggio on October 10, 2014

Welcome, Renée, Ian, and Adam!

By Frank Schulenburg on October 8, 2014

Students’ article makes Wikipedia’s front page

By Eryk Salvaggio on October 6, 2014

Welcome, Helaine and Eryk!

By LiAnna Davis on October 2, 2014

Happy Native American Day!

By Jami Mathewson on September 26, 2014

Happy Rosh Hashanah!

By Jami Mathewson on September 25, 2014

Student editors start by making minor edits to their hometowns

By Jami Mathewson on September 19, 2014

Wiki Education Foundation Monthly Report: August 2014

By Sage Ross on September 17, 2014

A tool for designing great assignments, coming soon

By Sage Ross on September 16, 2014

Read about the Colorado floods of 2013

By Jami Mathewson on September 9, 2014

Happy Labor Day!

By Jami Mathewson on September 1, 2014

Happy birthday to Janet Taylor Spence!

By Jami Mathewson on August 29, 2014

Welcome, Bill Gong!

By Frank Schulenburg on August 28, 2014

Celebrate Women’s Equality Day!

By Jami Mathewson on August 26, 2014

For Senior Citizens Day, read about social issues concerning elderly care

By Jami Mathewson on August 21, 2014

Welcome, Lorraine Hariton

By Frank Schulenburg on August 18, 2014

Student editor translates French article into English

By Jami Mathewson on August 15, 2014

Wiki Ed presents at Wikimania

By LiAnna Davis on August 14, 2014

Wiki Education Foundation Monthly Report: July 2014

By LiAnna Davis on August 13, 2014

Happy Book Lovers’ Day!

By Jami Mathewson on August 9, 2014

Happy International Cat Day!

By Jami Mathewson on August 8, 2014

Read about the Beaver Creek Fire, which started one year ago today

By Jami Mathewson on August 7, 2014

Happy Coast Guard day to our student editors at the California Maritime Academy!

By Jami Mathewson on August 4, 2014

Happy British Columbia Day!

By Jami Mathewson on August 4, 2014

Thank you, Mike Christie

By Frank Schulenburg on July 31, 2014