Education/Newsletter/June 2020
 Members of Wikimedians of Albanian Language User Group in Kosovo were invited by UNICEF Innovations Lab in Kosovo to collaborate for an online workshop Ponder hosted by them. Part of the workshop, precisely the final session of the workshop, participants (mainly high school students) read more...
 The Education Team at the Wikimedia Foundation is happy to announce (and celebrate!) the completion of the online course component of the Wikimedia & Education Greenhouse pilot! Cheers to all those who participated in the course and congratulations to our 13 full graduates!read more...
Reading Wikipedia research fellows sharing their experience: : "The fellowship has been a great professional experience for us by helping us learn more about community engagement, supporting online communities and learning the value of editing Wikimedia projects in an educational context." read more...
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 New circumstances and changes that are happening encourage us to constantly adapt our learning patterns. Since the educational process "moved" to the e-space, the changings in learning patterns open up a huge opportunity for creativity and new ideas read more...
 Starting November 2019, we are highlighting a Wikimedian who is impacting or who has been impacted by Wikimedia & Education work. For June, In this article meet Oleh Kushch from Ukraine and learn from their experience in running Wikimedia education activities in High schools read more...
 This report provides insights into current evaluation trends for education work in the Wikimedia Movement, what can be improved, and how the Education Team can support the community read more...
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