Hi everyone --
I hope it's been a good week for you all.
I've just visited all the user pages that were submitted by participants during the first week. Our community certification system is optional -- but L4C participants get personal attention and that's why I take time out on Friday evenings for this purpose <smile>.
Congratulations to everyone who has received a Wikiapprentice certification! This is based on our skills typology (see:
http://wikieducator.org/WikiMaster ). Where appropriate, I've added one or two tips on basic wiki syntax.
Basically we look for evidence of the different skills as demonstrated on your respective user page -- if you have been working elsewhere in the wiki -- that's fine, but if you want to apply our optional community certification, be sure to demonstrate your skills for the different levels on your actual user page. After completion of the workshop, should you want to be certified by our community, you will need to submit your request on this page:
http://wikieducator.org/WikiMaster/Request_for_certification -- which we check on a regular basis.
If you have fallen a little behind on the tutorials -- don't worry, you can study these independently at your pace, or register for the next online workshop.
See:
http://wikieducator.org/Learning4Content/Registration
Our motto is: "Just try it -- Our community will support you."
Cheers
Wayne