File:Training for Trainers slides Oxford 2017.pdf
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English: Slides from a training event for Oxford University staff in how to run Wikipedia events, improved in light of post-event feedback. The event is based around active learning and discussion, and the slides are mainly to prompt discussion and exploration.
Six of the slides in the middle are meant to be handed out to groups as part of an active learning exercise. This is a derivative work of File:Dc-2011-campus-ambassador-training.jpg, which is CC-BY User:Pongr. The presentation has been left un-styled so it can be added into an institutional template. An editable version of these slides can be downloaded from Google Docs. |
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| Author | MartinPoulter |
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