31/10/2021 –, Room 2
In 2018, a new course opened at Tel Aviv University -- the first for-credit course to feature Wikidata worldwide, called "From Web 2.0 to Web 3.0, from Wikipedia to Wikidata". The course is available to all undergraduates at TAU, from all disciplines, and was approved by the University's Rector Office.
Its structure is based on a course model previously designed, developed and implemented at TAU since 2013, in the hopes of scaling up, not only addressing issues such as Data Literacy, but also focusing on more social impact.
After 3 iterations of the course, this presentation will focus on:
* The course design and structure
* The course outcomes, including students' learning experience
* Lessons learned so far, including challenges and opportunities for both learners and faculty
https://etherpad.wikimedia.org/p/WikidataCon2021-AWikidatauniversitycourse
Quais conhecimentos os participantes irão obter nesta sessão? –Participants will learn about:
* The course model, structure and guidelines, and how they might be implemented in other contexts, institutions and countries.
* The challenges of offering an academic course featuring Wikidata
* The benefits of such a course to learners
English
Gravação –Yes
Shani is an educator, lecturer, researcher and Free Knowledge advocate, interested in the intersection between education, Technology, Innovation and Openness.
She has been incorporating WD into the academic curriculum since 2015, both in her elective courses at Tel Aviv University, as well as by supporting other lecturers and faculty in integrating WD into their courses in various institutions both in Israel and worldwide.
In 2018 she opened the first, for-credit course in the world to feature Wikidata, called "From Web 2.0 to Web 3.0, from Wikipedia to Wikidata".
Shani is a PhD candidate at the School of Education, TAU, where she focuses on researching the Semantic Web as a learning platform, focusing on Wikidata as a case study.
Since 2019, she also serves as member of the Board of Trustees, Wikimedia Foundation.