Multilingual Wikiversity

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Status:	Active
Language:	Multilingual
Edit mode:	OpenEdit
Wiki engine:	MediaWiki
Wiki license:	Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike"Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike" is not in the list (Custom license, Attribution to contributing authors, Copyright to contributing authors, Site retains copyright, WTFPL, Licence Art Libre, Open Content License, Apache License, BSD Documentation License, FreeBSD Documentation License, ...) of allowed values for the "Wiki license" property.
Main topic:	Learning
Backups:	unknown or dynamic date

Wikiversity beta is the multilingual hub, founded 2006, for the entire Wikiversity project. As well as providing a platform for Wikiversity related material of all languages, it also provides the stepping-stone method of nurturing new language versions of Wikiversities to spin off in their own separate language sub-domain (subject to the standard approvals procedures).

• Wikiversity beta Interactive Statistics, from Wikistatistics.net

Wiki size:

4,731 article pages see stats

(As of: 17 March 2013)

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Wikiversity original logo, at Wikimedia Commons, ™ Wikimedia Foundation, Inc. (CC-BY-SA 3.0).

Wikiversity – Set learning free — is a linguistic edition 'project', and collection of wiki sites of the Wikimedia Foundation (WMF) in different languages; for the creation and use of free learning materials and activities. Wikiversity is a multi-dimensional centre dedicated to learning, teaching, research, and service. Officially launched 2006, its primary goals are to:

• Create and host free content, multilingual learning materials, resources, and curricula; for all age groups in all languages;
• Develop and host collaborative learning projects and communities around these materials;
• Complement and develop existing Wikimedia projects (e.g. a project devoted to finding good sources for Wikipedia articles).

Written textual content of all versions of Wikiversity wiki sites are made available under two licenses; both open content free licenses, namely: the GNU Free Documentation License (GNU FDL, or GFDL), and the Creative Commons Attribution Share Alike 3.0 Unported license (CC-BY-SA 3.0).[1]

• www.Wikiversity.org — Wikiversity portal to all language versions
• Wiki University proposed — Wiki.C2.com at WikiWikiWeb (Ward's Wiki)
• Wikiversity — En.Wikibooks.org, original incubation as part of the English Wikibooks
• Wikiversity: Approved Wikiversity project proposal — En.Wikiversity.org at English Wikiversity
• Wikiversity: Mission — Beta.Wikiversity.org at Multilingual Wikiversity
• Wikiversity: Approved Wikiversity project proposal — Beta.Wikiversity.org at Multilingual Wikiversity
• Wikiversity: Scope — Beta.Wikiversity.org at Multilingual Wikiversity
• Wikiversity: Research — Beta.Wikiversity.org at Multilingual Wikiversity
• Wikiversity: What Wikiversity is not — Beta.Wikiversity.org at Multilingual Wikiversity
• Wikiversity established language versions and beta incubator matrix — Beta.Wikiversity.org at Multilingual Wikiversity
• Wikiversity — Meta.Wikimedia.org at Wikimedia Meta-Wiki
• Wikiversity – special projects subcommittees — Meta.Wikimedia.org at Wikimedia Meta-Wiki
• Wikiversity — at the English Wikipedia
• Wikiversity Statistics – site map — Wikistats v1 (public domain) (final release, 31 January 2019) from Erik Zachte, Stats.Wikimedia.org at Wikimedia Statistics
• Wikistats v2 – All Wikiversities – Wikimedia Statistics — monthly overviews of reading, contributing, and content; from Wikistats v2 (data available under CC0 1.0); Stats.Wikimedia.org at Wikimedia Statistics
• WikiStats v2.2 – List of Wikiversities — sortable list table of Wikiversity wiki sites from Wikistats v2.2 at WikiStats.WMCloud.org; independent MediaWiki statistics from mutante, hosted by Wikimedia Cloud Services (WMCS)
• Wikiscan Wikiversity statistics — independent statistics site on Wikipedia and other wikis hosted by the Wikimedia Foundation, at Wikiscan.org
• Wikiversity Interactive Statistics — from Martin Poljak at Wikistatistics.net (public domain), via Archive.org from 2015
• List of Wikiversities — from WikiStats by S23.org (last updated October 2014, so outdated, but still useful historical info)
• Wikiversity database list — at NOC.Wikimedia.org from Wikimedia NOC
• Wikiversity-l — mailing list for Wikiversity, at Lists.Wikimedia.org from Wikimedia Lists
• Wikiversity.org site info^{[dead link]} — from Alexa.com, via Archive.org
• Twitter feed for Wikiversity

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All Wikiversity wiki sites in these languages: ^{(view / edit / talk)}

As of November 2021, Wikimedia Meta-Wiki indicates that there are 17 Wikiversities of different languages, plus the Multilingual Wikiversity Beta; this latter also acts as the meta wiki for the entire Wikiversity project, and also as an 'incubator' for proposed future language versions of Wikiversity.

10,000+: German / Deutsch (de) • English (en) • French / Français (fr)
1,000+: Multilingual (beta) • Czech / Čeština (cs) • Spanish / Español (es) • Italian / Italiano (it) • Portuguese / Português (pt) • Russian / Русский (ru) • Chinese / 中文 (zh)
100+: Arabic / العربية (ar) • Greek / Ελληνικά (el) • Finnish / Suomi (fi) • Hindi / हिन्दी (hi) • Japanese / 日本語 (ja) • Korean / 한국어 (ko) • Slovene / Slovenščina (sl) • Swedish / Svenska (sv)

Any red links above need the {{Wiki}} infobox template, their Wikiversity URLs, the {{Wikimedia-stub}} template (if appropriate), and the {{Wikiversity}} navigation template added.