Template:Wikiversity

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File:Wikiversity-logo-en.svg

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 wikis 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 (eg., a project devoted to finding good sources for Wikipedia articles).

Written text of all versions of Wikiversities is made available under two 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
• 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 Statistics – site map — Wikistats v1 (final release, 31 January 2019) from Erik Zachte, Stats.Wikimedia.org at Wikimedia Statistics
• Wikiversity Statistics – All Wikiversities — Wikistats v2, Stats.Wikimedia.org at Wikimedia Statistics
• Wikiscan Wikiversity statistics — independent statistics site on Wikipedia and other wikis hosted by the Wikimedia Foundation, at Wikiscan.org
• Wikiversity Interactive Statistics — from Wikistatistics.net, via Archive.org from 2015
• List of Wikiversities — from WikiStats by S23.org (last updated October 2014, so outdated, but still useful info)
• Wikiversity database list — NOC.Wikimedia.org at Wikimedia NOC
• Wikiversity-l — mailing list for Wikiversity, at Lists.Wikimedia.org
• Wikiversity.org site info — from Alexa.com
• Twitter feed for Wikiversity
• Wiki University proposed — Wiki.C2.com at WikiWikiWeb

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All Wikiversity wikis in these languages: ^{(view / edit)}

As of August 2021, Wikimedia Meta-Wiki indicates that there are 17 Wikiversities of different languages, together with the beta multilingual Wikiversity, this latter also acts as an 'incubator' for proposed future language versions.

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)

The red links above need the {{Wiki}} infobox template, their Wikiversity URLs, the {{Wikimedia-stub}} template, and the {{Wikiversity}} template added.

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