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Authors: Bernardo Caycedo[a][i], LiAnna Davis[b][ii]  , Ziko van Dijk[c][iii]  , Thais C. Morata[d][iv]  , Nebojša Ratković[e][v]  

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  1. ↑ Wikimedia Colombia
  2. ↑ Wiki Education
  3. ↑ Wikimedia Germany
  4. ↑ Wikimedia Brasil
  5. ↑ Wikimedia Serbia
  1. ↑ bernardo.caycedoAt signwikimediacolombia.org
  2. ↑ liannaAt signwikiedu.org
  3. ↑ zvandijkAt signgmail.com
  4. ↑ tmorata10At signgmail.com
  5. ↑ nebojsa.ratkovicAt signvikimedija.org

Abstract

The Conference Proceedings of EduWiki Conference 2025 in Bogota, Colombia



EduWiki Conference 2025

Foreword: The EduWiki Conference 2025 was a platform for shared experiences from working in the education space of Wikimedia. The conference was organized by the Wikipedia & Education User Group in collaboration with host Wikimedia Colombia and counted with partial funding from the Wikimedia Foundation. It took place in Bogotá, Colombia, May 30-June 1, 2025 and brought together 90 individuals—educational leaders from Wikimedia and organizations sharing its mission. This conference followed the Wikimedia+Education Conference 2019 held in Donostia, Spain and and EduWiki Conference 2023 held in Belgrade, Serbia.

In 2025, presenters were invited to submit abstracts for inclusion in this Proceedings. This volume contains platform presentations from authors who both consented to publication and were selected by the Program Committee. We invite all to also visit the full program, presentations, including from Lightning talks, and amazing memories captured during the conference.

We thank the system assistance of Hector Gabriel Corrale de Matos.

  1. Reading and Writing Wikipedia: the adaptation in Colombia of 'Reading Wikipedia in the Classroom'
  2. How we created an online Wikipedia basic editing course for Indonesian newcomer
  3. Communiversity & Wikimedia: How Wiki projects can help the academia be more community-engaged
  4. Wikidata for education for a country
  5. Ikusgela: how we made 170 free education videos for Wikipedia
  6. Information literacy skills of a conspiracy theorist? The case for an inclusive approach
  7. Community Projects: how to strengthen and build new communities in educational spaces
  8. Wikimedia Ukraine for educators and scholars: community support and innovation in times of war
  9. Rethinking Pedagogy when students say 'no': Wikipedia as a method, not just a platform
  10. Partnerships between librarians and professors in university Wikimedia projects
  11. Reaching future readers in your language
  12. Equipping computer skills and problem-solving skills (board games) to local schools

Generative Artificial Intelligence and Wikimedia project

  1. Integrating Generative AI in Wikipedia Classrooms: Ethical, Practical, and Educational Insights
  2. Exploring Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG)-driven wiki edit preparation: early insights, challenges, and potential
  3. Learnings from the virtual course 'Artificial Intelligence and its challenges in education'
  4. Using AI on Wikipedia and Wikidata Editing for Health Education: Implementation and Evaluation

Climate, Health and Research

  1. Wiki Education for climate action
  2. Scientific research groups and Wikiversity
  3. Creating Massive Open Online Courses (MOOCs) on Wikiversidade: lessons from Brazilian health education initiatives
  4. Healthcare translation as a student project

Tools, tricks and experiences from the education space of Wikimedia

  1. Ensuring Quality While Expanding Quantity: How to effectively scale your education program
  2. Finding knowledge gaps for your education program
  3. Beyond Basics: advanced PetScan techniques for identifying gaps and improving Wikipedia article
  4. Strategic dancing: building wiki partnerships across campus
  5. Youth and a path to Wikimedia Youth Conference
  6. Enhancing peer learning in Wikimedia educational programs: the Let's Connect Model
  7. Capacity Exchange — unlocking potential to build, exchange, and grow
  8. Wiki and Open Educational Resources (OER): reusing and remixing Creative Commons licensed content for education
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