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Finding the Project Portal is easy just type "WP:LIVINGPATHS" in the search bar! This project, is mostly about teaching wiki-skills to new editors. A series of courses are currently being prepared all over Wales. For further information and for details about arranging a free training session in your area, see the details in this leaflet, and please share it with others. Training for community groups (Bilingual) Training for community groups (English) The following is the scheme of work: Scheme of Work, Part 1: There are two parts to the scheme of work. On the right you will see Part one. It contains 8 elements: 1. A General Look at Wikipedia 2. The Five Pillars of Wikipedia 3. Objectives 4. Create an account 5. Creating an Article on Wikipedia Based on a Community 6. Using Wikipedia in a website 7. Wikivoyage 8. eGuides 1. A general look at Wikipedia User names Quick sandbox article test, with a reference Print this cheat sheet 2. The Five Pillars of Wikipedia The Five Pillars: Intro Wikipedia is an online encyclopedia Wikipedia has a neutral point of view Wikipedia is free content, respect copyright Respect others and be polite Wikipedia does not have firm rules 3. Objectives The main wiki-skills are found here. (Use the 'Back' arrow when necessary) Create an article on Wikipedia through learning Wiki skills Contribute to the world’s largest online encyclopaedia Learn about the 5 elements of a Wikipedia article Use Wikipedia as a feed in your own website. 4. Create an account Help:Logging in 5. Creating an Article on Wikipedia Based on a Community near the coast The PDF thumbnails on the right links you to the scheme of work. Part 1 helps you create an article. Part 2 adds an Infobox. 6. Using Wikipedia in a website / The feed API Many groups, societies and others can take a 'feed' from Wikipedia directly into their own websites. Here's an example by the BBC; take a look at the bottom of the page ('About'). 7. Wikivoyage Wikivoyage became a Wikimedia Project around a year ago. It is a “free worldwide travel guide that anyone can edit”. It’s not an encyclopaedia; in fact it’s a travel guide where you can add names of businesses, addresses, phone numbers etc. Wikivoyage 8. eGuides These can be created using the content on Wikipedia as free hand-outs or even sold to customers, as Wikipedia is licensed on CC-BY-SA which allows commercial use. Select the button on the right hand side of the article: 'Create a book'. Newly trained editors The following is a map of Wales, showing the location of each newly trained group.... Follow up Other instructional videos available in English can be found here.