This plan looks good! One suggestion for the second bullet point under goals - maybe make it more specific so it conveys that "the content developed will be used as a teaching resource for future workshops..."

First, I thought a bit about what changes we would make if we were to do these workshops again so each topic feels more connected to a previous or next workshop (as the content of tutorials might change accordingly):

So, with this in mind, I think it would make the most sense for all these tutorials (that are all related to Pywikibot) to exist as subpages of Manual:Pywikibot. Once we have all these materials ready, we can have a subpage of "Small wiki toolkits" (essentially a course agenda/curriculum guide) with links to all these newly developed resources. What say?

Sidenote: Based on our conversation, I've also updated the plan for 2023 for the small wiki toolkits project in the reflections doc and soon planning on moving the contents on-wiki. After our discussion, the plan looks more realistic (with the focus for this year purely on developing the tutorials). After we have these first two tutorials ready, we can decide if we want to promote some via Outreachy in the winter round or develop on our own cc @komla

Thanks @srishakatux, these are very good points. I think adding these resources as subpages of Manual:Pywikibot makes sense. I will work on them in my user space first though.

Also, I agree with the changes you propose. But I would also prefer to focus on them once we have initial versions of these workshops written on wiki. So at first, I will create on-wiki content based on the workshops as the are now. This will provide us with a starting point for improvements. Does this make sense?

Sounds cool @KBach!

After working on this for a while (T327283) I've come to the conclusion that this task has somewhat contradictory goals.

If we focus on self-study materials aimed at learners and try to minimize duplication of content, then we end up with materials that are not sufficient (in my opinion) for teachers or mentors. These materials would still require a lot of work to be able to prepare a workshop.

On the other hand, if we focus on materials aimed at mentors preparing to run a workshop and make them comprehensive and complete, they will likely be difficult to follow as self-study material for learners.

This might be unique to the specific workshop I've worked on so far, but I think a reasonable solution in this case is to prepare separate pages for both of these use cases. One will provide comprehensive instructions on preparing and running the workshop making it relatively easy to organize. The other will provide self-study materials for learners to follow.

It will be easiest to discuss this when we have first drafts of both written down. I will post in T327283 when they are ready for review.

Self-study guides and workshop organizer's handbooks for both of these workshops are now available for review on: https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/User:KBach-WMF/Sandbox/SWT_Workshop_Materials

Since the plan is to focus all these workshop materials on Pywikibot, I agree with the idea to add them as subpages somewhere under Manual:Pywikibot on mediawiki.org, and perhaps link to them from the main page.

@Xqt does this sound OK to you? (for context, this is about workshop materials I currently have in my sandbox)

These materials are now under https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:Pywikibot/Workshop_Materials

In T327282#8676317, @KBach wrote:

@Xqt does this sound OK to you? (for context, this is about workshop materials I currently have in my sandbox)

LGTM. Maybe we can make crosslinks from/to Pywikibot documentation on https://doc.wikimedia.org.
BTW Binaris added a cookbook to the manual. I think this also can be linked somewhere on the landing page (and vice versa).

P.S. Categories are missing

In T327282#8754646, @Xqt wrote:

LGTM. Maybe we can make crosslinks from/to Pywikibot documentation on https://doc.wikimedia.org.
BTW Binaris added a cookbook to the manual. I think this also can be linked somewhere on the landing page (and vice versa).

P.S. Categories are missing

Thanks! Added these to T333540. I am already linking to doc.wikimedia.org/pywikibot from the new materials.