This task involves the work of updating, and if needed, creating the on-wiki documentation people will need to understand how Edit Check works and leverage it.
Documentation updates
| Audience | Documentation objective(s) | Page(s) needing updated | Status | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| New editors participating in the Wikipedia Education Program | Ensure students are of and understanding of what they can expect to see if they add new content to an article without including a corresponding citation | Training materials (exact "materials" TBD) | Talk to User: Ian (Wiki Ed) | |
| Editing QA | Ensure members of the Editing Team know how Edit Check is expected to behave so that they can QA the feature accordingly | See Help:VisualEditor/User guide | ||
| Volunteer developers | Equip volunteer developers motivated to maintain and improve the quality of content on Wikipedia with the technical building blocks (e.g. T351780) needed to develop features/gadgets/scripts that offer feedback relevant to the specific change(s) someone is seeking to make while they are Editing using VE editing surfaces. | |||
| Edit-a-thon organizers | Equip edit-a-thon organizers with the know-how they need to both: A) update the VE-related training materials they share during events and B) help the newcomers they're guiding become unstuck when they encounter blockers in the process of attempting to make/publish edits | |||
| WMF developers | ||||
Thank you to @EAkinloose and @Mathglot for drawing our attention to the need for a ticket of this sort (T330807#8736789).