@awight , yes, that works well when we are in the articles tab. We need to make sure we see it easily from the students /participants side as well. We need teachers / facilitators to be able to see multiple users as a unit, grade their work easily, send a message to all users working on a specific article easily, as well as have different groups peer review each others (future feature we've asked for).
So as long as it's clear from the students / participants tab as well, we're happy. :)

Link to the video with Liang

Link to the video

Link to the video chat with WM-FR

Sorry for the delay, wiki-ladies. :)
Here's the link to our initial talk and here's a link to my[[ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gfXvzvZBWG0 | talk with Pete Forsyth ]].
Didn't get a chance to update it on outreach yet, but hope this helps in the meantime.
Will send an invite to our next meeting by the end of this week.
Shani.

A link to the video

@AKoval_WMF, whatever you find best is fine by me. :)

Done. Pete will be happy to join our WikiMOOC efforts and will hopedully join our next meeting.
In the meantime, here's a link to my interview with him about his experience.
I hope all the WikiMOOC group members can watch it before our next meeting in January (TBD) so we're all on the same page. :)

Link to recorded session

Sounds good. I think we should close this one..

Thanks, Anna :)
I wasn't aware of the outreach page. It's great!
I'll update it after and we'll be recording the session, so people can watch and comment even after the meeting.
It's supposed to be a starting point, nothing more.

Postponed to Thursday, Dec. 10th, 17:30 UTC, so that Sara can join us. The link remains the same. :)

Link to watch online

A second interview with Lynda will be conducted on Tuesday, Dec. 1st, at 18:00 UTC.
This one will focus on a step-by-step guide to working in WikiData.
If you wanna join the hangout itself, please let me know. If you want to view it on YouTube, this is the link.

Postponed to Dec. 9th, 18:00 UTC to include Sara Morstell, in addition to Paola & Meli.

Thanks for doing this with me, @Wittylama, and sorry it took me so long to edit the doorbell.. ;-)
Floor, makes me even happier that you enjoyed it. :-)

We have scheduled to meet online December 2nd, 1800 UTC, to discuss this together.
Anyone that would like to join this hangout, is welcome to write me. :)

Sure. Here are a few links -

• The Very Basics of Phabricator
• Phabricator for Wikimedia projects
• Wikimedia adopts Phabricator - First hand experiences on a complex migration (FOSDEM 2015)
• Phabricator demo and Q&A @ Wikimedia Hackathon Zürich

Link to video

Haven't we decided to use phab'..? I believe we said in that meeting that we'll create a clear link from outreach to our collab page here, including instructions on how to use it, linking to YouTube tutorials about using Phabricator (there are a few out there..)

I second that..

The video has been recorded and is being edited due to some technical issues in the middle. It will be uploaded tomorrow.

Link to the video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hkqHKJapcS0

Anna'le, I really wanna join in, but this is very short notice. Many options are during the weekend (which is already packed) or at the beginning of next week, which is very hectic here with the opening of the new academic semester. Is it at all possible to add more options closer to the end of next week?
Thanks much,
Shani.

Annal'e, so sorry, I somehow missed your comment. Did I miss the meeting, or is it planned for this week?

This task does not belong to one person and all subscriber take part in an ongoing discussion.

Voting has revealed that all of you want this group to remain open, with a majority that would like admins to make sure members are affiliated with Wikimeida projects in some way or another.
Since there are already 865 members and any procedure will affect only future members, the only practical thing to do is to monitor posts. So, as of now, posting in the group will be visible only after admin approval. This will allow us to make sure posts are by contributing members and not spammers. Since there are 10 admins in the group, this means posting should not be delayed, no matter when and from where you post around the world - one of us will probably be up and approve your post quickly.
As for monitoring newcomers, they will be contacted by an admin via chat, and will be asked to provide info about their affiliation, either by a username, a course page, or any other detail that will attest to their connection to our joint efforts.
Since this change does create extra work for admins, we will try it out for about a month. If admins find it takes too much time, then we will only keep the posts being approved. If it works well and doesn't end up taking much time from us, we will continue with the new procedure.
Please note any of you can still add members to the group without any need for approval.

I've created a FB poll and pinned it at the top of the Wikipedia Education Program group page.
I suggest giving it a week or two, to allow members to do not monitor it daily enough time to respond.
Then make a final decision according to poll results.

@Selsharbaty-WMF, shouldn't this task be claimed (if not done)..?