Teaching to Impact: A Toolkit for Embedding Wikipedia Editing in Asian Studies Curriculum

This Wikipedia project page explains how to work with Wikimedia Commons and how to use images in Wikipedia articles.

Asian Canadian Wiki is both an interactive website dedicated to promoting Asian Canadian community and a database of all things Asian Canadian - from artists, scientists, leaders, to cultural centres, community organizations and festivals.

This guide created by the library of Cornell University is designed to introduce new Wikipedians to the basics of contributing to one of the largest open educational resources in the world. It provides a brief overview of editing existing entries and creating new entries.

This guide created by the University of Michigan explains how Wikipedia assignments can be used in teaching, introducing a range of useful resources.

Librarians from the NYU have created a survey to understand how Wikipedia and other Wikimedia projects are being used by faculty and teaching assistants across New York University.

This page describes what types of skills students can obtain from contributing to Wikipedia as a course assignment.

This is a guide created by the New York University to support using Wikimedia projects in teaching and coursework.

A guide created by the UCLA library that provides background information and basic tools for editing Wikipedia, as well as guidelines for when and how to use it in your research.

This Wikipedia project provides some tips that should make the Wikipedia editing process go smoothly.

This page introduces an event held by the Berkeley Libraty of the University of California. On the website you can find slides from the event, useful resources and tutorials for beginner Wikipedians.