Wikipedia:WikiProject WikiAfrica Schools/Tasks

The project has the following key tasks:

A minimum of four committed schools or two educational organisations with the ability and resources to be able to commit to the project for a minimum of 1 teaching year. With the hope of it being integrated into the school or organisation’s yearly programme.
The time and energy needed to develop the right model to be used by each school or organisation based on that school or organisation’s focus, school culture, curriculum integration and staff competencies and resources,
Initial liaison with the school or organisation’s curriculum specialists to establish the mode, pace and model used to integrate the programme that has been developed in collaboration with each school or organisation,
The development of a curriculum-aligned rollout plan,
two mini-servers Raspberry Pi 3, with WikiFundi and other off-line teaching resources per partnering organisation (with a ceiling of 8 for the project).
Training modules created specific to the needs of teachers and students,
Commitment by the schools or organisations to a training week, and
On-going mentorship and support for the school by the project.

Consult with schools or organisations to define models and scale of intervention,
Collaborate on curriculum integration and rollout model,
Create models defined and shared with schools or organisations,
Research, collate and curate materials,
Provide training programme review and feedback,
Provide final curriculum aligned road map for review,
Create WikiFundi Userguide aimed at schools and educational organisations,
Release training materials: 1. for teachers, 2. for students,
Conduct training programme at the schools
Set up Wiki pages and on-wiki presence,
Create certificates, barnstar awards and prizes.

On-Wiki and real life support and follow up,
Creation of a dashboard with links to resources, case studies and guides,
Introduction into Wikipedia Education community via portal, mailing list, etc., and
Development of communications plan to share experiences with other schools, teachers networks and learning institutions.