A beer for you!

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  Hi Bryan, thanks a googol for all you've already done as a Wikipedia Regional Ambassador, including your leadership in working with the other Ree-gee's on coordinating all the upcoming Campus Ambassador trainings! I speak for the entire Wikipedia Global Education team when I say that I really really appreciate it.

I'm giving you beer for organizing an awesome beer-related social event in Boston. =) Annie Lin (Wikimedia Foundation) (talk) 22:04, 9 August 2011 (UTC)Reply

EduWiki Conference 5-6 September in Leicester, UK

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I am writing to you as you have signed up to the Education Meetup at Wikimania 2012 and perhaps are interested in how Wikipedia links to education. Wikimedia UK is now running a education related event that may be of interest to you: the EduWiki Conference on 5-6 September in Leicester. This event will be looking at Wikipedia and related charitable projects in terms of educational practice, including good faith collaboration, open review, and global participation. It's a chance to talk about innovative work in your institution or online community, and shape the future of Wikimedia UK's work in this area!

The conference will be of interest to educators, scholarly societies members, contributors to Wikipedia and other open education projects, and students.

For details please visit the UK Chapter Wiki.

Please feel welcome to register or promote within your network.

Thank you, Daria Cybulska (talk) 16:19, 25 July 2012 (UTC)Reply

July 2013

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