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We need your help

The Learning4Content (L4C) project has trained 3300 educators since we started in January of 2008! Learning4Content is likely the world's largest attempt to develop wiki skills for education.

We have presented 89 workshops (60 face-to-face workshops and 29 Online) by June 2009 using our Learning4Content tutorials to build capacity amongst educators around the world. Our workshops have attracted participants from 116 different countries!

Our personal thanks goes to all our facilitators and the community members who are helping WIkiEducator achieve its objectives.

We aimed to train 2500 educators by 31 December 2008 and have exceeded our target expectations. We now need your help to continue improving the average of 212 educators per month You can help by:

1) Sending an email to your colleagues and friends inviting them to register for one of the remaining international online workshops: http://wikieducator.org/Learning4Content/Registration
2) Using your social software networks to tell the world about L4C -- eg blog about the L4C project.
3) Scheduling and facilitating your own online L4C workshop by recruiting a minimum of 15 participants from your own networks.
4) Asking your employer/institution to host a face-to-face workshop and recruiting 15 colleagues to join the WikiEducator family.
Remember to register your expression of interest on the L4C bounty page:

http://wikieducator.org/WikiEducator:Bounties/WikiEducator_facilitators

L4C is continued to be generously supported with funding from the William and Flora Hewlett Foundation. Let's show our funder that WikiEducator will continue to achieve its objectives.

Thank you so much in advance for your wonderful support.

Warm regards,
The L4C Team