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Kontext

Collaboration with the edRa School of Art is part of the initiative to involve art & design schools in the Wikimedia Movement's projects and goals.

edRa school of art and design in the ancient factory building called "L'Escardívol".

Street action in the celebration of 75th anniversary in 2013

Einleitung

The collaboration with edRa School of Art and Design in Rubí (Catalonia, Spain) has started in 2012-13 Academic Year with four students doing their Final Degree Project in collaboration with Amical Wikimedia and with the scientific supervision of Angels Canals from the University of Barcelona. This project lends students the opportunity to work on educational and informative illustrations, make their artwork known and join the Commons community of graphic authors.

edRa, the Art and Design School founded in 1937, is a public school under the auspices of the City Council of Rubí.

Teilnehmer

2013–14

During the 2013–14 academic year, there was 2 student working in their Final Degree Project producing informative and educational graphics about the Ancient Egypt for Wikipedia articles and Wikibooks:

Javier Cabanillas
Annabel Tapiolas

Jaume Ferrer had been the Project Teacher from the school, David Gómez the wikimedian tutor and Ramon Serra Masansalvador the historian advisor from the Art del Treball school of art of Barcelona.

2012–13

During the 2012-13 academic year, there was 4 student working in their Final Degree Project producing informative and educational graphics about the Naica Mine in Mexico for Wikipedia articles and Wikibooks:

Albert Vila and Andreu Modenas produced infographies for Wikipedia articles about the mine
Laia Saban produced the wikibook Parlem de la mina de Naica for children between 6 and 8 years old.
Carol Gutíerrez produced the wikibook Parlem de la cristal·lització a la mina de Naica/Portada for children between 6 and 8 years old.

Jaume Ferrer had been the Project Teacher from the school, David Gómez the wikimedian tutor and Àngels Canals the scientific advisor from the Uniersity of Barcelona.