Open Educational Resources (OER):Organizing Open Educational Resources (OER)

See main article: the Wikiversity Maintenance Hub

The Wikiversity community appoints people to carry out administrative functions on Wikiversity, for example to delete obsolete pages. More detail can be found at Open Educational Resources (OER):Custodians and current requests at Open Educational Resources (OER):Candidates for Custodianship and Open Educational Resources (OER):Request custodian action.

Open Educational Resources (OER) is a project of the Wikimedia Foundation. This means that it is bound within a general community, with a vision of providing the world with access to free information. It also means it has access to a range of people with various expertise, resources (eg. financial, technical), and organisational/community structures to support its ongoing development. Whether Wikiversity wants or needs to set up some sort of structure (such as a committee) to interface with Wikimedia's organisational structure is yet to be fully discussed.

As exciting a project as Wikiversity is, it may be desired to enter into collaboration with other organisations/communities/projects. What could Wikiversity be good for and what kinds of projects would be fitting? Please see Open Educational Resources (OER):Wikiversity outreach for details (and Open Educational Resources (OER):A Letter to globaltext.org for an example).

Discussion continues as to whether Wikiversity is to pursue the option of becoming some sort of accredited institution, and how this would be done. See Wikihigh and Open Educational Resources (OER):Accreditation.

Note: The Wikimedia Board of Trustees directed the Wikiversity community not to include credentials and accreditation in the Wikiversity project (see Open Educational Resources (OER):Original proposal).

1. De-orphan pages - "Orphaned pages" have no links to them from other pages. You can find appropriate and logical pages to allow others to access orphaned pages and create links to the orphaned pages at those pages.
2. Categorize pages - Uncategorized pages need categories or need to be tagged as uncategorized.
3. Put pages in the right namespace - You can make sure pages are in the proper namespace.
4. Moving (renaming) pages so that they comply with naming conventions can help Wikiversity to be more organized.

• Open Educational Resources (OER):Archive/Organizing Self-Management

A highly visible link to a page explaining Wikiversity structure (Portal>School>Department, etc.) should be on every page somewhere, to help orient confused visitors; it can cause quite a bit of confusion when a user sees "Faculty" and thinks they're going to find a list of people, for example. See: Open Educational Resources (OER):Namespaces.