A non-profit, open-source, wiki-style educational platform that incorporates student notes into the currently offered subjects of Computer Science, Math, Physics and Business.
License(s): CC BY-SA 3.0 and GNU FDL 1.2
Anti-features:
A community focused on sharing and talking about free/libre/copyleft/public domain resources for educational use. Resources may include things like textbooks, audiobooks, web apps, apps and more.
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Follow Lemmy site-wide rules and Code of Conduct
Prior to posting and if possible, specify the license/nature of the resource(s) and anti-features. The resources should be at least “redistributable” and “remixable” by anyone and everyone.
Avoid sharing resources encouraging nationalism, fascism or one-sided views. International solidarity is key.
Is this different in some way from wikibooks?
yeah, it’s stylized and organized differently, and its content is a little barebones compared to wikibooks
Mmm yes seems very similar.
Thank you for acknowledging antifeatures. Regarding
Upon signing up for an account, I was disappointed to learn many pages are uneditable, such as book directories and book page directories (see: https://en.wikitolearn.org/Linear_Algebra) for instance.
It was also not maintained, and I could find no way to request deletion other than harrasing mods on talk pages (on the pages that actually have them)
What is more, as shown in linear algebra, deleted pages are actually not removed from the book directory
well, this is awkward… I’d have assumed that the word “wiki” would mean anyone could edit the pages and edit out the vandalism.
Your suggestion follows this subreddit’s rules! No need to feel awkward, just pointing out my notes for those interested. Cheers.