As I mentioned in the weekly meeting, we made some progress in writing and reviewing the contents. I want to post another update to share our next steps.
Content Status
| Status | Percentage |
|---|---|
| Draft Started | 37.50% |
| Draft completed | 20.83% |
| Reviewed & Published | 8.33% |
We now have the following contents. Still looking for more eyes for review! Please feel free to make suggestions.
- New: Glossary Creation Workshop Lesson Plan and Quiz
- New: How to Give Feedback Lesson Overview, new handbook page, and Quiz
- Updated: Glossary & Style Guide, Building a Glossary and Building a Style Guide handbook pages.
All of the contents can be found in this Google Drive folder.
Translation Best Practice Interviews
We now have answers from Russian, Japanese, and Dutch teams. Multiple answers from the same team are great, please add your answers to this doc.
Thanks @erica, @markscottrobson, @fierevere, and @psmits1567 for your contribution thus far 🎉
Next Step: Submitting the Learn WP Course Application
@erica and I wrote a draft of the Learn WordPress application to submit. To give feedback, please leave a comment or edit with “Suggestion” mode on this doc.
How to help
You can help by:
- Add feedback to the training outline draft document.
- Volunteering to draft or review the lessons. Just leave a comment on this post to say you are interested and/or put down your name on the task sheet!
- Answering the Polyglots Team Interview Questions for your localeLocale Locale = language version, often a combination of a language code and a region code, for instance es_MX denotes Spanish as it’s used in Mexico. A list of all locales supported by WordPress in https://make.wordpress.org/polyglots/teams/ or sharing them with contributors who may be interested.