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merger of the university-part of SUP with Wikipedia:Ambassadors/Courses and establish WIkipedia:School projects under the roof of the Wikipedia:WikiProject Classroom coordination. a joint page Wikipedia:Educational assignments could ensure an overview and delegate the user in the direction, he is interested in

clear structures
reflects different learning environment in school/higher education
gets rid of some redundant on wiki-structures
can prearrange the system for the more global approach regarding a higher volume of school project output

the school projects/ambassador projects in higher education aren't defined and (often) not factual on the ground

the ambassador projects, which are likely to take place on en.wp, are structured along the national lines of wikimedia chapter structures and that neither recommends a single page regarding transparency and responsibility nor the different circumstances on the ground

WP:SUP simply integrates the established Wikipedia:Ambassadors/Courses-list via template

a joint page for all practical educational outreach activities, that provide base informations regarding all possible processes, would be maintained
no need for re-structuring of the wikipedia name space

it's unclear whether or not the established ambassador structures would have to move to a US-specific WPNS-lemma
doesn't reflect qualitative differences regarding community support
doesn't reflect the progress we made between 2009 and 2011