Barayamal assessment · Beginner level
Wikipedia Editing Foundations micro-credential
Turn your course learning into separately assessed evidence of practical Wikipedia-editing judgement.
This micro-credential is issued by Barayamal Limited after manual assessment. It is not an Udemy certificate and is not issued, endorsed or accredited by Udemy, Wikipedia, the Wikimedia Foundation or Wikimedia Australia. It is not an AQF qualification or formal accreditation.
Credential details
- Credential
- Wikipedia Editing Foundations
- Issuer
- Barayamal Limited
- Assessment
- Manual evidence review
- Criteria version
- 1.0 — August 2026
- Pass standard
- 80/100 plus competence in every criterion
- Verification
- Unique credential ID in Barayamal’s protected issuance register
Eligibility and evidence
You may apply after completing the Udemy course, creating your own Practice Pack and preparing a Sandbox draft or edit plan using public, reliable sources. Publishing a live article is not required.
- Complete all learning items in Wikipedia Editing for Beginners: First Nations Edition.
- Complete the Barayamal Practice Pack using your own work.
- Provide a public Sandbox or edit-diff URL, or an edit plan if you should not publish.
- Show source assessment, neutral writing, conflict-of-interest judgement and cultural-safety reasoning.
- Submit only information you are permitted to share.
Do not submit private information, restricted cultural knowledge, unpublished community material or anything you do not have authority to share. Learners under 18 should submit through a parent, guardian or approved education provider.
Assessment standard
20/100
Source quality, independence and citation judgement
20/100
Neutral, proportionate and properly attributed writing
25/100
Wikipedia process, conflicts of interest and living-person safety
25/100
First Nations authority, consent and cultural-safety judgement
10/100
Completeness, reflection and evidence quality
080 — pass line100
To pass, a learner must achieve at least 80/100, demonstrate competence in every criterion and have no critical ethics, safety or integrity failure. Learners who do not yet meet the standard receive feedback and may resubmit.
Critical failures include fabricated evidence or sources, plagiarism, undisclosed paid editing, contentious poorly sourced claims about a living person, or publishing restricted or culturally sensitive knowledge when authority or consent is unclear.
Submit for Barayamal assessment
Dean and Barayamal will be notified when you submit. A credential is issued only after the manual assessment is complete.
Submitting notifies Dean and Barayamal. Manual review follows — a credential is issued only after the assessment is complete.
Issuance and verification
A PDF certificate showing the learner name, credential title, issuer, issue date, criteria version and an ID in the format B-WIKI-FDN-YYYY-####.
A third party may verify a credential by emailing d.foley@barayamal.com.au with its ID. Barayamal will confirm only validity, name, issue date and criteria version unless the learner has consented to further disclosure.