id: 1612
title: In summary
summary:
content: |
  * Good articles to improve in class are:
      1. Rated low-quality but high-importance by a WikiProject.
      2. Not controversial.
  * You can find article assessments through WikiProjects in your topic area.
  You can find those WikiProjects on the Talk pages for most articles in that
  subject.
  * In order to establish notability for a new article, you'll want to have two
  or more independent, fact-checked and/or peer-reviewed sources with
  non-trivial information about the topic.
  * The Wikipedia Expert is on hand to help you with this process!

  Note that you can always come back to this orientation on the Training page of
  the Dashboard.

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  If you came here from the **New Instructor Orientation** module, close this
  tab and continue where you left off, or click below:

  <div class="training__button-container"><a class="btn btn-primary" href="/training/instructors/new-instructor-orientation/finding-articles-to-work-on">
    Return to New Instructor Orientation
  </a></div>

id: 1612
title: In summary
summary:
content: |
  * Good articles to improve in class are:
      1. Rated low-quality but high-importance by a WikiProject.
      2. Not controversial.
  * You can find article assessments through WikiProjects in your topic area.
  You can find those WikiProjects on the Talk pages for most articles in that
  subject.
  * In order to establish notability for a new article, you'll want to have two
  or more independent, fact-checked and/or peer-reviewed sources with
  non-trivial information about the topic.
  * The Wikipedia Expert is on hand to help you with this process!

  Note that you can always come back to this orientation on the Training page of
  the Dashboard.

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  <div class="training__button-container"><a target="_blank" class="btn btn-primary" href='/feedback'>
    Submit feedback about the 'Finding Articles' module
  </a></div>

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  If you came here from the **New Instructor Orientation** module, close this
  tab and continue where you left off, or click below:

  <div class="training__button-container"><a class="btn btn-primary" href="/training/instructors/new-instructor-orientation/finding-articles-to-work-on">
    Return to New Instructor Orientation
  </a></div>

Add feedback link to end of Finding Articles training
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