User:Jtneill

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Hi, my name is James Neill.

I work as an Assistant Professor in the Discipline of Psychology at the University of Canberra, Australia.

I upload teaching materials to Wikimedia Commons.

I also teach about 150 undergraduate psychology students a year how to contribute content, mainly to English Wikiversity (see Motivation and emotion book). Several students also upload material to Commons, usually for the first time. So, feel free to be friendly and help us out :)

Uploads

My uploads

Nature art

Higher learning

Wiki training videos

• Edit button
• Category:Wikipedia videos in English

To fix

• File:Research process (Based on Reeve, 2009, Figure 1.1).svg

Current

• Files to upload
• Category:Quality Images - vector
• Category:Images from the State Library of NSW
• Dementia
• Solar passive
• TAT
• Commons:Village pump#Bulk upload tools
  • Commonist
• Commons:Tools

Deletion requests

• Tools
  • Nominate for deletion or Nominate category for discussion'
• COM:DR#Starting requests
• COM:CFD#Starting requests
• {{Copyvio}}

See also

• Commons:Copyright tags
• Commons:Email templates
• Commons:OTRS#Declaration of consent for all enquiries
• Help:Converting video
• Commons
• Gallery
• Uploads
• Other wiki user pages
• Repositories
• Video
• Wikiversity

Picture of the day
Mauritius kestrel (Falco punctatus), Ebony Forest Reserve Chamarel, Mauritius. In 1974, this Mauritius endemic was the rarest bird in the World. Due to ground-breaking conservation work the population rose to 800, but has now slumped to possibly 400 birds. In 2023, the Government of Mauritius declared the Mauritius Kestrel as its national bird. +/− [en]