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**Description of the Professional Development CE Workshop:** The leaky pipeline is a well-established metaphor for the challenges preventing research advances from reaching clinicians, consumers, and the general public. Evidence- based assessment (EBA) can improve the formulation, diagnosis, treatment plans, and outcomes – but only if clinicians are aware of them, can find them, and use them. Open source approaches to dissemination show great promise in bridging the leaky pipeline due to easy accessibility and low cost. For example, Wikipedia is the largest encyclopedia in the world, and the 5th most visited Internet site. Wikiversity is a sister site geared towards teaching and practice. This workshop shares pages on these, with links to several different open-sourced platforms that improve the dissemination of psychological science, including some of the best free assessment tools and therapy resources. General descriptions and background are geared towards the general public on Wikipedia; Wikiversity hosts more technical scoring and interpretive information. An assessment center with free, automated scoring for more than 65 scales has been built with grants from the APS, SSCP, SCCAP/ Division53, SCP/Division 12, and the APA/CODAPAR. We discuss the impact of the different dissemination approaches, provide suggestions on future directions that the field can take, and introduces opportunities for collaboration and audience contributions. In the workshop, we show resources and then use high structure activities such as paired role plays to apply resources as clinicians and clients. QR codes and tiny URLs disseminate the information, and the Open Science Framework provides a back end to store files and resources. Participants will leave with more than 65 free-scoring assessments, more than 200 PDFs, 300 printed pages worth of support materials, and exposure to ways of updating and elaborating the information available. **Learning Objectives:** At the end of this session, the learner will be able to: 1. Access and use at least two free online assessments that could be used in one’s work. 2. Discuss and provide feedback about a resource kit for working with emotional and behavioral problems. 3. Create a network to share suggestions and get updated versions of kits and materials. 4. Identify 3 free resources available online (and discoverable via Google search) that provide information about psychological services. 5. Describe the steps involved in editing and monitoring content on Wikipedia and Wikiversity.
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