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<center>{{tag|This session is part of the [[Submissions:2019/WikiCite track|WikiCite track]].}}<br />[https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1y9zsP76HOznuGtsWNeAwNA4sWG_Y6pyRZp_AQn6vtcc/edit Slides for the session]<br/>For generic information about WikiCite, check out its [[:m:WikiCite|page on Meta]].</center><!--Audio files are not displaying properly, so commenting this one out. [[File:Open Science Radio OSR051 WikiCite2016.ogg|thumb|Open Science Radio on WikiCite 2016]]-->[[File:Wikicite template examples.svg|thumb|Some reference-related templates]][[File:Scholia co-authorship network for the topic of permafrost - screenshot 2019-09-24 at 05.00.57.png|thumb|Co-authorship networks]][[File:Screenshot of WikiCite statistics panel on Scholia homepage as of 8 November 2019.png|thumb|Some WikiCite statistics]][[File:110 SourceMD transfer to QuickStatements.png|thumb|Some of the WikiCite tooling. We demoed [https://tools.wmflabs.org/scholia/ Scholia] and [https://tools.wmflabs.org/author-disambiguator/ Author Disambiguator].]][[File:Grid of CC0 or Public Domain images of items for which Template Scholia is used on the associated English Wikipedia page, as of 8 November 2019.png|thumb|Examples of people or topics profiled by WikiCite]][[File:Data Dryad citation on Wikipedia.png|thumb|Data citation on Wikipedia]]{{WCNA 2019 Session Submission
|theme=Relationship Building & Support<br />+ Wikicite
|type=Presentation
|abstract=WikiCite is a project to sort and present source metadata in Wikipedia and other Wikimedia projects, starting with academic publications. WikiCite's scope is the corpus of formal publications and of the sources citing them or cited form them. An exemplary technical development is [[:d:Wikidata:Scholia]] as a browsing and curation front end, and its applications include creating academic profiles of people and their publications, entire universities and their publications, and general reference information such as lists of papers or data collections for any subject of existing research.

Attendees of this presentation will learn the following:
*How to make a profile of a researcher at a university
*How to make a profile of a university based on data for its faculty
*How to view profiles of researchers, universities, and topics
|academic=No
|author=Daniel Mietchen, Phoebe Ayers, Alex Stinson 
|email=daniel.mietchen@virginia.edu
|username=Daniel Mietchen
|affiliates=WikiCite; School of Data Science, University of Virginia
|time=30 minutes
|presented=WikiConference North America 2018
|present-other=Yes
|status=Accepted
}}