Page values for "Submissions:2021/Building Organizing Tools for Campaigns and Editing Events"
"2021_submissions" values
1 row is stored for this page| Field | Field type | Value |
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| title | String | Building Organizing Tools for Campaigns and Editing Events |
| status | String | Accepted |
| theme | String | Global & Local, Tech & Tools |
| type | String | Presentation |
| abstract | Wikitext | Do you organize or participate in Wikimedia campaigns, such as WikiGap, Wiki Loves Monuments, or #1Lib1Ref? If yes, please join our talk! The Campaigns team is a new team at the Wikimedia Foundation, focused on building and improving tools for campaign organizers and participants. As our first project, we’ll be building an on-wiki event registration system. We invite you to learn about our first project, as well as other tools we may build for campaign organizers. We will spend the first half sharing our thoughts on the direction of the team, but then focus on collecting feedback from the community. We are requesting 45 minutes: about 20 minutes of presentation and 25 minutes of feedback and conversation. For more information, see: https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Campaigns/Foundation_Product_Team |
| academic | Boolean | No |
| author | String | Alex Stinson and Ilana Fried |
| List of Email, delimiter: , | astinson@wikimedia.org | |
| username | String | Astinson (WMF) and IFried (WMF) |
| affiliates | String | Wikimedia Foundation |
| time | String | |
| requests | Wikitext | |
| presented | Wikitext | Yes, we are socializing this across Wikimedia communities -- but want feedback from the community in North America -- so want to build this special space |