2019/Lightning Talks

WikiConference North America 2019 • Cambridge, Massachusetts, U.S.

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Lightning talks are very short back-to-back presentations. At WikiConference North America 2019, we have two lightning talk blocks, with each talk lasting up to seven minutes. These talks allow us to maximize the breadth of content covered at the conference, and give attendees the opportunity to share their stories, ideas, case studies, and more.

Interested in participating? Just pick an open time slot and add your topic and name to one of the two blocks below!

Block 1: Saturday @ 4 PM

Location: Stata 32-141 (90 Seats)

4:00 - 4:07	Wikimedia and the Sustainable Development Goals — what next? (Mietchen)
4:07 - 4:14	Citizen TALES* Commons: A Collaborative Multi-Disciplinary Model of Ethical, Reliable and Inclusive Production and Dissemination of Knowledge Around Issues of Citizenship Today
4:14 - 4:21	Wiki Loves Pride 2019 campaign
4:21 - 4:28	Cuba: Wikimedians in the improbable country
4:28 - 4:35	What Open Access principles do we need for cultural heritage? (Heidel)
4:35 - 4:42	How can libraries and Wikimedia build each other up? (Skinner)
4:42 - 4:49	Wikispore: Wider than Wikipedia, Deeper than Wikidata (Knipel & Tisza)
4:49 - 4:56	AfroCROWD Launch of Wikimedia Training videos (Backer & Antoine)
4:56 - 5:03	A Case Study of Requests for Page Protection: Clerking Administrative Noticeboards and Consensus Building (Choo)
5:03 - 5:10	Psychological safety - building block for great team building (Jim)
5:10 - 5:17	Machine learning for wiki by university students (Rasberry)
5:17 - 5:24	Wikipedia everywhere - for you, your neighbours, your school (Kelson)

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No space above? Add your talk idea below. If there is enough demand, we may try to accommodate by adding additional lightning talk sessions or shortening the length of all sessions.

Block 2: Sunday @ 11 AM

Location: Stata 32-141 (90 Seats)

11:00 - 11:07	Did I just publish Fake News? (Forsyth)
1:07 - 11:14	Approaching the Climate Crisis as Wikimedians (Ayers, Brodsky, & Stinson)
11:14 - 11:21	Becoming a Reliable Source: Writing for Off-Wiki Publication (Wahler)
11:21 - 11:28	Quality vs Usefulness: Can we have more FAs on vital topics? (HaEr48)
11:28 - 11:35	"WikiHealth": Results of a comprehensive review of academic health literature and Wikipedia (Smith)
11:35 - 11:42	Engaging with Wikipedia in Medical Education: A Dermatology Case Study (Hutton)
11:42 - 11:49	The Interactive Humanities: Wikipedia as One Element of the New Online Rhetoric (Kalm)
11:49 - 11:56	Wikimedia in humanitarian contexts (Mietchen)
11:56 - 12:03	Critical information literacy on health topics for public library staff (Sengul-Jones)
12:03 - 12:10	Students and the Culture of Wikipedia (Campbell)
12:10 - 12:17	Birds of a feather: classroom programs and public health campaigns (Morata)
12:17 - 12:24	How to fix Arbitration Enforcement and Discretionary Sanctions (DGG)

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No space above? Add your talk idea below. If there is enough demand, we may try to accommodate by adding additional lightning talk sessions or shortening the length of all sessions.

• Wikimedia coverage of the future (Mietchen)
• Wikimedia coverage of Sharpiegate (Mietchen)