2023/Schedule/Saturday

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Saturday, November 11

	Bram & Bluma Appel Salon (divides into 3 rooms)		Beeton Hall Events Centre	Executive Board Room
Room→	Epic Hall	Novella Room
Capacity	300	118	130	30
9:00	Keynote - Sue Gardner - Former executive director / Wikimedia Foundation [any current title ??]- Presentation title TBC
9:15
9:30
9:45
10:00
10:15	Roundtable: Artificial intelligence in Wikipedia and wiki projects	buffer time
10:30		Lecture: On-wiki campaigns, 275+, lessons learned by Women in Red	Panel: LaGuardia & Wagner Archives Wikipedia Project Year 5: LGBTQ Archives and Student Reseach	[TBC! Do not put on public schedule] - impromptu talks
10:45		Panel: WikiProject Women in Religion Panel Discussion and Report
11:00	Lecture: Contributing to Wikimedia during an Open Data Human Rights Project		Lecture: Image credits on Wikipedia
11:15		Lightning talk: Indie Wiki Buddy: Helping users discover independent wikis
11:30			Break
11:45	Roundtable: Surpassing RfCs: how to improve the governance of large software changes	Lecture: Indigenous Artists and Wikidata	Roundtable: No Rights Reserved: What CC0 Means for Contributor Motivations, Data Provenance, and the Wikipedia Detour	[TBC! Do not put on public schedule] - impromptu talks
12:00
12:15		Panel: Wikipedia as a site of archival activism: potentials and limits from the experience of BIPOC community advocates
12:30	Lightning talk: Wikipedia and Global Conflicts		Lightning talk: An Alternative to the Pushpin Map in the Neighbourhood Infobox
12:45	buffer time
13:00			Lunch
13:15
13:30
13:45
14:00
14:15	Lecture: IP Masking - Protecting privacy for unregistered editors	Lecture: Report on research for North American hub	Lecture: Citations in Wikipedia for Understanding Research Reach	Workshop: Sister projects: the past, present and glorious future
14:30		Panel: WikiOASIS: Wiki Island Nations Alliance
14:45	Lightning talk: Building and Disseminating Print Bibliographic Data Online		Lecture: Building English Wikipedia's best work: how to research and write featured articles
15:00	Lecture: What's the use (case) of starting your biography creation in Wikidata?	Roundtable: Open Education Training Needs in an Evolving Society
15:15	Lightning talk: A positive feedback loop between Wikidata and text mining		Lightning talk: URFA/2020 and Wikipedia's Featured Article Review Process	Workshop: Report on research for North American hub / new title: Discuss prospects for North American hub
15:30	Lightning talk: Agents, Name Authorities, and Linked Open Data: Leveraging Wikidata for Access and Discovery of Archival Materials		Lecture: Equity, Community Engagement, and Ag: Advancing equity and increasing agricultural coverage on Wikipedia
15:45	Lightning talk: Improving Equity on Wikipedia
16:00	Break		Break
16:15	Panel: Building an advanced Wikidata Curriculum	Lecture: Continued Relevancy in the Classroom: Using Wikipedia to Teach Information Literacy to University Students	Workshop: What is the future of free knowledge? Collaboratively charting the course of our movement
16:30
16:45		[Now delivered by Ben Vershbow] Lecture: From British Newspaper Archives to Sage Journals: Learn how to access more than 90 paywalled resources for free through The Wikipedia Library
17:00