2019/Schedule/Sunday

Sunday, November 10

November 10 each year, the United Nations are observing the World Science Day for Peace and Development.

Presentation   Discussion   Panel Workshop   Lightning Talk November 10 - Sunday - Programming
Registration 9:00 AM	Registration/Check-in/Badge pickup at MIT Stata Center (In front of Room 123, first floor).
Session 4	Stata 32-123 318 Seats Tiered Auditorium	Stata 32-144 60 Seats Flat, Movable Tables	Stata 32-124 60 Seats Flat, Movable Tables	Stata 32-141 90 Seats Tiered Lecture Hall	Stata 32-155 90 Seats Tiered Lecture Hall	Commons A	Commons B	Commons C (Kiva)
10 - 10:45	Indigenous knowledge in Wikipedia : the Atikamekw Nation experience (Rochon from WMCA)	Reserved	Wikimedia Outreach programs for technical contributors (Rodlund, Sethi, Ross, Zhou from Wikimedia Foundation) Tech Community	The Wikimedia Movement Strategy & You (Keefer, Pourzaki) Community	Building a Wikidata Curriculum (Kent from Wiki Edu) Education Wikidata	Open Space	Open Space	Open Space Editathon Access
Break 10:45 - 11:00	Catch a mingle with other conference goers.
Session 5	Stata 32-123 318 Seats	Stata 32-144 60 Seats	Stata 32-124 60 Seats	Stata 32-141 90 Seats	Stata 32-155 90 Seats	Commons A	Commons B	Commons C (Kiva)
11:00 - 11:15	GLAMs embracing open access and Wikidata: Experiences from the Met Museum (Lih, Metropolitan Museum of Art) GLAM Wikidata	Wiki Caribbean Panel and Discussion on Survey Findings (Antoine from Wikimedians of the Caribbean User Group & AfroCROWD) Caribbean	Building a Scholarly Knowledge Base with Wikidata: A Case Study from Vanderbilt University (Anderson, Baskauf, Shook from Vanderbilt) Wikidata WikiCite Education	Lightning Talks	State of Wikimedia Research on Knowledge Integrity (Johnson from Wikimedia Foundation) Reliability Research	Open Space	Best Practices for Responsible and Reliable Content about Suicide (Poore, LaPorte, SSiy from Wikimedia Foundation) Reliability Safety	Aaron Swartz Hackathon - moved to the projectors downstairs! Editathon Access
11:15 - 11:30
11:30 - 11:45	Open Access at the Cleveland Museum of Art (Payravi, Stimler, Lih) GLAM WikiCommons		4 Million in 4 Weeks: A case study on bulk import of cultural heritage metadata on Wikidata (Byrd-McDevitt from NARA) Wikidata GLAM WikiCite		Supporting deliberation and resolution on Wikipedia (Zhang, Im, Schilling, Morgan, Karger) Community
11:45 - 12:00		Understanding the technical challenges of small wikis in North America (Sethi, Rodlund from Wikimedia Foundation) Tech					Mitigating risk in Wikipedia content (Risker) Content Reliability
12:00 - 12:15	Wikidata-fying Northeastern University's "Women Writers in Review" initiative (Stephenson-Goodknight from Northeastern & Wiki Women in Red) Wikidata WikiCite Gender Gap		Muckrock: Building a database of US government agencies (Morisy)		Introduction to WikiCite (Mietchen and Ayers) WikiCite
12:15 - 12:30
Lunch 12:30 - 2:00 PM	Lunch in Stata You may eat throughout the building. Refer to the scheduled meet-ups below.
	Lunch Meetup I - Wikipedia Day rapid grants session (probably tables outside)	Lunch Meetup J - Art+Feminism	Lunch Meetup K - WikiCite	Lunch Meetup L - Climate Change / Sustainability	Lunch Meetup M - ?	Lunch Meetup N - FOIA.Science -- by projectors near reg.	Lunch Meetup O - Wikimedians in Residence Exchange Network	Lunch Meetup P - Ask Wiki Education
Session 6	Stata 32-12 3 318 Seats	Stata 32-144 60 Seats	Stata 32-124 60 Seats	Stata 32-141 90 Seats	Stata 32-155 90 Seats	Commons A	Commons B	Commons C (Kiva)
2:00 - 2:15	Open Space	Adventures in American (Mostly) Folklore: Expanding the Footprint of Notability (Pruitt) Content	Building Scholia profiles (Mietchen from WikiCite & Univ. of Virginia) Wikidata WikiCite	A Colonizer's Account: the Use and Mis-use of Historical Sources (Rust) Reliability Content	Creating WikiCommunity at LaGuardia Community College (Coleman from LaGuardia Community College) Community Education	Open Space	Open Space	Aaron Swartz Hackathon Moving downstairs to the 1F, by the projectors (near reg desk). Editathon Access
2:15 - 2:30
2:30 - 2:45		Academics in the open: How WikiJournals encourage open scholarship using Wikipedia (Koerner from WikiJournal of the Humanities) Research WikiCite		Developing Ethical, Responsible, and Reliable Information Producers (Jacobson from SUNY at Albany) Reliability Education	Recognizing Sovereignty: Wikidata & Indigenous Nations in North America (Allison-Cassin) Wikidata
2:45 - 3:00			Wikidata Quicksheets (Mandiberg from Art+Feminism) Wikidata
3:00 - 3:15	Hackathon status report + project pitching Open hacking and collaboration Etherpad				Hearing Other Voices: Using Wikipedia in an ESL Writing Class (Shetty from Boston Univ.) Content Gap Education
3:15 - 3:30
Break 3:30 - 3:45	Break it off with other conference goers.
End-of-day Plenary 3:45 - 4:30 PM	Stata 32-123 (Auditorium) Wiki Awards Wiki Loves Monuments showcase Q&A about Wikicred grant program All-hands recap; looking forward All Hands
Break 4:30+	Enjoy our fair city!
Relaxed night 5:00 - 8:00 PM	R&D Commons (4F) Games night (including maybe an emoji 🔤 🐝)— Commons A+B Editathon + hackathon wrapups over pizza: plans for the future, next steps — Kiva Wikicred grants: Brainstorming, matchmaking, Q&A. Some ideas below — Commons A+B What can the larger information world learn from Wikipedia's best practices on transparency and version control? Can Wikipedia's assessments at https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Reliable_sources feed into signals for the larger world to ingest? How can we give Wikipedia a role in combatting science and health misinformation? What can Wikipedia do in information about the climate crisis? What technical tools could we build to help with misinformation. How can Wikipedia be used to combat viral conspiracy theories and myths? What role can Wikidata play in assessing credibility of news outlets or journalists? (From Microsoft)? Should we provide travel stipends to work on credibility projects, such as Wikimedia hackathon 2020 in Albania? Add more here: