2023/Schedule/Saturday

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Saturday, November 11

November 11 - Saturday - Programming Toronto Reference Library
8:00–9:00	Check-in and Badge pickup second floor in front of Epic Hall				8:00–9:00
9:00–10:15	Epic Hall: Keynote:  - Sue Gardner - Former Executive Director, Wikimedia Foundation second floor				9:00–10:15
Morning Sessions	Epic Hall second floor, 300 seats	Novella Room second floor, 118 seats	Beeton Hall Events Centre first floor, 130 seats	Executive Board Room first floor, 30 seats	Morning Sessions
10:15–10:30	Roundtable: Artificial intelligence in Wikipedia and wiki projects Andrew Leung				10:15–10:30
10:30–10:45		Lecture: On-wiki campaigns, 275+, lessons learned by Women in Red Rosie Stephenson-Goodknight	Panel: LaGuardia & Wagner Archives Wikipedia Project Year 5: LGBTQ Archives and Student Research Ann Matsuuchi, Ximena Gallardo C., Michael Martinez		10:30–10:45
10:45–11:00		Panel: WikiProject Women in Religion Panel Discussion and Report Christine Meyer			10:45–11:00
11:00–11:15	Lecture: Contributing to Wikimedia during an Open Data Human Rights Project Carwil Bjork-James		Lecture: Image credits on Wikipedia Dominic Byrd-McDevitt		11:00–11:15
11:15–11:30		Lightning talk: Indie Wiki Buddy: Helping users discover independent wikis Kevin Payravi			11:15–11:30
11:30–11:45	Break				11:30–11:45
11:45–12:00	Roundtable: Surpassing RfCs: how to improve the governance of large software changes Gergő Tisza	Lecture: Indigenous Artists and Wikidata Brit Johnston, Frédéric Julien, and Anju Singh	Roundtable: No Rights Reserved: What CC0 Means for Contributor Motivations, Data Provenance, and the Wikipedia Detour Matt Vetter; Zach McDowell		11:45–12:00
12:00–12:15					12:00–12:15
12:15–12:30		Panel: Wikipedia as a site of archival activism: potentials and limits from the experience of BIPOC community advocates Anabelle Ragsag and Jessica Vinluan			12:15–12:30
12:30–12:45	Lightning talk: Wikipedia and Global Conflicts J. Gregory McVerry		Lightning talk: An Alternative to the Pushpin Map in the Neighbourhood Infobox R.D. (Bob) Reichert and E. St. Amour		12:30–12:45
12:45–13:00					12:45–13:00
13:00–14:15	Lunch				13:00–14:15
Afternoon Sessions	Epic Hall second floor, 300 seats	Novella Room second floor, 118 seats	Beeton Hall Events Centre first floor, 130 seats	Executive Board Room first floor, 30 seats	Afternoon Sessions
14:15–14:30	Lecture: IP Masking - Protecting privacy for unregistered editors Niharika Kohli	Lecture: Report on research for North American hub Peter B Meyer; Ariel Cetrone	Lecture: Citations in Wikipedia for Understanding Research Reach Denise Smith, Jack Young, Jennifer McKinnell	Workshop: Sister projects: the past, present and glorious future Rosie Stephenson-Goodknight	14:15–14:30
14:30–14:45		Panel: WikiOASIS: Wiki Island Nations Alliance Ian Ramjohn; Sherry Antoine; Brandon Sullivan; Richard Knipel			14:30–14:45
14:45–15:00	Lightning talk: Building and Disseminating Print Bibliographic Data Online|		Lecture: Building English Wikipedia's best work: how to research and write featured articles Buidhe		14:45–15:00
15:00–15:15	Lecture: What's the use (case) of starting your biography creation in Wikidata? Ray "Peaceray" Leonard	Roundtable: Open Education Training Needs in an Evolving Society			15:00–15:15
15:15–15:30	Lightning talk: A positive feedback loop between Wikidata and text mining Daniel Mietchen		Lightning talk: URFA/2020 and Wikipedia's Featured Article Review Process A. Filipowich	Workshop: Discuss prospects for North American hub	15:15–15:30
15:30–15:45	Lightning talk: Agents, Name Authorities, and Linked Open Data: Leveraging Wikidata for Access and Discovery of Archival Materials Jeremy Floyd		Lecture: Equity, Community Engagement, and Ag: Advancing equity and increasing agricultural coverage on Wikipedia Jamie Flood		15:30–15:45
15:45–16:00	Lightning talk: Improving Equity on Wikipedia Will Kent				15:45–16:00
16:00–16:15	Break				16:00–16:15
	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
16:15–16:30					16:15–16:30
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			16:30–16:45
16:45–17:00					16:45–17:00