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  1. 2016/Political editing and Neutrality
  2. 2016/Presidential candidate selection based on global knowledge
  3. 2016/Public Policy Advocacy Across Both Coasts
  4. 2016/ReHumanizingHaiti or The Role of Technology and Social Media in Language Activism/Advocacy for Historically Undervalued Languages
  5. 2016/Reader study results: what reader qualities impacts reading behavior?
  6. 2016/Recovery of lost art testimonial
  7. 2016/Reducing the Biasing Problems on Wikipedia
  8. 2016/Reimagining the sign language user interface for mobile and desktop
  9. 2016/School Earthquake Safety Initiative
  10. 2016/Shankar saikia
  11. 2016/Sharing the music of Mexico to the world
  12. 2016/Source Needed: Wikipedia and the Open Access Movement
  13. 2016/Spirituality and Empowerment: The Untold Story(s) of Hip-hop
  14. 2016/Standing against violence against children
  15. 2016/Stone Artifacts and Visual Field Perception
  16. 2016/Take your Humanity back WORLD…and here’s how…
  17. 2016/Teaching Wikipedia One Edit-a-thon at a time
  18. 2016/Teaching Wikipedia and Wikimedia Commons with video
  19. 2016/Textbooks and the New Information Economy
  20. 2016/The Art of GLAM
  21. 2016/The Future of Start Ups
  22. 2016/The Online Writing Classroom and Wikipedia
  23. 2016/The Other Side of COI: Volunteer Response to Professional Contributors
  24. 2016/The Role Wikipedia Plays in Genealogy/Family History Research
  25. 2016/The Sad, Sad Story of Social Wikipedia
  26. 2016/The Transgender Gap: Trans and non-binary representation on Wikipedia
  27. 2016/The Wiki Ed and P&E Dashboards
  28. 2016/The bottom up processing revolution and why Gen Z is so hard to teach.
  29. 2016/The five and a half biggest mistakes we've made when thinking about program impact — and what we’ve learned from them
  30. 2016/Tracking the Triple Crown: Creating quality content
  31. 2016/Train reviewers to become ambassadors
  32. 2016/Transforming Wikipedia into a Legitimate Academic Resource for Undergraduate Students
  33. 2016/Tutorial on basic SQL (Quarry) for Wikimedians
  34. 2016/Understanding Wikipedia readership: Our results for our phone survey in Mexico
  35. 2016/Video and Multimedia in Wikipedia: Today and Tomorrow
  36. 2016/Welcoming and Helping New Editors: A Month at the Teahouse
  37. 2016/What's New in GLAM-Wiki?
  38. 2016/What's Wikidata? How does it work?
  39. 2016/What went right and what went wrong at WikiConference India 2016
  40. 2016/Why Plagiarism Matters
  41. 2016/Why WikiSalons are relevant & tips to grow them
  42. 2016/Why medical schools should embrace Wikipedia
  43. 2016/Wiki-GLAM foundation workshop
  44. 2016/WikiDataScape: A Cytoscape Browser for WikiData
  45. 2016/WikiMed
  46. 2016/WikiProject X: The development of the future of on-wiki project coordination, or: omg wtf contentmodels!
  47. 2016/Wiki Ed's Year of Science: What's worked so far, and where we go from here
  48. 2016/Wiki Loves Heritage: The Case for a WMF Genealogical and Local History Wiki
  49. 2016/Wiki Loves Posting About Monuments: Using media to support community projects
  50. 2016/Wiki leak Linguistic Data Repository
  51. 2016/Wikidata and Query Service - understanding and presenting the data
  52. 2016/Wikidata editathon
  53. 2016/Wikimania's Yellow Army: Behind the scenes
  54. 2016/Wikimedia US Coalition meeting regarding group name
  55. 2016/Wikimedia US website design workshop
  56. 2016/Wikimedia communities movement strategy
  57. 2016/Wikipage Creation: An Exercise in Critical Thinking and Group Collaboration
  58. 2016/Wikipedia-in-a-Box
  59. 2016/Wikipedia Cuba: Challenges and Opportunities
  60. 2016/Wikipedia Organizations on Campus: Case Study and Guide
  61. 2016/Wikipedia for Health and Safety at Work
  62. 2016/Wikipedia in Libraries: Case Studies in Wikipedia Outreach and Training in Academic Libraries
  63. 2016/Wikiproject San Diego & Wikiproject California meetup
  64. 2016/Wikisource Update / Workshop
  65. 2016/Windows 10
  66. 2016/Windows 8.1
  67. 2016/Writing the American Sign Language Wikipedia on Incubator
  68. 2016/citation manager needed - Mastering your reliable sources online and offline with Zotero
  69. 2016/mind wave: true or false
  70. 2016/“Finding a New Soul”: Building Wikipedia and the History of the Harlem Renaissance Within the Community College System
  71. 2016/“Making Your Own Worlds”: The Changing Educational Goals of The LaGuardia WikiProject Octavia E. Butler
  72. 2017/A Macro-Micro Biological Tour of Wikidata
  73. 2017/Article Alerts: A review of the English Wikipedia's article-monitoring system
  74. 2017/Better together: Building bridges between U.S. public libraries and English-language Wikipedia
  75. 2017/Birth of Bias: implicit bias’ permanence on Wikipedia
  76. 2017/Building MediaWiki software to enforce Page & Topic bans
  77. 2017/Building MediaWiki software to enforce Page & Topic bans/Notes
  78. 2017/Building the New York City HIV/AIDS Archive: The La Guardia & Wagner Archives Wikipedia Project
  79. 2017/Combating harassment with user page protection
  80. 2017/Community Wishlist: What We've Done, What's Coming Up
  81. 2017/Cross-wiki collaboration: an international edit-a-thon
  82. 2017/Horror and humor:The effects of paid editing
  83. 2017/How good communication can help you talk to reporters, rule the world, and do other cool stuff: An introductory guide to public relations
  84. 2017/How to podcast
  85. 2017/Language and Cultural Heritage on Wikipedia
  86. 2017/North American and European schools also need offline Wikipedia
  87. 2017/Photography: people at Wikimedia events and book festivals
  88. 2017/Running a monthly edit-a-thon
  89. 2017/Service, Sororities, and the Gender Gap
  90. 2017/Successful Open Advocacy in Very Uncertain Times
  91. 2017/Taking advantage of the WikiMOOC to teach Wikipedia in academic context
  92. 2017/The future of paid editing: Policy, enforcement, and legal issues
  93. 2017/Understanding Openness: Two Competing Paradigms
  94. 2017/Wiki Loves Monuments in the United States: Overview and Discussion
  95. 2017/Wikimedia's 2017 gender diversity mapping project
  96. 2017/Wikimedia and Education: Linking these two with technology
  97. 2017/Wikipedia Organizations on Campus: Case Study and Guide
  98. 2017/Wikipedia as Activism and Archive
  99. 2018
  100. 2018/"Can I Use Wikipedia as a Source?" Bringing Wikipedia Editing into the Composition Classroom
  101. 2018/"ReImaginingTheShift": The Role of Technology as a Tool for Language Advocacy for Historically Undervalued Languages like Haitian Creole
  102. 2018/5 ways Wiki Education has championed equity in 2018 - and tips for building inclusivity into your work
  103. 2018/AMA: Ask the developers
  104. 2018/A dozen ideas for newcomer-friendly user experiences
  105. 2018/Academic profiles change the world
  106. 2018/Advancing Gender Equity: Conversations with Movement Leaders
  107. 2018/AfroCROWD Wiki Oral History Project
  108. 2018/Aligning technical solutions and policy to combat harassment on Wikimedia projects
  109. 2018/Analyzing and Reporting Attendance across Multiple Events
  110. 2018/Anti-Harassment and YOU
  111. 2018/Archival finding aids in Wikidata? A GLAM discussion
  112. 2018/BIASED
  113. 2018/Becoming a Reliable Source: Writing for Publication
  114. 2018/Beginner's Guide to Events for Wikipedians
  115. 2018/Best Practices for Collaborative Transcription of Multilanguage Texts using ProofreadPage in Wikisource
  116. 2018/Bringing feminist pedagogy to Wikipedia training for US public library staff: Reflections from the OCLC Wikipedian-in-Residence
  117. 2018/Building a Better Harassment Reporting System
  118. 2018/Bystander intervention workshop
  119. 2018/Calling All Subject Experts: Training the Next Wikipedians
  120. 2018/Changing ways of GLAM and artwork file uploads
  121. 2018/CollaborationKit: the future of user groups and community coordination
  122. 2018/CollaborationKit: the future of user groups and community coordination/"slides"
  123. 2018/Commons and Wikidata Partnership Workflows
  124. 2018/Comparative Course Experiences Through Wiki Educational Foundation
  125. 2018/Concentric Wikipedia Engagement
  126. 2018/Creating a Linked Data Library Partnership Using Wikibase
  127. 2018/Cultivating New Student Editors in the Linguistics Classroom
  128. 2018/Developing GLAM Partnerships, a Workshop
  129. 2018/Discovering the Hidden Semantics of 'See Also' via Wikipedia-based Explicit Semantic Analysis
  130. 2018/Does Wikidata Need an Ontological Overhaul?
  131. 2018/Editorial Enforcement and its Effects on Content and Culture
  132. 2018/Event safety workshop
  133. 2018/Fighting Fake News with Real Information: WikiProject Newspapers
  134. 2018/Fighting Government Mass Surveillance: Wikimedia Foundation v. NSA
  135. 2018/Fighting Misinformation and Fake News on Wikipedia
  136. 2018/Filipino American History Month
  137. 2018/Five years of Common's monthly Photo Challenge
  138. 2018/Found in Translation: AfroCROWD+Wikitongues+LaGuardia Community College Translatathon Projects
  139. 2018/Growing the free library: Discovering, documenting, and digitizing public domain periodical literature from most of the 20th century
  140. 2018/Have a SNAC Break
  141. 2018/Highway 66 Revisited, or An Update on Wikipedia and the DOTs
  142. 2018/How MediaWiki works
  143. 2018/How is STEM different than GLAM?
  144. 2018/How to Talk to Faculty About Wikipedia
  145. 2018/How to podcast
  146. 2018/How to write a Featured Article
  147. 2018/Implicit Bias on Wikipedia: The damage report
  148. 2018/Inclusion, Wikipedia, and right-of-center topics
  149. 2018/Input/Output: A Simple Plan for Successful Outreach
  150. 2018/Integrating Wikipedia with Augmented Reality Platforms
  151. 2018/Introduction to Wikidata-driven infoboxes
  152. 2018/Introduction to Wikipedia for librarians
  153. 2018/Introduction to Wikitongues
  154. 2018/It started with a picnic
  155. 2018/JADE: complementing artificial intelligence with human judgment
  156. 2018/Kunsthalle Detroit
  157. 2018/Life beyond TEXT: maps, graphs, data, and the future of interactivity
  158. 2018/Lightning Talk on Homoglyphs
  159. 2018/Local Community Spaces in Germany
  160. 2018/Making HerStory OurStory-Building a Wikipedia Presence on Campus
  161. 2018/Medical wiki content for all clinicians and students
  162. 2018/New Editors and Promotional Editors
  163. 2018/North America's role in Hindi language Wikipedia
  164. 2018/Offline Internet Resources for Latin America
  165. 2018/OpenStreetMap mapping party!
  166. 2018/OpenStreetMap’s worldview: handling disputes on a map that anyone can edit
  167. 2018/Organizing and Researching Art+Feminism Edit-a-thons: Towards More Equitable Models of Engagement
  168. 2018/Pay bounties to developers at-large
  169. 2018/ProJecTion ReCreaTion
  170. 2018/Public Health and the People's Platform
  171. 2018/Red flags regarding event troublemakers
  172. 2018/Reporting bugs: getting developers to implement your feature requests
  173. 2018/Researching Local Heroes, When Google Isn't Enough
  174. 2018/Strategies to Counter Systemic Bias: Writing Campaigns, New Maps, and Informed Review
  175. 2018/Students Who Care: Documenting Police Brutality in New York City in the La Guardia & Wagner Archives Wikipedia Project
  176. 2018/Support for users across all devices: the uncertain history and future of MediaWiki mobile support
  177. 2018/Supporting Search in Many Languages
  178. 2018/Supporting editathon and other event organizers with new tools
  179. 2018/TalainaMaria Peterson
  180. 2018/Talaina Maria Mary Edith Carolyn Peterson
  181. 2018/Teaching with Wikidata: A Case Study
  182. 2018/The Dangerous Allure of Supracultural Ontologies
  183. 2018/The Non-US Panel (or Americans in the global Wikimedia movement)
  184. 2018/The State of Art+Feminism
  185. 2018/The Timeless grant: three times in a row
  186. 2018/The Wiki-disconnected
  187. 2018/The Wikimedia Foundation's blog and social team: Who we are, and what we can do for you
  188. 2018/The pipeline of online participation inequalities: The case of Wikipedia editing
  189. 2018/Timelines In Wikipedia
  190. 2018/To Use Wikipedia or Not: How the Wikipedia assignment can build a bridge between Academia and Wikipedia
  191. 2018/Tool Developer (and User) Meetup
  192. 2018/Tools and scripts - Enterprisey's 2018 update
  193. 2018/Tools and tips for small wikis
  194. 2018/Tools to track views of Commons images
  195. 2018/Update: Structured Data on Commons
  196. 2018/Using Wikipedia to document marginalized African American Communities
  197. 2018/Using a wiki to gather and link records of aeronautics and early aviation
  198. 2018/West Coast meetup
  199. 2018/When Good is Great: All about the Good Article process
  200. 2018/WikiCarbon
  201. 2018/WikiData, Mix'n'Match, and Libraries
  202. 2018/WikiHBCU
  203. 2018/WikiJournals
  204. 2018/WikiSlavery
  205. 2018/Wiki Art Depiction Explorer
  206. 2018/Wiki Bootcamp: Four generations of Wikimedia volunteers
  207. 2018/Wiki Education in physical therapy at Touro College
  208. 2018/Wiki Loves Monuments in the United States: Review and Discussion
  209. 2018/Wiki Loves Your Community
  210. 2018/Wiki Mapping Freedom
  211. 2018/Wikidata in research libraries: community-owned scholarly infrastructure to advance mission
  212. 2018/Wikidata in universities now!
  213. 2018/Wikimedia 2030: Movement Strategy Process update and participation
  214. 2018/Wikimedia Infrastructure for being nice
  215. 2018/Wikimedians in Residence Panel
  216. 2018/Wikipedia, Higher Education, and Public Review
  217. 2018/Wikipedia + Libraries: Better Together
  218. 2018/Wikipedia Collaboration of Dental Schools
  219. 2018/Wikipedia Organizations on Campus: A Review
  220. 2018/Wikipedia Space 2.0
  221. 2018/Wikipedia as an Extra Credit Learning Opportunity in a Graduate Research Course
  222. 2018/Wikipedia for College Information Literacy and Science Identity
  223. 2018/Wikipedia’s Gender Gap and Disciplinary Praxis: Representing Women Scholars in Digital Rhetoric and Writing Fields
  224. 2018/Working Towards an Elegant Visual WikiDatabase; Contextualized Connections via Wikipedia's Category Hierarchy
  225. 2018/Working with new editors: observations from a Wikipedia Content Expert
  226. 2018/Workshop on countering the Balkanization of the body politic
  227. 2018/automated recommendations for sources
  228. 2018/introduction to wikisource workshop
  229. 2018/wikisource update
  230. 2019/"Professor, the bookstore has no textbook listed for this course!": Relying on WikiEdu & Wikipedia to Teach Research Methods
  231. 2019/"WikiHealth": Results of a comprehensive review of academic health literature and Wikipedia
  232. 2019/100 Edit-a-thon Ideas
  233. 2019/4 Million in 4 Weeks: A case study on bulk import of cultural heritage metadata on Wikidata
  234. 2019/AMA: Ask the developers
  235. 2019/A Case Study of Requests for Page Protection: Clerking Administrative Noticeboards and Consensus Building
  236. 2019/A Colonizer's Account: the Use and Mis-use of Historical Sources
  237. 2019/A Match Made in Heaven: WikiCOIL
  238. 2019/Aaron Swartz Hackathon
  239. 2019/Academics in the open: How WikiJournals encourage open scholarship using Wikipedia
  240. 2019/Advanced Wikignoming
  241. 2019/Adventures in American (Mostly) Folklore: Expanding the Footprint of Notability
  242. 2019/AfroCROWD Launch of Wikimedia Training videos
  243. 2019/Approaching the Climate Crisis as Wikimedians
  244. 2019/Art+Feminism Wikidata Initiative
  245. 2019/Article Inclusion criteria and systematic bias
  246. 2019/Ask Wiki Education
  247. 2019/Becoming a Reliable Source: Writing for Off-Wiki Publication
  248. 2019/Best Practices for Responsible and Reliable Content about Suicide
  249. 2019/Birds of a Feather Art+Feminism
  250. 2019/Birds of a feather: classroom programs and campaigns

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