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  1. 2014/The 7 biggest mistakes the Wikipedia Education Program has made — and what we’ve learned from them
  2. 2014/The Free Culture Trust
  3. 2014/The Future of Libraries and Wikipedia
  4. 2014/The Gender Gap
  5. 2014/The Real and Potential Intersections of Open Access and Wikimedia
  6. 2014/The Wikipedia Adventure: Play with Learning
  7. 2014/The campus library as a center for Wikipedia activities
  8. 2014/The current state of the BLP problem
  9. 2014/Using Wikibooks and Wikiotics to build community-centered language courses
  10. 2014/Using the MediaWiki web API to get (only) the data you need
  11. 2014/Using the Memento Mediawiki Extension to Avoid Spoilers
  12. 2014/Using web API client libraries to play with and learn from our (meta)data
  13. 2014/Vector graphics
  14. 2014/Video in Wikimedia
  15. 2014/Where would I find time for it? Scalable Wikipedia editing for GLAMs
  16. 2014/Why paid editing is a really bad idea
  17. 2014/Why people contribute to Wikipedia
  18. 2014/Wiki Loves Capitol Hill
  19. 2014/Wiki Photo Trips
  20. 2014/Wikimedia LGBT: Past, Present and Future?
  21. 2014/Wikipedia, GLAM and Edit-athons in the Classroom: How We Did It
  22. 2014/Wikipedia, Medicine and Language
  23. 2014/Wikipedia-An Inclusion in the 21st-century classroom
  24. 2014/Wikipedia Education Program: how student editors impact Wikipedia
  25. 2014/Wikipedia and the Law
  26. 2014/Wikipedia for Lawyers: Researching, Citing, and Contributing To Wikipedia
  27. 2014/Wikipedia in the Era of the MOOC
  28. 2014/Wikipedian-in-Residence at UC Berkeley
  29. 2014/Wikipedia’s Role in Four Different Types of Librarianship
  30. 2014/You're invited! Developing innovative models for participation
  31. 2015/
  32. 2015/100wikidays
  33. 2015/22 things you should probably not be using a wiki for
  34. 2015/A Case Study of student engagement with a GLAM institution: Pritzker Military Museum and Library
  35. 2015/Addressing the Gender Gap: Wiki Edu Projects for Digital Humanities
  36. 2015/An ambitious Wikidata tutorial
  37. 2015/Are the Obstacles Academic?
  38. 2015/Art+Feminism 2016, planning meetup
  39. 2015/Censorship of Wikipedia: Why it's Important and How We Fight It
  40. 2015/Cochrane-Wikipedia Initiative
  41. 2015/College Writing with Wikipedia
  42. 2015/Community Health Clinic: Researching Prescriptions for healthy communities
  43. 2015/Creative Program Design Workshop
  44. 2015/Crowd Wisdom and Problem Solving: How can Wikimedia Engage?
  45. 2015/Data in your wiki!
  46. 2015/Disputed Notability - A Hands on Workshop
  47. 2015/Edit Histories and Literary Turf Wars: Literary Scholarship and Wikipedia
  48. 2015/Father of Internet Marketing - Speaker
  49. 2015/Found in Translation: Comparing paid editing policies in the top Wikipedia language editions
  50. 2015/Funding for Wikipedia projects
  51. 2015/Fuzzy as Fuzzy St. John: The Value of Identifying, and Properly Assigning, Film Genres
  52. 2015/GLAM-Wiki 2.0: New Opportunities for Growing GLAM-Wiki in the United States
  53. 2015/Here comes (a significant fraction of) everybody
  54. 2015/History of the Murder of Meredith Kercher Article
  55. 2015/How 100wikidays Got Me Back to Being a Wikipedia Contributor
  56. 2015/How I supercharged the bibliography of a featured article – the (mostly) pros and (a few) cons of Worldcat and the OCLC
  57. 2015/How to design a distance-learning proposal about Wikipedia
  58. 2015/How we organized a 1500 person meetup (and you could too)
  59. 2015/Interaction with article-subjects
  60. 2015/Introduction to MediaWiki Customizations
  61. 2015/Journalism and the online information community
  62. 2015/Laws in Wikipedia
  63. 2015/Learn from competitor: Outreach strategy of Baidu Baike
  64. 2015/Legal solutions to online harassment
  65. 2015/Lesson Plans for web-based projects
  66. 2015/Lessons From Wikipedia Governance
  67. 2015/Making 2016 the Wikipedia Year of Science
  68. 2015/MediaWiki Install Demo
  69. 2015/Metadata in the Commons
  70. 2015/Movements on Wikipedia: Dance, Feminism, and the Content Gap
  71. 2015/OTRS Workshop
  72. 2015/On the development of indicators of gender for use in research on gender balance in Wikipedia usage and contributions
  73. 2015/Open biomedical knowledge: Wikipedia, Wikidata, and beyond
  74. 2015/Recent Gadgets changes and how to fix yours
  75. 2015/Reimagining the article submission process
  76. 2015/Report from the GLAM-Wiki US Consortium
  77. 2015/Revscoring: AI support for Wikipedians
  78. 2015/Teaching Research & Critical Thinking Skills Through Wikipedia
  79. 2015/The Non-US Panel (or Americans in the global Wikimedia movement)
  80. 2015/The Wiki Education Foundation in a Flash
  81. 2015/The Wikipedia Book Collector as a Tool for Educators
  82. 2015/The socially driven logical prover
  83. 2015/There were no results matching your query... or were there? Reducing the zero results rate for search on Wikipedia.
  84. 2015/Thinking (and contributing) outside the editing box: Alternative ways to engage subject-matter experts
  85. 2015/Thinking (and contributing) outside the editing box: Alternative ways to engage subject-matter experts/Notes
  86. 2015/Translation in Wikipedia: Reorganized chaos?
  87. 2015/Tread lightly: Editing with a COI
  88. 2015/Type:Presentation. Theme: Outreach. Title: "AfroCROWD - Bridging the Multicultural Gap"
  89. 2015/Understanding International Relations through Wikipedia
  90. 2015/Vandalism
  91. 2015/Vegetation Wants To Be Free: Liberating the USDA's Pomological Watercolor Collection
  92. 2015/Video in Wikimedia: Today and Tomorrow
  93. 2015/Where in the World is Wikipedia: A Look at the Geographic Distribution Audited Content on the English WIkipedia
  94. 2015/Why MediaWiki's skins suck and we will never have anything nice
  95. 2015/Why Wikipedia Works for Us: an Exploration of Innovation at the National Archives
  96. 2015/Why Wikipedia is the best resource for high schoolers - as told by a high schooler
  97. 2015/WikiProject X
  98. 2015/WikiWomen's User Group: next steps
  99. 2015/Wikifying Science Fiction’s “Grand Dame” Octavia E. Butler: The LaGuardia Community College WikiProject
  100. 2015/Wikipedia's influence on education system
  101. 2015/Wikipedia & Quality
  102. 2015/Wikipedia and DOTs
  103. 2015/Wikipedia for Health Research and Data
  104. 2015/Wikipedia in the Global Social Studies Classroom
  105. 2015/Wiksource and Commons workshop
  106. 2015/Women... it takes a village
  107. 2015/Working with academic experts in a feminism distributed editing project
  108. 2015/Your rights as an American and as a Wikipedian
  109. 2015/ Designing new strategies to engaged GLAM partners
  110. 2015/ Online harassment and cyber law
  111. 2015/promotionalism vs. notability
  112. 2016/
  113. 2016/"All Together Now": Support Towards Congressional Appropriation for the Flood Control Project in Orick, California by Revealing a Levee's Ethos
  114. 2016/2016 Bridging the gap between anime and reality
  115. 2016/A New Approach to Behavioural Rules on a Wikimedia Project: The Technical Spaces Code of Conduct
  116. 2016/A Review of the First Year: Wikipedian in Residence for Gender Equity
  117. 2016/Academia and Wikipedia: How to Bridge this Great Divide
  118. 2016/Academia and Wikipedia: Why Bridge the Great Divide
  119. 2016/Academics on Wikipedia
  120. 2016/An Argument for Allowing Wiki References in College Essays
  121. 2016/An Engineering Ecosystem
  122. 2016/Anatomy of Communications
  123. 2016/Anatomy of Conflict
  124. 2016/Anatomy of a Community
  125. 2016/Animating the ASL Wikipedia for Deaf Education
  126. 2016/Ask Wikimedia Foundation's product leaders
  127. 2016/Be bold and edit the map
  128. 2016/Beginning of Cultural Change: Wikipedia’s Future Collaboration with Academic Libraries
  129. 2016/Beyond copyright release - model release and other media rights
  130. 2016/Beyond the basics of citation templates
  131. 2016/Bringing Executive Coaching to Post Secondary
  132. 2016/Building a Public History of HIV/AIDS in New York City: The Pedagogical Relationship of Wikipedia and the Archives
  133. 2016/COI and paid editing - Broader political implications
  134. 2016/Christ University Wikipedia in Education Program (CUWEP)
  135. 2016/Citations needed? Brainstorming how to get academic resources to more Wikipedians through the Visiting Scholars program
  136. 2016/Codes of conduct at in-person events
  137. 2016/College Board Members Understanding and Using Web 2.0
  138. 2016/College Students and Perceptions of Authority in Wikipedia
  139. 2016/College Writing and Wikipedia: Purposes, Audiences, and Genres
  140. 2016/Colorado Caucus: State-wide Civics Lesson Every 2 Years Since 1914.
  141. 2016/Commons License templates
  142. 2016/Composition at a Crossroads: Teaching College Writing with Wikipedia
  143. 2016/Contribution as Coursework: What role do students play on Wikipedia?
  144. 2016/Contributions as Coursework: What roles does Wikipedia play for the students?
  145. 2016/Creating Wikipedia mini courses for customized learning
  146. 2016/Creating flashcards in Native American languages using images from Wikimedia Commons
  147. 2016/DSM 2.0
  148. 2016/Developing Community Based Strategies for Smartphone Enabled Medicine
  149. 2016/Developing community norms for critical bots and tools
  150. 2016/Dial “T” for Training - Creating Effective Training Modules to Address Harassment, both Online and at Events
  151. 2016/Driving Commercial Products with Wikidata: a case study
  152. 2016/Drug and chemical compound items in Wikidata as a data source for Wikipedia infoboxes
  153. 2016/Editatona: Helping close the gender gap in Wikipedia
  154. 2016/Education and training workshop
  155. 2016/Elucidation of the Truth, the Whole Truth, and nothing but the Truth
  156. 2016/Encourage/Assist Citizens to Add Info about Climate Views of Elected Officials
  157. 2016/Enhancing Collaboration in Academia through GLAM Edit-a-thons
  158. 2016/Eureka!
  159. 2016/Every language in the world: Wikitongues
  160. 2016/Expanding the Inclusivity of Wikipedia's Community
  161. 2016/Experimental interfaces for working with ZIM files
  162. 2016/FREE SATURDAYS PRESENTS HOW THE CHURCH OF THE APOSTOLIC FAITH HAS LEFT THE BODY OF CHRIST
  163. 2016/FailFest (Solo Version) - Rocket Cats & Knowledge Engines
  164. 2016/GLAM program in Mexico: the benefits and challenges of collaboration with the public cultural sector
  165. 2016/General Audience Outreach has limited outcome: Strategy of Offline Activity
  166. 2016/Governance workshop: alternatives to bans and desysops
  167. 2016/Grades and the Gender Gap: How Student Editors are Writing Women into Wikipedia
  168. 2016/Guide for wiki meetups
  169. 2016/Guide to editathons at cultural institutions
  170. 2016/Harassment Workshop
  171. 2016/Hardware Open Systems Technologies
  172. 2016/Health Literacy of Wikipedia
  173. 2016/Healthcare Ethics in Digital Age - A Professional perspective on America and India
  174. 2016/How Machine Learning will Change the Way you Think
  175. 2016/How MediaWiki can facilitate open-access research
  176. 2016/How Wikimedia Communities Can Thrive by Fostering Co-Creative Networks
  177. 2016/How Wikipedia Can Reverse the Historical Erasure of LGBT Communities
  178. 2016/How Wikipedia can collaborate with the translator community
  179. 2016/How can Wikipedia represent indigenous people better?
  180. 2016/How to bring diversity to Wikidata?
  181. 2016/How to make successful hack-a-thon
  182. 2016/I Don't Get It: Making Your Articles Readable
  183. 2016/Ill Doctrines of Oppression: The Blindspots of Believing in the Five Pillars
  184. 2016/Increasing reach of Wikimedia projects via partnerships
  185. 2016/Interactive and Searchable Wiki Equations
  186. 2016/Internet Archive and Wikipedia collaboration: Link rot, multimedia and more
  187. 2016/Investing in our Editors: How to Edit Templates in 15 minutes
  188. 2016/Journalism and Wikipedia
  189. 2016/L.O.V.E.
  190. 2016/Libraries & Wikipedia: Better Together
  191. 2016/Linked data in the hands of biological researchers: A model organism database powered by Wikidata
  192. 2016/Linking a controlled subject vocabulary to Wikipedia
  193. 2016/Making MediaWiki your own - the skins and extensions that make wikipedia wikipedia, and wikihow wikihow, and whatever whatever
  194. 2016/Measuring the gender gap in Wikipedia
  195. 2016/Moving forward with sign language projects in Formal SignWriting
  196. 2016/Much Ado About Budgets, Or How to Estimate and Exhaust Grant Funds
  197. 2016/New Frontier: Using Wikidata on Commons
  198. 2016/Obfuscating the Problems of Biasing on Wikipedia
  199. 2016/Of Dead Authors and Digital Natives: a critical survey of studies on Wikis as classroom tools, and what WikiMedia educational initiatives can learn from them
  200. 2016/Passing of celeberties/American/Foreign
  201. 2016/Political editing and Neutrality
  202. 2016/Presidential candidate selection based on global knowledge
  203. 2016/Public Policy Advocacy Across Both Coasts
  204. 2016/ReHumanizingHaiti or The Role of Technology and Social Media in Language Activism/Advocacy for Historically Undervalued Languages
  205. 2016/Reader study results: what reader qualities impacts reading behavior?
  206. 2016/Recovery of lost art testimonial
  207. 2016/Reducing the Biasing Problems on Wikipedia
  208. 2016/Reimagining the sign language user interface for mobile and desktop
  209. 2016/School Earthquake Safety Initiative
  210. 2016/Shankar saikia
  211. 2016/Sharing the music of Mexico to the world
  212. 2016/Source Needed: Wikipedia and the Open Access Movement
  213. 2016/Spirituality and Empowerment: The Untold Story(s) of Hip-hop
  214. 2016/Standing against violence against children
  215. 2016/Stone Artifacts and Visual Field Perception
  216. 2016/Take your Humanity back WORLD…and here’s how…
  217. 2016/Teaching Wikipedia One Edit-a-thon at a time
  218. 2016/Teaching Wikipedia and Wikimedia Commons with video
  219. 2016/Textbooks and the New Information Economy
  220. 2016/The Art of GLAM
  221. 2016/The Future of Start Ups
  222. 2016/The Online Writing Classroom and Wikipedia
  223. 2016/The Other Side of COI: Volunteer Response to Professional Contributors
  224. 2016/The Role Wikipedia Plays in Genealogy/Family History Research
  225. 2016/The Sad, Sad Story of Social Wikipedia
  226. 2016/The Transgender Gap: Trans and non-binary representation on Wikipedia
  227. 2016/The Wiki Ed and P&E Dashboards
  228. 2016/The bottom up processing revolution and why Gen Z is so hard to teach.
  229. 2016/The five and a half biggest mistakes we've made when thinking about program impact — and what we’ve learned from them
  230. 2016/Tracking the Triple Crown: Creating quality content
  231. 2016/Train reviewers to become ambassadors
  232. 2016/Transforming Wikipedia into a Legitimate Academic Resource for Undergraduate Students
  233. 2016/Tutorial on basic SQL (Quarry) for Wikimedians
  234. 2016/Understanding Wikipedia readership: Our results for our phone survey in Mexico
  235. 2016/Video and Multimedia in Wikipedia: Today and Tomorrow
  236. 2016/Welcoming and Helping New Editors: A Month at the Teahouse
  237. 2016/What's New in GLAM-Wiki?
  238. 2016/What's Wikidata? How does it work?
  239. 2016/What went right and what went wrong at WikiConference India 2016
  240. 2016/Why Plagiarism Matters
  241. 2016/Why WikiSalons are relevant & tips to grow them
  242. 2016/Why medical schools should embrace Wikipedia
  243. 2016/Wiki-GLAM foundation workshop
  244. 2016/WikiDataScape: A Cytoscape Browser for WikiData
  245. 2016/WikiMed
  246. 2016/WikiProject X: The development of the future of on-wiki project coordination, or: omg wtf contentmodels!
  247. 2016/Wiki Ed's Year of Science: What's worked so far, and where we go from here
  248. 2016/Wiki Loves Heritage: The Case for a WMF Genealogical and Local History Wiki
  249. 2016/Wiki Loves Posting About Monuments: Using media to support community projects
  250. 2016/Wiki leak Linguistic Data Repository

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