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  • ;Title: Working with new editors: observations from a Wikipedia Content Expert ...the past four years, Wiki Education has brought 43,000 student editors to Wikipedia, and I’ve supported about half of that number.
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  • ..., así como de cuentas anónimas. Es importante señalar que las políticas de Wikipedia en español, así como de otras Wikipedias, no son firmes y son modificable ...l as anonymous users. It is important to note that the policies of Spanish Wikipedia, as well as other Wikipedias, are not firm and are modifiable by the commun
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  • |idea=Information on the Web and on Wikipedia is biased towards the knowledge of the global north [1]. The lack of inform ...e of the main barriers that they often encounter is to learn how a typical Wikipedia article is written.
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  • ...Europe—which potentially degrades any benefits that the upcoming Abstract Wikipedia project might provide to language communities from the Americas. It is hope ..., especially to speakers of languages most likely to benefit from Abstract Wikipedia (such as those with smaller or non-existent Wikipedias), where their effort
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  • |abstract=Just like you can simply edit WikiPedia, you should be free to collaborate with colleagues, peers, and members of y
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  • ...en historically non-diverse. The presentation will discuss how WikiEdu and Wikipedia were used as platforms for more engagement around Haiti and Haitian Creole,
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  • ...efs and ultimately blindspots, especially in a text-based and asynchronous Wikipedia talk page interactions. Talk pages assume a view of race and gender as if w ...time learning the critical social and technological skills that stems from Wikipedia's consensus building model.
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  • ...s, and have mastered the research and writing skills necessary for editing Wikipedia. ...participants, and how we have helped change their negative perceptions of Wikipedia.
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  • ...Fit for Public Display: Rethinking Censorship via a Comparison of Chinese Wikipedia with Hudong and Baidu Baike ...day Hudong and Baidu Baike greatly eclipse the Chinese-language version of Wikipedia despite (or because of) the censorship known to take place on the sites. Ho
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  • ...structure of the page, tone of writing, and placement of citations within Wikipedia articles, as well as associated content such as the presence and content of 2) This also includes Wikipedia content that exists elsewhere on the web, such as within information cards
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  • ...sites to the Wikimedia Commons, which have helped illustrate thousands of Wikipedia articles. ...rks]]). Tons of states have their own historic listings, but lack lists on Wikipedia.
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  • Wikiproject Signalling OA-ness [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:WikiProject_Open_Access/Signalling_OA-ness/Proposal grantees of WMDE and Op You're surfing a topic of great interest to you on Wikipedia, so interesting that you actually click through to the references. You're e
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  • ...fiers related to nontraditional and emerging scholarship that's citable in Wikipedia.
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  • ...s will create such an avatar for themselves? A 1:1 correspondence between Wikipedia user accounts and true identity does not exist.
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  • ...of the principal figures in the "Amplify libraries and communities through Wikipedia" project, funded by the Knight Foundation. Proffitt will be speaking about ...ic. Editathons are events where editors collaborate to create and improve Wikipedia articles on particular topics.
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  • ;Title: The Wikipedia Book Collector as a Tool for Educators ...e, sufficient articles are available to cover nearly any topic. And since Wikipedia’s content is openly licensed, it is ideal to remixed it as open education
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  • ;Title: Wikipedia as an Extra Credit Learning Opportunity in a Graduate Research Course ...t is offered to help students augment their grades through contributing to Wikipedia. The assistance of the Wiki Education Foundation was invaluable in developi
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  • ...page to contact [[w:en:user:geraldshields11]]. Please only use the English Wikipedia page at [[w:en:user:geraldshields11]]. Thank you in advance. ...erence 2018. I am primarily active on the [[w:User:geraldshields11|English Wikipedia]] and on [[commons:User:geraldshields11|Wikimedia Commons]]. I'm member of
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  • ...nications Decency Act]], a law that provides legal protections that enable Wikipedia's community self-governance
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  • ...e coming year, and how you can get involved in the work we’re doing to get Wikipedia editing into college campuses nationwide. ...the Wiki Education Foundation? Are you confused about how something in the Wikipedia Education Program works? Are you confused about the difference between the
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  • * "Disinfomation" problems on Wikipedia and on social media ** Tracking (historical) newspapers project ; project idea to make English Wikipedia's "Reliable sources" list more expansive and available to other platforms
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  • ...: artandfeminismwiki@gmail.com or our other emails. I tried to find you on Wikipedia, but it appears that you are using a different user name here? --[[User:The
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  • ...: 1) Contributor alienation and motivation, 2) data provenance, and 3) the Wikipedia detour. The Wikipedia Detour:
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  • ==Wikipedia== ===English Wikipedia===
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  • available offline, with a primary focus on Wikipedia and other Wikimedia data. (For example, all of English Wikipedia takes up about 45 gigabytes.)
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  • ...we invited students from the early part of the project to present on their Wikipedia participation and one of their comments was: “‘This was the best experi ...d NYU. Working in teams with Wikipedia editors, our students redrafted the Wikipedia article on Butler’s bestselling novels Fledgling and Kindred as well as t
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  • ...writing, rhetoric, literacy, and language studies who want to engage with Wikipedia as a form of global public scholarship.
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  • ;Abstract: Notability, what does it mean within Wikipedia? This is a subject that many of us have wrestled with far too often, yet we ...ll show you just how arbitrary this could be, by presenting a selection of Wikipedia articles, some have been accepted and some have been rejected for lacking n
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  • ...ikispore: Wider than Wikipedia, Deeper than Wikidata|Wikispore: Wider than Wikipedia, Deeper than Wikidata]] <small>(Knipel & Tisza)</small> ...missions:2019/Wikipedia_everywhere_-_for_you,_your_neighbours,_your_school|Wikipedia everywhere - for you, your neighbours, your school]] <small>(Kelson)</small
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  • See [https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/7/74/Unconference_signup_at_Wikiconference_USA.webm 20-second intro ...mb|This could be you giving a "[[w:Lightning talk|Lightning Talk]]" ; from Wikipedia Day NYC.]]
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  • ...ate, et al. If all goes well, a fully formed citation is inserted into the Wikipedia article for the user and appears in the "References" section of the article
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  • ...lop Wikipedia pages and international politics courses assigned to develop Wikipedia pages at the PWI. More consistent across course and institutional contexts
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  • ;Affiliation: Aspiring [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:GLAM GLAM-Wiki initiative] contributor; attended GLAM Bootcamp in DC at Nat ...articles, could benefit from one nugget of [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Verifiability verifiability].
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  • ...dy class - will share how this project has developed and suggest ways that Wikipedia might develop in the future to better support new and productive collaborat ...rked all semester building a localized historical narrative on [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HIV/AIDS_in_New_York_City HIV/AIDS in New York City] based upon un
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  • English language Wikipedia, Commons It is often argued that paid editors do not damage Wikipedia; that all we need to do is enforce our normal rules, such as NPOV, and any
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  • See [https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/7/74/Unconference_signup_at_Wikiconference_USA.webm 20-second intro ...SVLoader|CSVLoader]]. It can be found using the shortcut WP:CSV on English Wikipedia. - [[User:Ganeshk|Ganeshk]] ([[User talk:Ganeshk|talk]]) 02:41, 14 August 2
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  • ...kiProject pages and learning resources (recipes for creating and improving Wikipedia and Wikidata pages) would be online prior to the launch of the campaign Jun ...ady working on Wikidata and even Wikisource, so it's good to expand beyond Wikipedia; and at a future point, we might want to run this campaign on TV or radio n
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  • ...ference and run some ideas by you what how we're thinking of analyzing the Wikipedia text corpus with Apache Spark. -- [[User:Blueplastic|Blueplastic]] ([[User
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  • ...e are numerous projects and efforts around identifying and filling gaps in Wikipedia, Wikidata and other Wikimedia projects. This session will focus on sharing
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  • ...advice for these functions is separated and often people who would start a Wikipedia outreach project fail to find instructions which fit their need. ...attempt at explaining the least complicated way to find success in sort of Wikipedia partnership including a one-day wiki event to an ongoing program over time.
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  • ...special interest in the integrity of this process and with the accuracy of Wikipedia. ...he Wikipedia article by [http://blog.seattlepi.com/dempsey/2011/03/23/does-wikipedia-host-the-amanda-knox-guilt-project/ RS Candace Dempsey] and by retired FBI
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  • |relevance=credibility and wikipedia is a small subtopic of the larger issue of the idea of "read write web". Ot |inclusiveness=Sorry, it does not currently concern wikipedia directly
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  • ...sparities, largely by focusing on addressing “gaps” in the demographics of Wikipedia editors and by writing new articles about people and topics overlooked by t ...stories. A third approach looks at the broadest maps of space and time on Wikipedia and makes sure that all peoples have place within them. This talk is meant
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  • English Wikipedia, Commons, WikiProject:Medicine ...equiring disclosure. This panel will discuss the future of paid editing on Wikipedia, analyze why the problems continue, discuss how it might be better managed,
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  • ...itathon and GLAM+STEM activities that will involve uploading or editing on Wikipedia or Wikimedia Commons.<!-- at least 300 words to describe your proposal -->
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  • ...kipedia:WikiProject_Taxation Taxation], and [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:WikiProject_Open_Knowledge_Foundation Open Knowledge Foundation]. I am invo ...ence with MediaWiki. Currently administer a large MediaWiki instance for [[wikipedia:Vistaprint|Vistaprint]] containing the internal documentation for the entir
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  • * [https://tools.wmflabs.org/wprequests/en Wikipedia Requests] by James Hare
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  • ...r audience to create a more diverse set of articles. Demo page: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User%3AWill_%28Wiki_Ed%29%2FEquity_queries%2FDisability
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  • ...mmunity College since 2014. Initially, collaborative team-based editing of Wikipedia articles was the norm. However, with the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, co |presented=I've hinted at it in WikiWednesdays and Wikipedia Day
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  • ...s can be distributed under the terms of the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Text_of_Creative_Commons_Attribution-ShareAlike_3.0_Unported_License Creati ...inars, and other presentations in topics that fall under topics related to Wikipedia or free culture. To assist you, we have created five themes for the confere
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  • ...nderstanding it. I'm hoping to have a system that is built from the latest Wikipedia dump and creates a metric of how "good" each user is based upon the differe ...individual identity? Perhaps you could clarify what protections, if any, Wikipedia should be providing itself before thinking about this project, which is an
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  • : Birth of Bias: implicit bias’ permanence on Wikipedia : Implicit bias is a problem for Wikipedia. Implicit bias affects us all, and we don't even recognize it. It can't be
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  • .... We have held events, and over the summer, we launched a needed survey on Wikipedia to track usership in the Caribbean. ...with participants living on the islands concerning their relationship with Wikipedia, their usership and editorship.
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  • '''Summary''' - We propose a workshop to explore the best practices of Wikipedia's volunteer editors when encountering and addressing paid contributors. ...a message aimed solely at paid advocates, without addressing the needs of Wikipedia volunteers.
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  • In this session, we would like to introduce the tool, its Wikipedia integration with a bot, and have some feedback about the tool.
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  • ...of solutions that can be developed to counteract the problems that hinder Wikipedia from being able to produce adequate coverage of Native Americans and other ...ed coverage, poorly sourced coverage. Illustrative examples are drawn from Wikipedia content.
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  • ...sage of the Content Translation [1] tool by editors from English to French Wikipedia. ...in a more well-rounded understanding of prior research conducted about the Wikipedia community and machine learning techniques on language analysis.
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  • ...Indiana University Indianapolis. Some, but not all, of my contributions to Wikipedia will be associated with IU Indianapolis. If my editing is found to conflict
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  • ...ate have not often focused on the unique challenges and opportunities that Wikipedia-library partnerships represent. ...ons of model projects from a number of librarian-Wikipedians who have done Wikipedia projects in libraries, with an extensive moderated audience discussion foll
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  • -- ['wikipedia'] = {'wikipedia', 'project', 'wp'},
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  • ...in alternative ways to contribute expertise without requiring them to edit Wikipedia directly? ...erience or credentials. It's a phenomenon that happens on a daily basis on Wikipedia and which aggrieved parties have even written about several times in popula
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  • ...kipedia has approximately [https://tools.wmflabs.org/pageviews/?project=en.wikipedia.org&platform=all-access&agent=user&range=latest-20&pages=Suicide_methods 10
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  • ...s for Creation helper script, both of which are widely used on the English Wikipedia.</p><p>Also featuring [https://tools.wmflabs.org/aivanalysis/ aivanalysis] ;Have you presented on this topic previously? If yes, where/when?: Yes, Wikipedia Day NYC 2017 & 2018 (covering a different set of scripts each time)
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  • [[Image:WMNY_Dec_NYLS_Stoopwafel_jeh_edited.jpg|500px|thumb|[[w:Wikipedia:Meetup/NYC/December 2013|December meeting of NYC Wikipedians]] at NYLS buil ...[[w:user:jihyunb|Jennifer Baek]]''': Wikimedia NYC Secretary. Presented at Wikipedia Day 2013. She is a free culture activist and organizer, interested in digit
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  • ;Title: Contribution as Coursework: What role do students play on Wikipedia? ...or the value of education program support for open knowledge projects like Wikipedia.
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  • ...nities and demographics that are oat times overlooked by the public and by Wikipedia editors.
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  • ...for ongoing discussion and/or development of these topics (perhaps in the Wikipedia namespace)? Regardless, if you want to talk more -- and especially if you h
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  • ...its to the Common Person, Current Problems, and Some Suggestions for Using Wikipedia With Political Parties and the Media in 2020; Collecting Participant's Feed ...olorado politics, and what could be done to take advantage of the power of Wikipedia to provide overnight reporting of results. A test for 2018 and 2020 will be
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  • See '''[[:en:Wikipedia:Offline Internet Resources for Latin America|Offline Internet Resources for ...e years I've been overseeing research at Columbia related to using offline Wikipedia for education in Latin America. My graduate students at Columbia's School
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  • ...inued support of the Wikimedia NYC chapter - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:GLAM/La_Guardia_and_Wagner_Archives. ...ights_Bill_of_1986 New York City Gay Rights Bill of 1986]; and [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HIV/AIDS_in_New_York_City#Housing HIV/AIDS in New York City, Housi
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  • ...mb|This could be you giving a "[[w:Lightning talk|Lightning Talk]]" ; from Wikipedia Day NYC.]] ...Warsaw during World War II was returned to Poland in 2012 with the help of Wikipedia [[User:Alextheblade|Alextheblade]] ([[User talk:Alextheblade|talk]]) 14:50,
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  • ...revealing that 74,000 words were contributed to 90 existing and seven new Wikipedia articles in English, Portuguese, French, Spanish, Italian and Swedish, and
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  • ...this resource, there have been recurring issues around safety and trust in Wikipedia Farsi. ...rovements in the use of automated decision making systems in governance of Wikipedia content, there are still concerns around how these technologies perform dif
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  • tooltip = "Wikipedia book", image = "Wikipedia-logo.svg",
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  • ;Title: Discovering the Hidden Semantics of 'see Also' via Wikipedia-based Explicit Semantic Analysis ...sults are for a proposed automatic extension of 'see also' sections across Wikipedia based on the semantic analysis of related page populations. Further, I'll d
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  • Improving Wikipedia Official Mobile Application to be Friendlier and more Functional ...ccess that information on the go. However we still see less usage from the Wikipedia official mobile application than the mobile page.
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  • ...e internet, often ignoring traditional resources in favor of websites like Wikipedia or blogs written by academics and journalists. Despite my disdain for print
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  • ...en uploaded to Wikimedia Commons, which are available for illustrations on Wikipedia articles. We aim to continue on this upward trajectory in this year’s edi ...t. Yet, all of these very active film industries are poorly represented on Wikipedia, as the available information about them is very scanty and difficult to ac
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  • ;Wikimedia username:[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:Rachel_Helps_(BYU) Rachel Helps (BYU)] ...essfully shared images from my library's special collections with Japanese Wikipedia. I added several images of Japanese war banners to their Japanese counterpa
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  • ...Map improvements 2018|Wikimedia Maps]], it is more important than ever for Wikipedia editors to understand OpenStreetMap. This talk compares and contrasts the t ...’s most infamous edit wars]] was fought over the name of a city in Poland. Wikipedia strives to adhere to a neutral point of view that covers multiple notable v
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  • ...background-color:rgba(50,50,50,0.7); padding:10px; ">Save the date to join Wikipedia and Wikimedia enthusiasts on '''August 9-10''' for the annual continental c ...e local culture, as well as collaborate with local institutions to improve Wikipedia.
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  • ;Title: Funding for Wikipedia projects ...nts ensure that such opportunities are not available only to those who use Wikipedia as part of their day job, or to those well-off enough to be able to afford
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  • ...e activities (including possible intersections with the GLAM community and Wikipedia's Education Program, plus other interwiki projects). [[:en:Wikipedia:Wiki Loves Pride|Wiki Loves Pride]] is an international campaign to expand
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  • ...editing on Wikipedia. The research will involve understanding the diverse Wikipedia contributor’s background in terms of their academic or factual knowledge '''1. Editors who are Experts and edit on Wikipedia''' <br>
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  • ;Title: Wikipedia-in-a-Box ...rnet-in-a-Box itself. This presentation will review the history of offline Wikipedia services and present this current attempt to succeed in delivering Wikimedi
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  • ..."| [[Submissions:Wikipedia’s Role in Four Different Types of Librarianship|Wikipedia’s Role in Four Different Types of Librarianship]]<br>(75 mins) | [[Submissions:The Wikipedia Adventure: Play with Learning|The Wikipedia Adventure: Play with Learning]]<br>(30 mins)
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  • ...attend a scheduled presentation then you can go to the chill lounge and do Wikipedia with other people. ...to everyone, but is particularly geared for those who have an interest in Wikipedia, the Wikimedia movement, open knowledge, free culture, and/or free culture.
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  • ...ormer board member of the Wikimedia Foundation. Further details https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/James_Heilman |importance=Wikipedia is very heavily text based. Many people prefer to learn by watching videos
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  • ...gallery results for Goat.jpg|thumb|right|Expanded View it! gallery on the Wikipedia article for goats.]] ...n Wikimedia Commons vs the finite, highly curated images you may find on a Wikipedia article or Wikidata item.
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  • ...ico y fundadora de Editatona, proyecto de reducción de brecha de género en Wikipedia, nacido en México y replicado en países de Iberoamérica. ...dia México and founder of Editatona, a project to reduce the gender gap in Wikipedia which started in Mexico and replicated in Latin American countries.
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  • ...ews from fact-based news sites, that can be API-pulled (i.e., year online, Wikipedia article info). The hypothesis is outlined in the repo: [https://github.com/ ''A:'' I've experimented with the Wikipedia API to confirm that using the news-site name (encoded) as search criteria o
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  • ...e the tool/API to help user verify intormation. We could also benefit from Wikipedia data.
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  • * Drop into [https://webchat.freenode.net/#wikipedia #wikipedia] on Freenode (!)
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  • ...reliable source" mean when we’re talking about the 18th century? While the Wikipedia community is deeply invested in the concept of a reliable source, “reliab Using a particular case study, the Wikipedia article on [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Gabriel_Stedman John Gabriel Stedman], this presentation will
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  • ...k about from a personal experience perspective can be found at [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:Clovermoss/Mobile_editing]. I intend this submission to be mo
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  • .... It is to be expected that half of the attendees will be students, and by Wikipedia community culture, most attendees would describe their participation in the ...home. Leftover funds from any funded scholarship will be used to entertain Wikipedia guests at the hostel and otherwise make scholarship recipients more comfort
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  • ...and VERification (FEVER) dataset, which involves selecting sentences from Wikipedia and predicting whether a claim is supported by those sentences, refuted, or
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  • ...ve the wiki page. You will need to login (or create an account [https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Special:UserLogin&returnto=Main+Page&type=signup here ...s can be distributed under the terms of the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Text_of_Creative_Commons_Attribution-ShareAlike_3.0_Unported_License Creati
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  • ...reliability of information and verification of information on the English Wikipedia. * https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Nigeria_geography_stubs
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  • ;Title: Understanding Wikipedia readership: Our results for our phone survey in Mexico ...about general internet usage and habits, as well as awareness and usage of Wikipedia.
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  • ...s take existing metadata, enhance it, and then republish it to the English Wikipedia through its API. ...ntext of a cultural heritage institution’s own holdings. At the same time, Wikipedia itself stands to benefit from the high-quality data and curatorial attentio
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  • ;Affiliation, if any (organization, company etc.): Wikia/Wikipedia ...e your proposal)'': There has been a rising problem with abusive admins on Wikipedia for the last couple of years. There needs to be a detailed workshop establi
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  • ...video game app for mobile phones with the aim of promoting knowledge about Wikipedia. The mechanics of the video game will be focused on the player answering questions related to the history of Wikipedia in general, its usefulness as a source of information and general knowledge
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  • ;Title of the submission: Social Dramas of Wikipedia ...about entry content is just as important as the content being added. Even Wikipedia’s creators and administrators understand this. They have created core po
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  • |abstract=Since Wikipedia's founding in 2001, the state of the art in artificial intelligence and mac
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  • Bringing feminist pedagogy to Wikipedia training for US public library staff: Reflections from the OCLC Wikipedian- Formally OCLC Wikipedia-in-Residence; UC San Diego
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  • ...s can be distributed under the terms of the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Text_of_Creative_Commons_Attribution-ShareAlike_3.0_Unported_License Creati ...inars, and other presentations in topics that fall under topics related to Wikipedia or free culture. We have created five themes for the conference, though you
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  • ...is the third annual conference on the North American continent devoted to Wikipedia and other Wikimedia projects. The weekend will feature both academic and ca We seek academic presentations addressing topics related to Wikipedia or open access and culture. Presentations may be from any academic discipli
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  • ;Title: Internet Archive and Wikipedia collaboration: Link rot, multimedia and more <big><big>The Internet Archive has become a valuable adjunct to Wikipedia since the encyclopedia was created in 2001. This session discusses how the
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  • ...e changes]]; I was a chapter board member during the time when the WMF [[w:Wikipedia:Wikipedia_Signpost/2012-02-13/Special_report|erased the financial independe
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  • ;Title: Making 2016 the Wikipedia Year of Science ...brace education, GLAM and other initiatives to improve science articles on Wikipedia, close gaps in scientific content, and help more people find free, high-qua
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  • * I originated and co-organized the first [[w:Wikipedia:GLAM/Boot_Camp/2013|GLAM Boot Camp]]s. ...lib.iupui.edu/digitalscholarship/projects-events/wikipedia Central Indiana Wikipedia Partnership] project. <p> I was previously a Wikipedian in Residence/Digita
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  • ...risons could be made to other datasets, including citations that appear on Wikipedia articles. ...hings, including 22 million publications (many of which have been cited on Wikipedia). Yet there is a scaling issue: putting all the world's data in one wiki ca
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  • ...d turn that into a '''[[:en:Living_review|Living Review]]''' for use on '''Wikipedia''' or beyond.
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  • ...s can be distributed under the terms of the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Text_of_Creative_Commons_Attribution-ShareAlike_3.0_Unported_License Creati ...inars, and other presentations in topics that fall under topics related to Wikipedia or free culture. This year we have five themes for the conference, though y
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  • ...nce on acceptable ways to incorporate their knowledge and collections into Wikipedia without violating the conflict of interest policy. Initially, it seemed tha Since March of 2020, Wikimedia DC has helped to facilitate over 45 virtual Wikipedia edit-a-thons. Institutional partners for these events have included The Whi
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  • ;Title: Concentric Wikipedia Engagement ...this topic previously? If yes, where/when?: I presented on engagement for Wikipedia + Libraries: Better Together in 2017
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  • ...scalientes. Parte de los resultados se encuentran en este link: https://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Usuario:Luisalvaz#Proyectos_educativos ...lar from Aguascalientes. Part of the results can be found here: https://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Usuario:Luisalvaz#Proyectos_educativos
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  • ...October 2020, two unknown academics wrote an a piece about bias on English Wikipedia, which was published in the United Kingdom magazine 'The Critic'. Here is t https://thecritic.co.uk/the-left-wing-bias-of-wikipedia/
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  • ...n(s) (optional): <!-- Organization, company, Wikimedia affiliate, etc. --> Wikipedia Fellow and the Wikimedian-In-Residence at Columbia University, Columbia Uni ...edomColonies on the planet, using Wikimedia tools and platform (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:LumaNatic/Freedom_colonies).
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  • ...te/ Wikipedia Affiliate], Campus Wikipedian, Campus/Online Ambassador, [[w:Wikipedia:WikiProject Public art/EVolunteerPlan/IMA|E-Volunteer]], others?) and then ...about broader community roles, like a WikiProject organizer or a national Wikipedia Loves Libraries coordinator?
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  • College Writing and Wikipedia: Purposes, Audiences, and Genres ...that rather than destroying he integrity of college writing, teaching with Wikipedia improves it.
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  • ...]] of a future [[w:Artificial intelligence in Wikimedia projects|AI-driven Wikipedia]].
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  • ;Title: Introduction to Wikipedia for Librarians ;Abstract: Workshop that would gently introduce Wikipedia to librarians, using some of the tools and techniques developed in our Bett
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  • |'''12:30 pm''' - Introduction to Wikipedia for the Public ...edia|Grades and the Gender Gap: How Student Editors are Writing Women into Wikipedia]] (Mathewson)
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  • ...whatever they want, right? But MediaWiki is, first and foremost, built for Wikipedia and similar community documentation projects. It's not really built to be u
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  • ;Title: Video and Multimedia in Wikipedia: Today and Tomorrow ...ew of the video standards and challenges to those unfamiliar with video in Wikipedia, while also informing advanced users about the innovations in the past year
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  • ...lf-manage and effectively collaborative while contributing meaningfully to Wikipedia and learning how to edit. The size of the class also tested the functionali
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  • ;Title: Article Alerts: A review of the English Wikipedia's article-monitoring system / Alertes aux articles: Un survol du système d ...al and technical overview of the Article Alerts system used by the English Wikipedia's community. This system is used to monitor important discussions (such as
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  • ...n Rights of Indigenous Peoples" course and twelve years of experience as a Wikipedia editor.<!-- At least 300 words to describe your proposal, can also link to
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  • We have around $100,000 to give out to projects at the intersection of Wikipedia and credibility, especially if presented or related to WikiConference North ...larger the grant ask, the more it has to squarely hit the intersection of Wikipedia and credibility, while having the potential to scale. If your ultimate ambi
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  • :Have you ever wished to know something about the articles in Wikipedia, but there was no "Special" page that gave you quite the right information? # Interested in learning about the opportunities SQL queries present with Wikipedia (as well as learning some SQL itself). '''~''[[User:SuperHamster|<span styl
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  • ;Affiliation: The Wikipedia Library, U.S. GLAM-Wiki Consortium ...flecting on my experience as project manager of the Wikimedia Foundation’s Wikipedia Library program, a member of the US GLAM-Wiki Consortium and as a volunteer
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  • ...:Zellfaze|talk]]) 10:38, 1 June 2014 (EDT) (Assuming I can get back from [[wikipedia:Amtgard|beating folks with sticks]] on time)
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  • ...to have a roundtable to discuss in an imaginary ideal world, would we want Wikipedia to work like any of these systems - why or why not?
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  • ...cally lower paid and less educated reporters are increasingly dependent on Wikipedia articles to research their prospective published work. I propose to use sli
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  • |abstract=I was a member of the English Wikipedia Arbitration Committee for 11 years, and have background on the Committee's
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  • ...lding the New York City HIV/AIDS Archive: The La Guardia & Wagner Archives Wikipedia Project ...ves, museums, colleges and activist groups in order to make these kinds of Wikipedia projects even more relevant? How do we negotiate the issues relating to usa
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  • ...is a link to the event on English Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Meetup/San_Diego/October_2021#Online_meetup_details
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  • ...or other material that is either humorous, nonsensical, a [[Reliability of Wikipedia|hoax]], or that is of an offensive, humiliating, or otherwise degrading nat ...eviewed by our administrators first. I'll apologize if I am defeating our Wikipedia.<br />
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  • ...al Wikipedias, as well as some of the nuances where there is more than one Wikipedia per language.<br />
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  • ...ions#Proposal Themes|Theme]] (optional): Relationship Building & Support / Wikipedia and the Commons ...erview of my experience teaching undergraduate and graduate students using Wikipedia as a way to rethink the platforms that exist (both political and technical)
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  • |username=[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:Newslinger Newslinger] ...pedia.org&platform=all-access&agent=user&redirects=0&range=latest-30&pages=Wikipedia:Reliable_sources/Perennial_sources 36,000 times] in the last 30 days.
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  • ...]] of a future [[w:Artificial intelligence in Wikimedia projects|AI-driven Wikipedia]].
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  • : <span style="font-variant:small-caps">Wikipedia pages represent</span> subjects as viewed by the speakers of a language (an ...to whom that worldview is applicable or helpful? And also, what about the Wikipedia editors who have to work with—or around—Wikidata?
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  • ...ver what kinds of projects people have developed atop Wikidata in not only Wikipedia, but also external projects for biology, history, libraries, archives, muse ...interface is not a hairball of prose and square brackets like the classic Wikipedia, nor a more familiar WSIWYG like VisualEditor. Wikidata's editing UI is ca
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  • ...use of this, we propose through a case study of two learning environments, Wikipedia and Google, to carry out an analysis that allows us to compare these two mo ...ng environments and pedagogical perspectives, d) a practical case study of Wikipedia as part of the paradigm of the Open Knowledge Society.
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  • ...plex disputes between users, Arbitration Committees are now used on eleven Wikipedia versions and the English Wikinews. ( [[m:Special:MyLanguage/Arbitration_Com
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  • ...it is challenge number 1. and also between projects such as wikisource and wikipedia. reference templates will go first as most used. :https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Template:Cite_Q
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  • ...and storage and querying of infobox data. Though they may never end up on Wikipedia, they are still an important part of the MediaWiki ecosystem (one, Replace
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  • ...s and designed to effectively interact with other WMF projects, especially Wikipedia, Wikidata, and Wikimedia Commons, and make the case that such a project wil * Hill, B. M. (2013) Almost Wikipedia: Eight Early Encyclopedia Projects and the Mechanisms of Collective Action.
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  • Hi Wikipedia Pages Wanting Photos team, can you speak a little more to the following: ...lists. In addition, our community liaison would reach out to all language Wikipedia community portals, & WikiProjects. There would be a central banner on displ
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  • ...iki Conference 2023/Program/AI in the classroom|Artificial intelligence in Wikipedia and in the classroom]].
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  • ...sinformation on Wikipedia|Defense against the Dark Arts: Disinformation on Wikipedia]]<br /><small>Mary Mark Ockerbloom (MaryMO (AR))</small> ...culty perspectives on the Wikipedia assignment|Faculty perspectives on the Wikipedia assignment]]<br /><small>Helaine Blumenthal (Helaine (Wiki Ed)), Naniette C
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  • * Wikipedia and Clubhouse: an outreach retrospective --[[User:Sky Harbor|<font color="# *[[:en:Wikipedia:Meetup/Ada Lovelace Day|AdaWiki24.org]], a [[:en:Wikipedia talk:WikiProject Women in Red# AdaWiki24.org|Wiki Women in Red]] initiative
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  • ...acceptable at the start. For the last 12 years, my principal activity on Wikipedia has been the various processes of screening new articles. I will describe
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  • ...rtifacts. About 60% of the images we have contributed currently appear on Wikipedia pages. The five most frequently used images represent five different depar ...g people at CHF of the value of contributing to both Wikimedia Commons and Wikipedia.
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  • ...Archives Wikipedia Project|AIDS Archive: The La Guardia & Wagner Archives Wikipedia Project]]<br/>(Matsuuchi) ...ch Wikipedia in academic context|Taking advantage of the WikiMOOC to teach Wikipedia in academic context]]<br/>(Hocquet)
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  • ;Title: Journalism and Wikipedia ;Abstract: As a journalist[https://twitter.com/lwalsh], I know Wikipedia is a place I go routinely to being my research for a story. Talking to othe
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  • ...design history professor Ezra Shales to bring "care" oriented design with Wikipedia based training to our students. The semester long class proved challenging
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  • ;Wikimedia username: [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:Jackiekoerner Jackiekoerner] “Cultural heritage is an important part of the knowledge Wikipedia collects and disseminates.” -Wiki Loves Monuments
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  • ...e began work on [[:m:Cite Unseen|Cite Unseen]], a new tool that would help Wikipedia readers and Wikipedians check the potential biases that may be present in t * Charting the future of credibility and reliability on Wikipedia and other Wikimedia projects. whether tools or otherwise -- something that
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  • ...er has said, “write [themselves] in” as part of the “greater society” that Wikipedia supposedly represents. ..., Mind of My Mind, Survivor, Wild Seed, and Clay’s Ark—during a three-hour Wikipedia edit-a-thon hosted by the Octavia E. Butler Society and Spelman College. Du
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  • ...ses? (consider https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flat_Earth versus https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Myth_of_the_flat_Earth, both?) ...x contributed y to the similarity score between user highlighted text and Wikipedia page z). We will also explore more modern word embedding approaches (e.g. W
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  • ...or other material that is either humorous, nonsensical, a [[Reliability of Wikipedia|hoax]], or that is of an offensive, humiliating, or otherwise degrading nat ...eviewed by our administrators first. I'll apologize if I am defeating our Wikipedia.<br />
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  • These graphics enrich transportation-related Wikipedia articles and Wikidata items. Readers use them to easily navigate among arti The presenter has contributed to Wikipedia since 2003, Wikimedia Commons since 2004, and OpenStreetMap since 2008. His
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  • ...ting Police Brutality in New York City in the La Guardia & Wagner Archives Wikipedia Project ...eadlines that suggested otherwise, these edits did not go unnoticed by the Wikipedia community.
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  • This presentation will describe how we implemented a Wikipedia article assignment into a traditional law school research course at Stanfor
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  • ...s can be distributed under the terms of the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Text_of_Creative_Commons_Attribution-ShareAlike_3.0_Unported_License Creati ...aching with Wikipedia and/or the intersection between higher education and Wikipedia generally. Presenters have the option of submitting their proposals under A
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  • ...of literature review and examination of page development regarding English Wikipedia articles of current events. I'll edit the proposal to include more details.
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  • Wikipedia in the Era of the MOOC ...education (which, for shorthand, we are calling the “Era of the MOOC”) and Wikipedia’s role, actual or potential, positive or negative. It aims to introduce W
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  • *ingesting medical data for Wikidata and Wikipedia
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  • ...ith Wikiask Founder Bill Cherman and Wikiask CTO Yaron Koren, moderated by Wikipedia Library Founder and WikiBlueprint lead Jake Orlowitz (currently advising wi
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  • ...ation such as community websites, legacy materials and recorded resources. Wikipedia is the perfect place to aggregate and highlight such information for the pu ...s where people go to obtain online information about endangered languages. Wikipedia often leads researchers and community activists to connect with other up-to
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  • *[[w:Wikipedia:Meetup/NYC/Pavilion|Brooklyn, New York City event]] - Wiki-Pavilion (Sunday
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  • ...ikimedia NYC chapter have long been pioneers in facilitating collaborative Wikipedia events such as this year’s “translatathon” that we plan to make the f ...y College interviewed participants, and provided a helpful write up here: "Wikipedia Translat-a-thon". AfroCROWD will also share how they organized a smaller, m
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  • Have you ever had someone ask you how Wikipedia works, or why they cannot add an article about themselves? Have you ever wa ...so be AWESOME. We are here to talk about some practical ways to talk about Wikipedia, the Wikimedia projects, and the movement with journalists, the public, new
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  • ...ons (a distinct, but comparable project): [[:m:Abstract Wikipedia|Abstract Wikipedia]]
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  • ...ckground on the Debian project and examine similarities between Debian and Wikipedia (for example, both have a flat leadership structure that favors consensus b
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  • ** room 32-123: [[2019/Wikipedia @20 panel]] 📹 ...om 32-124: [[Submissions:2019/Strategies for comparing library content and Wikipedia]]
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  • ...ance the open development of wiki's and the web? EG add social features to wikipedia... Dogecoin?!
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  • ;Title: Lessons From Wikipedia Governance ;Abstract: Part of the magic of Wikipedia results from the 5 Pillars and the governance and accountability processes
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  • ...and online. WikiPolice is an editathon that will inspire users to improve Wikipedia's database of information on police incidents. The initial editathon will b We are seeking to work with other Wikipedia communities, and plan to ask ones experienced in editathons - mainly NY and
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  • ;Username: [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:Rosiestep Rosiestep] ;Affiliation: Wikipedia; WikiWomen's User Group
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  • ...aintained only once, but can be read in any of the more than 300 languages Wikipedia supports, and can be edited in any of those languages. But Wikifunctions ex ...rn world. Besides the functions necessary to support the goals of Abstract Wikipedia, i.e. functions which allow for natural language generation, we envision al
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  • ...te entries. Pedagogically, I would like to present how designing effective Wikipedia curriculum that reaches first time editors from various racial, gendered, a
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  • ...is pedagogical while the other has more wide-reaching implications for the Wikipedia project. Depending on the other submissions the conference receives, I am p
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  • ...ions team, to learn more about how we tell stories about the movement with Wikipedia readers, community members, the press, and other public audiences. As a social media associate at the Wikimedia Foundation, Aubrie Johnson posts Wikipedia and Wikimedia Commons content hundreds of times weekly to our verified soci
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  • ...c community, whose works are often inaccessible to the general public, and Wikipedia, which may not have sufficient coverage on specialized topics and pages may
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  • ...the world. Recently, OpenStreetMap data began powering interactive maps in Wikipedia and Wikivoyage articles via the [[mw:Extension:Kartographer|Kartographer]] ...egrate with one anothers’ content, including [http://stateofthemap.us/2016/wikipedia-maps/ Wikimedia Maps] and [https://www.mapbox.com/blog/id-wikidata/ iD’s
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  • ...nistrator misconduct, advocacy editing, and [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Biographies_of_living_persons the fair treatment of living persons (BLP)] w ...les&diff=prev&oldid=482944579 “highly biased”] (exact words of [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:Jimbo_Wales Jimmy Wales)] article about a heavily disputed mu
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  • ...eturning partners and those who have little to no knowledge of how to host Wikipedia events or engage with Wikimedia projects. While Wikipedia is known around the world, it’s been my finding that few know how article
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  • |affiliates=Wikipedia & Education User Group; Wikiproject Occupational Safety and Health; Wiki Mo
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  • ...cially Driven Problem Solver may bring dynamics to Wikipedia. It will make Wikipedia not just a database of knowledge or educational place but a socially driven
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  • ...nity striving to close the gaps in content and editorial representation on Wikipedia, ensuring that the histories of our lives and work are accessible and accur ...able sources for marginalized communities in multiple language versions of Wikipedia, including Spanish, English, and French.
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  • In this session, I will present basic concepts on planning and organizing Wikipedia events. While many of the other submissions focus on event planning and out ...small. With over a decade of experience attending, organizing, and running Wikipedia events, I will draw on many personal experiences and insights in presenting
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  • ...tter use Linked data to make this information much more usable in Wikidata/Wikipedia and also start learning this research community what benefits Linked data c |impact=Trusted linked data that is reusable for museums, researcher and Wikipedia readers related to female history
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  • Brandon Sullivan, I am from Jamaica. I have been editing Wikipedia for 4.5 years. It has been a long journey to get a voice and representation ...e I also have to face LGBT+ discrimination. I am also hoping to bring some Wikipedia stuff into the awareness of Astronomers. 
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  • ...arity, and, at times, infamy over the past decade, their representation on Wikipedia has not necessarily kept pace. Articles on adjacent topics (cryptocurrency
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  • :Initially, the ASL Wikipedia was [http://ase.wikipedia.wmflabs.org/wiki/Main_Page hosted on Wikimedia Labs] with a custom installa ...enefit the sign language users around the world that wish to contribute to Wikipedia and to the other Wikimedia projects.
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  • ...e files are uncategorized. This presentation will show how to use Commons, Wikipedia, and Wikidata together to find an appropriate category. If it does not exis
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  • ...t also marked the creation of a "video editing server" prototype through [[Wikipedia:WikiTV/Schnittserver/Specification|efforts of the German chapter]] to allow ** Rationale, design and implementation of the [[Wikipedia:WikiTV/Schnittserver/Specification|German Schnittserver (editing server) pr
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  • ...ikipedia-wants-improved-content-indigenous-peoples-needs-your-help-165905 "Wikipedia Wants Improved Content on Indigenous Peoples, Needs Your Help"], ''Indian C
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  • ...dge in Wikipedia : the Atikamekw Nation experience|Indigenous knowledge in Wikipedia : the Atikamekw Nation experience]] <small>(Rochon from WMCA)</small> {{Ses ...tion and resolution on Wikipedia|Supporting deliberation and resolution on Wikipedia]] <small>(Zhang, Im, Schilling, Morgan, Karger)</small> {{SessionType|Prese
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  • * Saturday, Nov 9 at 11:00 AM: [[2019/Introductory Training Edit-a-thon|Wikipedia Editing Training]]
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  • * "'''To bridge Peru’s digital divide, these researchers are taking Wikipedia offline'''", 18 February 2019, Wikimedia blog [https://blog.wikimedia.org/2
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  • ...GLAM institution allows for staff who might be skeptical about the use of Wikipedia to learn more about the resource. ...on concept to other activities (scanning, photographing, transcribing) and Wikipedia’s sister projects (Wikidata, Wikisource, Wikimedia Commons). This session
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  • ;Title: How Wikipedia Can Reverse the Historical Erasure of LGBT Communities ...proof that has gone unacknowledged. As more and more young people turn to Wikipedia for information, study help, or casual reading, it is imperative to use thi
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  • ...ns is the media repository which serves images, videos, and other media to Wikipedia and other Wikimedia projects. Since its establishment, the primary check fo ...tions which show an identifiable person is something that affects parts of Wikipedia where I edit.
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  • ...Wikipedia. You and your students should too!|Expert fact-checkers rely on Wikipedia. You and your students should too!]] ...y: Breaking the gender gap on Wikipedia / Rompiendo la brecha de género en Wikipedia''' ([[Carmen Alcázar]])
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  • ...tion in Warsaw during World War II was returned to Poland with the help of Wikipedia. “Murzynka” (Negress-1884) by artist Anna Bilinska-Bohdanowiczowa was t :We found the painting listed in Wikipedia in an article about the artist as artwork stolen by the Nazis. My father wr
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  • Even though Wikipedia is a vanguard of collaboration, Wikipedians unfortunately have access to fe ...s they have touched, we are able to produce an entirely new perspective on Wikipedia (see the Figure below). The simplicity of this model can help us to quickly
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  • ...tro de edición exclusivo para mujeres se pueda aprender, crear y editar la Wikipedia sobre mujeres destacadas con el fin de reducir la brecha de género. ...n Wikimedia Mexico that seeks to make it possible to meet, create and edit Wikipedia on outstanding women through an exclusive edition meeting for women in orde
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  • Millions of new articles are added to Wikipedia every year. Many of these articles are well researched and edited. This is ...ation; it’s going to be difficult to support additions or deletions to the Wikipedia article. Any changes made, may be changed a few hours later. The question w
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  • ...on the focus list of, to aggregate and create lists as well as for SPARQL. Wikipedia, The most visible platform as a space for creating articles/biographies and
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  • ...we invite people to show their favorite gadgets (Preferences->Gadgets) in Wikipedia/Commons/Wikidata and beyond. Oftentimes, amazing new features and functions
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  • '''How is it relevant to credibility and Wikipedia?''' (max 500 words)
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  • ** McGill editathon: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Meetup/Montreal/WCNA2017/McGill_University ** Canadian Women Edit-a-thon: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Meetup/Montreal/WCNA2017/Canadian_women
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  • ...h considerable historical baggage, and yet they are the past and future of Wikipedia's user interactions.
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  • * [[:w:en:East Village, San Diego|East Village Wikipedia article]] * [[:w:en:Gaslamp Quarter, San Diego|Gaslamp Quarter Wikipedia article]]
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  • ...provided by librarians and archivists. Learn about how we use Wikidata and Wikipedia and how SNAC can be useful for your institution and editing.
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  • *https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:Ocaasi On Wikipedia, disinformation can come from good-faith editors who (mis)use sources that
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  • ...ical and scientific information—not to mention excellent illustrations for Wikipedia—but were largely unavailable to the public. When I found these images in ...ething much broader. We talk often about the value of the public domain to Wikipedia, and to our culture at large, but not as much about works and collections t
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  • ...it is used, what advantages and pitfalls it entails, how it is used across Wikipedia and other projects, and show attendees how easy it is to edit and create th
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  • Writers of quality Wikipedia content already have the skills that mainstream publishers want: We are te ...ng process of writing as a solo author. Discuss how one shifts gears from Wikipedia to "original research" — conducting interviews, obtaining permission for
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  • ...not have a conflict of interest, because they share the same objectives as Wikipedia for a neutral, accurate, complete article. Many editors in turn express fru ...good or bad faith, and how often their objectives really are aligned with Wikipedia's. King will discuss options for improving how a diverse range of cases are
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  • # Excellent speaker on Wikipedia's broad scope of coverage [[User:Bluerasberry|<span style="background:#cedf
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  • ...big enough how many people are needed to enact change to prevent it? Does wikipedia reach that many people? If so how do we make it clear that this is as big a ...t climate growth beyond 1.5*, it's not clear how we implement this though. Wikipedia should be the source that does this
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  • ...that some of these are effectively mandatory for the health and success of Wikipedia, it's ludicrous too! So here's a wild idea - let's forbid any bot from bein
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  • ...tatus is about to be updated to 'Collected'), but we'd much prefer using a Wikipedia generated API. Because it's tough! See below: ...rovider for the "<Wikipedia Perennial Sources Reliability Guidance>" and "<Wikipedia Spam Blacklist Flag>" NewsQ signals.
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  • ...together to retain new editors and give newcomers a positive impression of Wikipedia. The hoped-for outcome will be a checklist of best practices for educators
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  • ;Affiliation: WikiWomen Brown Paper Bag movement, Wikipedia Summer of Monuments 2014 <!-- organization, company, etc. --> ...y in the United States has developed, and what some of the options for the Wikipedia community? How do organizations reconcile the right to free speech with the
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  • ...edia. The Principles of quality control apply to software projects such as wikipedia. Quality Circles need to be organized to address problems in a proactive wa
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  • You're invited! Join Wikipedia and Wikimedia enthusiasts '''November 8-11''' for the annual continental co ...etts|Cambridge, Massachusetts]]''', tentatively '''November 8-11'''. Join Wikipedia, -media, -data, and -cite enthusiasts for a long weekend of collaboration a
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  • ...r wanted to add to [http://seealso.hatnote.com/ the existing collection of Wikipedia-based visualizations], go digging in wiki-related metadata in search of pat ...ting data visualizations that have been created with data fetched with the Wikipedia API. Whether or not you write your own code, you'll learn more about MediaW
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  • ...ks to uncover the pros and cons of these future living documents, explores Wikipedia's role or potential future role in regards to external peer review of such ...the authority, sharing in the power to say who is crazy and who is not. A wikipedia feel good story... hopefully.
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  • ...for 6:30pm. All reservations have been made under the name of Phoebe Ayers/Wikipedia Conference. ...roving the coverage & [[Wikipedia:WP:NPOV|neutral point of view]] of the [[Wikipedia:Rainbow Gathering|Rainbow Gathering]] article.
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  • ...rding experience for new editors and to increase editor retention rates on Wikipedia. In this session, we will explore how the WMF Growth Team can further suppo
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  • ;Username: [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:Petropoxy_(Lithoderm_Proxy) User: Petropoxy (Lithoderm Proxy) ...tion, the ramifications of this, and misconceptions about the way in which Wikipedia collaboration actually works. While Wikimedia's educational initiatives wou
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  • ...n open system for communicating research and scholarship create to improve Wikipedia and other Wikimedia projects, how Wikimedians can better connect with allie
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  • |abstract=Pushpin maps are used in the majority of Wikipedia Neighbourhood Infoboxes. However, they are not very useful since they lack
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  • ...tunity for group collaboration, this exercise allows students to learn how wikipedia functions, the benefits of registering and contributing, and even how to wr
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  • ...t about climate change, feminism, heritage, among other topics, in Spanish Wikipedia? Communities edit Wikimedia projects because they think certain topics matt
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  • Even though Wikipedia is a vanguard of collaboration, Wikipedians unfortunately have access to fe ...s they have touched, we are able to produce an entirely new perspective on Wikipedia (see the Figure below). The simplicity of this model can help us to quickly
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  • ...age 18: 73.6 million. Adult population is thus 245.3 million. According to Wikipedia there were 120.4 million people in the U.S. employed full time in April 201
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  • ...eveloped that used interwiki links to provide translated label and link to wikipedia article in users language. Those templates are being now replaced with call :Wikimedia Commons is fundamentally different then Wikipedia projects, since it does not use main/article namespace much and most useful
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  • ...roject, forthcoming from MIT Press, on the past twenty years and future of Wikipedia. ...se Study—the University of Massachusetts Lowell|Building Broad and Diverse Wikipedia Capacity in Institutions of Higher Education: Case Study—the University o
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  • ...n(s) (optional): <!-- Organization, company, Wikimedia affiliate, etc. --> Wikipedia Fellow and the Wikimedian-In-Residence at Columbia University, Wikimedia NY ...e a sustainable model of retention for diversity of content and editors on Wikipedia, to be eventually replicated at all of the universities, institutions and o
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  • |abstract=Architects Build Wiki is a Wikipedia content improvement campaign launching in 2021 at the 50th [https://noma.ne
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  • ...ors from referring to it is like throwing out the baby with the bathwater. Wikipedia has developed the potential to become one of the major resources of informa # [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:Emitraka emitraka aka lv_ra]
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  • ...ere indicated at the bottom of this page and interwikis at Wikidata (see [[Wikipedia:Wikidata]]) --> These templates should only be used in accordance with the [[Wikipedia:Refactoring]] guideline; they should never be used to end a discussion over
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  • ...programming, but should have at least a basic understanding of how to edit Wikipedia. It is recommended but not required that participants bring laptops so they
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  • ...of the gaps that exist in these countries and thematic projects like GLAM,Wikipedia Education Project etc where the particular group is desirous of partnering.
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  • For Wikipedia, a bot will search for that XML file in the sources linked in an article. I ...changes may also help to crowdsource the fight against misinformation, as Wikipedia’s collective intelligence have shown.
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  • ...as a data repository, but its also becoming more than the sum of its data. Wikipedia in its early stages started to see success as an encyclopedia, but then als ##What are the most popular book genres in each language Wikipedia?
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  • ...ks, how it can be used, how it interacts with Wikidata, Wikimedia Commons, Wikipedia and other parts of the Wikimedia landscape. Special attention will be given |email=daniel.mietchen{{@}}wikipedia.de
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  • ...at translating information about the Caribbean into different languages, a Wikipedia Translatathon. This would be with our partners, which include LaGuardia Com
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  • We propose to deploy a "credibility signals" web app for Wikipedia editors to help them decide in a neutral, objective, and relatively painles ...o global scale. The vision is that after being refined and demonstrated at Wikipedia, the technology can spread across the internet for use by everyone who care
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  • ...the benefits and challenges of WikiCOIL will use examples from a Fall 2019 Wikipedia collaboration and discuss knowledge production between students at LaGuardi
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  • Wikipedia, the fruit of technology, the barrier-less answer source for the truth of k ...ment. Through the technological advancement to information access through Wikipedia, knowledge access is endless. The answers to questions bring more question
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  • ...ascadia_Wikimedians_User_Group Cascadia Wikimedians User Group] at English Wikipedia
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  • ...inated campaign on Meta, associated with various sister projects including Wikipedia (in multiple languages), Wikidata, and Wikimedia Commons. While a lot of wo
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  • * Sessions around [[:en:Wikipedia:GLAM|GLAM]] and [[:d:Wikidata:Main_Page|Wikidata]] ...rence North America Culture Crawl|Editathon coordination page]] on English Wikipedia'''
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  • ...mb|This could be you giving a "[[w:Lightning talk|Lightning Talk]]" ; from Wikipedia Day NYC.]] # Crowdfunding and Wikipedia! --[[User:BillyC840|BillyC840]]
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  • ;Title: Wikipedia’s Gender Gap and Disciplinary Praxis: Representing Women Scholars in Digi ...s and professor work together to engage in the critique and remediation of Wikipedia’s disciplinary content and gender gaps. As a larger example of critical d
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  • ...itations are needed provides excellent training in research quality beyond Wikipedia. Our idea is to build a text-based task/game in which university students l We anticipate this game being used to onboard people into Wikipedia citation practices, and more broadly to develop the skills associated with
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  • * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Village_pump_(proposals)/Archive_148#Proposal:_A_US-only_CentralNotice_in_s * We want an ecology that lets another Wikipedia arise. The other big websites speak on their own behalf -- we can too, an
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  • ...o give sorority students the required community service credit for editing Wikipedia articles about women. This is a great success for the students, the univers
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  • ...round the world by uploading photos to the Wikimedia Commons to be used on Wikipedia and other Wikimedia projects. This session will focus on the [https://wikil
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  • ...This has been evident from the beginning, and the indistinguishability of Wikipedia articles on organizations and other topics from press releases has been the
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  • See [https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/7/74/Unconference_signup_at_Wikiconference_USA.webm 20-second intro ...the way to ''describe math concepts rigorously'', and since our mission at Wikipedia is at its core educational, we should think more carefully about whether th
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  • ...as one of our key fundamental principles, promotion is not acceptable on Wikipedia. [[User:DGG-NYC|DGG-NYC]] ([[User talk:DGG-NYC|talk]]) 17:29, 31 August 201
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  • *Rasberry, L. (2014). "Citing Wikipedia". BMJ. 348 (mar05 4): g1819–g1819. [https://www.bmj.com/content/348/bmj.g Since the founding of Wikipedia the Wiki community has discussed using structured data for the management o
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  • ...ikipedia article}}{{legend|yellow|Wikipedia has no infobox}}{{legend|green|Wikipedia article has an infobox}}]] ...t for newspapers west of the Rocky Mountains, and (b) a campaign to expand Wikipedia's coverage of black-owned newspapers and Carribbean-focused newspapers. (Se
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  • ...training series to teach scientists and program staff how to contribute to Wikipedia, Commons, and Wikidata will be featured.
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  • ;Username: No account on Wikipedia, WikiconferenceUSA username: DaveHarris ...h can result in more people getting involved in MediaWiki projects such as Wikipedia. Special pages and MediaWiki extensions will also be covered, including an
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  • ...ikipedia article}}{{legend|yellow|Wikipedia has no infobox}}{{legend|green|Wikipedia article has an infobox}}]] ...Wiki, Phase Two (a)/]]), and (b) the campaign, described below, to expand Wikipedia's coverage of minority-owned newspapers and Caribbean-focused newspapers.
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  • ...horoughly audited to add new knowledge to other Wikimedia projects such as Wikipedia. ...ll result in improved credibility of Wikimedia Foundation projects such as Wikipedia, as well as the world of open access knowledge in general.
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  • ...font-weight:400; background-color:rgba(50,50,50,0.7); padding:10px; ">Join Wikipedia and Wikimedia enthusiasts on '''October 7–10''' for the annual continenta ...5 of its museums and institutions. It will be the the largest one-day GLAM-Wikipedia collaboration ever held.
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  • ;Personal homepage or blog: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:Kevin_Gorman ...main tracks, I'm also just available on campus as a general resource about Wikipedia to any interested person, and have started dozens of conversations that are
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  • Nearly 10 years ago I started a Wikipedia page for [[w:en:Ilse Stanley|Ilse Stanley]], a remarkable woman whose auto
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  • ...g were based. Yet on topics related to the pressing climate crisis English Wikipedia and the broader Wikimedia ecosystem are woefully incomplete or inconsistent
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  • ...reation of Wikiversity in 2006, the 2012 launch of Wikidata, and the 2000+ Wikipedia projects which organize data regarding specific topics such as Buddhism, an I will argue that Wikipedia is poised to engage its non-editing user base by developing a space for com
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  • ...her type of support for individuals who have been victims of harassment on Wikipedia. This presupposes a lack of ability to stop the harassment, for various le
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  • ...s can be distributed under the terms of the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Text_of_Creative_Commons_Attribution-ShareAlike_3.0_Unported_License Creati ...aching with Wikipedia and/or the intersection between higher education and Wikipedia generally. Presenters have the option of submitting their proposals under A
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  • ...roblematic users without resorting to an entire site ban or block. English Wikipedia (and many other wikis) have organized communities policies around page and
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  • ...media tech community, learn about the technologies and projects that power Wikipedia and its sister projects, and to propose or join a project to hack on durin ...en%20schema%3Aabout%20%3Fitem%3B%20schema%3AisPartOf%20%3Chttps%3A%2F%2Fen.wikipedia.org%2F%3E%20.%20%7D%0A%7D/Len%3BDen%3BP27%3BP569%3BP570%3BP19%3BP20 https:/
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  • ...r '''you''' the Wikipedian to access and use archival imagery in improving Wikipedia.
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  • You were invited to Cambridge, Massachusetts to join Wikipedia and Wikimedia enthusiasts for the annual continental conference. ...bridge, Massachusetts|Cambridge, Massachusetts]]''', '''November 8–11'''. Wikipedia, -media, -data, and -cite enthusiasts joined for a long weekend of collabor
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  • ...with [https://www.openstreetmap.us/ OpenStreetMap US]. Join OpenStreetMap, Wikipedia, -media, -data, -voyage, & -cite enthusiasts for collaboration and discover *[[:en:Wikipedia:Meetup/NYC/WCNA|New York City Meetup]]
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  • ...rojects since 2006, and have fulfilled numerous volunteer roles on English Wikipedia including administrator, bureaucrat, and Arbitration Committee member, and
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  • ...media <big>Feel free to comment on the [[w:en:User:Geraldshields11/sandbox/Wikipedia likes Galactic exploration for Posterity]] at the sandbox talk page.</big>
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  • You're invited! Join Wikipedia and Wikimedia enthusiasts '''October 18-21''' for the annual continental co ...e local culture, as well as collaborate with local institutions to improve Wikipedia's coverage of local topics, and to upload new images to Commons.
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  • ...act: There is a world of people who do not have access to the Internet and Wikipedia for various reasons. This does not prevent children from rural schools in t
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  • ...a personal notepad, for my blog, and a nostalgia dump of the 2008 english wikipedia, among even dumber ideas.
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  • ;Abstract: Has Wikipedia outgrown its governance structure? The arbitration process. Impact on diver
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  • ...n such information (e.g. census data) across the 280+ language editions of Wikipedia and beyond. The talk will begin with a brief introduction of the project,
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  • ...e for this purpose that will semi-automate the process of moving data from Wikipedia to Wikidata. We have designed this tool to be accessible to those without p *https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Meetup/ArtAndFeminism/Tasks
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  • Wikidata QuickSheets semi-automates the process of moving data from Wikipedia to Wikidata. We have designed this tool to be accessible to those without p
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  • ...from Ohio/Texas; a global organizer for the [[:meta:Wikipedia Asian Month|Wikipedia Asian Month]]
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  • ...boxes to template translators, those tools will be described taking Arabic Wikipedia as an example. Tips to manage community reaction and involvement in those m
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  • ...on, leading to free publicity and good will for your organization, or to a Wikipedia article about a particular author. The easiest way to get a photo with the
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  • ...f my presentation: to make this entry visible and viable in North-American Wikipedia.
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  • This session will step through some examples of using the key "Wikipedia and Wikidata tools" module in Google Sheets, and some custom scripts create
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  • ...pportunity to help photograph and cover Montreal on the Wikimedia Commons, Wikipedia, and Wikidata. ...45.495901573680776&lng=-73.60582351684572&zoom=14&layers=wikidata_no_image,wikipedia Wiki ShootMe!], a map tool that shows what locations are missing an image o
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  • ...d "marathon", is an event where some editors of online communities such as Wikipedia, Wikivoyage edit and improve a specific topic or type of content. The event
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  • ...t take part in the Indiana Memory Project and 2.) fostering a community of Wikipedia contributors in Indiana with a campaign of public programs, training, and o
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  • ...documents that pertain to the lives and works of Black artists. Outside of Wikipedia, the project creates an online searchable oral history archive focused on f
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  • ...able under open licenses, making OpenHistoricalMap a natural complement to Wikipedia and OpenStreetMap. OpenHistoricalMap is a charter project of OpenStreetMap
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  • |abstract=Throughout the history of Wikipedia and Wikimedia projects, committees have played an important role in helping
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  • ...s can be distributed under the terms of the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Text_of_Creative_Commons_Attribution-ShareAlike_3.0_Unported_License Creati ...aching with Wikipedia and/or the intersection between higher education and Wikipedia generally. Presenters have the option of submitting their proposals under A
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  • ...zed support to new editors, providing an opportunity to learn the ropes of Wikipedia in a safe, friendly, and engaging environment". ...Josve05a|Josve05a]] ([[User talk:Josve05a|talk]]) Just launched on Swedish Wikipedia. Will most likely ask questions about best practises etc. (one of the reaso
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  • ;Abstract: '''Wikipedia & Quality: Philosophy & Practise'''
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  • ...al on Wikipedia (human hours), along with the (b) data hosting capacity of Wikipedia – we can reliably use our knowledge to perform carbon estimating that is
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  • ...enefit [[w:en:Wiki-editors|Wiki-editors]] focusing on creating and editing Wikipedia articles based on science and [[w:en:researchers|researchers]] interested i *[https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/3/3f/Wikiletters_Systematic_Review_-_Wikicon2022_v1.pdf WikiLetters
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  • | '''12:30 pm''' - Introduction to Wikipedia for the Public |'''12:30 pm -''' Basics of Wikipedia for the Public
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  • ...ther better for the purpose of advancing future collaboration in improving Wikipedia and off-line Wikimedia related events.
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  • See [https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/7/74/Unconference_signup_at_Wikiconference_USA.webm 20-second intro ...ishes to join) an opportunity to deepen their understanding of how to edit Wikipedia effectively. I would hope for a minimum of 3 hours, which would include a b
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  • :If I had administrative powers here, I'd delete [[User:STEPS TO CREATING A WIKIPEDIA PAGE FOR A FAMOUS PERSONALITY]]~ [[User:Liz|Liz]] ([[User talk:Liz|talk]])
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  • ...s can be distributed under the terms of the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Text_of_Creative_Commons_Attribution-ShareAlike_3.0_Unported_License Creati ...inars, and other presentations in topics that fall under topics related to Wikipedia or free culture.
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  • ...he Education Program represent a small but significant and growing bloc of Wikipedia editors. As individual editors, few return to the site after their class is
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  • ...tón", es un evento en el que algunos editores de comunidades en línea como Wikipedia, Wikivoyage editan y mejoran un tema o tipo de contenido específico. Los e
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  • ...motely with each other. The proposal has adopted the vision and mission of Wikipedia of crowdsourcing information and knowledge from the ground—to build an in |previous=We haven't received a grant from Wikipedia before
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  • ...d "marathon", is an event where some editors of online communities such as Wikipedia, Wikivoyage edit and improve a specific topic or type of content. The event
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  • *[https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/5/56/Aligning_Tech_solutions_%26_Policy_to_Combat_Harassment_on_Wik ...indicated that in the past 12 months they had been bullied or harassed on Wikipedia. Furthermore, 60% of people who reported a dispute to functionaries say the
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  • ...[wmf:Home|Wikimedia Foundation]], the nonprofit organization that supports Wikipedia and its sister projects. ...ibrary initiatives, and looking at developing better relationships between Wikipedia and cultural heritage institutions.
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  • ...d "marathon", is an event where some editors of online communities such as Wikipedia, Wikivoyage edit and improve a specific topic or type of content. The event
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  • |'''Location'''||Indianapolis, [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IUPUI_University_Library IUPUI Library] ...ill give new editors and interested individuals an opportunity to see what Wikipedia is all about, see what others in North America are up to, and meet local ed
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  • ...will talk about what's working for us and how those lessons might apply to Wikipedia.
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  • ...l_Plan/2023-2024/Draft/Future_Audiences#FA2.2_Conversational_AI|building a Wikipedia plugin for ChatGPT]]
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  • ...e crowdsourcing and the need to close the multicultural and gender gaps in Wikipedia. AfroCROWD has also held monthly multilingual editathons in partnership wit
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  • ...nt Grant to research and improve the WikiProject experience on the English Wikipedia, where WikiProjects are community spaces dedicated to specific subjects or
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  • ...rcement and its effects—positive, negative, or otherwise—on the quality of Wikipedia’s content and culture. In developing a balanced and comprehensive encyclo ...an ethos desired by the majority of contributors? Is the current state of Wikipedia or the Wikimedia projects more generally close to this desired goal?
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  • ...s can be distributed under the terms of the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Text_of_Creative_Commons_Attribution-ShareAlike_3.0_Unported_License Creati ...search with Wikipedia and/or the intersection between higher education and Wikipedia generally. Presenters have the option of submitting their proposals under A
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  • #**Active contributor to a Wikimedia project (e.g. Wikipedia, Commons, or Wikisource), with at least 500 contributions (edits) ...nt: Does the presentation show promise to engage an audience interested in Wikipedia and/or higher education?
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  • ...nt Grant to research and improve the WikiProject experience on the English Wikipedia, where WikiProjects are community spaces dedicated to specific subjects or
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  • # [[Wikipedia: User:Samantha (Wiki Ed)|Samantha (Wiki Ed)]] [[User:Samantha (Wiki Ed)|Sam
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  • ...hat groups can tackle, related to how to convey information credibility on Wikipedia pages, as well as how to improve credibility signals in other places, such
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  • ...ion to Wikidata-driven infoboxes|Wikidata infoboxes]] -- usable on English Wikipedia now; more common on other Wikipedias; [[w:The Education of Henry Adams|Ill
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  • ...rator.org Attribution Generator] to help correctly attribute pictures from Wikipedia and Wikimedia Commons to use in various contexts. One context in which it i
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  • ...if it were happening to them. Finally, we will discuss the particulars of Wikipedia harassment and how the concept of friendsourced moderation could be incorpo
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  • ...ata reliability (verification); other potential affiliates, in addition to Wikipedia; best ways to attract contributors; how we can support and/or collaborate w
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  • ...r form a new way for the public to be co-creative in ways that exceed what Wikipedia collaboration and Commons uploading entail today.
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  • ...en ser distribuidos bajo los términos de la [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Text_of_Creative_Commons_Attribution-ShareAlike_3.0_Unported_License Licenc ...enseñanza con Wikipedia y/o la intersección entre la educación superior y Wikipedia en general. Los ponentes tienen la opción de presentar sus propuestas bajo
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  • ;Title: Using Wikipedia to document marginalized African American Communities and histories
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  • ...tón", es un evento en el que algunos editores de comunidades en línea como Wikipedia, Wikivoyage editan y mejoran un tema o tipo de contenido específico. Los e
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  • ...mw.title.getCurrentTitle().namespace == 828 and "." or ", or in your own [[Wikipedia:Subpages#How to create user subpages|user subpage]].")
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  • ...deoaufzeichnungen unter den Bedingungen der [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Text_of_Creative_Commons_Attribution-ShareAlike_3.0_Unported_License Creati ...ren mit Wikipedia und/oder zur Schnittstelle zwischen Hochschulbildung und Wikipedia im Allgemeinen. Referenten haben die Möglichkeit, ihre Vorschläge im Rahm
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  • | rowspan="2" style="text-align: center;" | [[w:Wikipedia:Meetup/Columbus/Emerging technologies Edit-a-thon|Emerging Technologies Edi ...r;" | [[Submissions:2018/Introduction to Wikipedia for librarians|Intro to Wikipedia for Librarians]]
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  • ...ipation in the research. However, there are social risks, as the Wikimedia/Wikipedia community is small, and some participants may prefer to speak confidentiall
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  • ...these sources have published misinformation. This should be useful for the Wikipedia community to objectively identify unreliable sources as well as other web p |importance=This is important because Wikipedia and web platforms such as search engines and social media platforms need ob
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  • ...ion and Wikimedia Affiliates, and to serve as Wikipedians-in-Residence and Wikipedia Visiting Scholars. Two of the graduates, Emily Temple-Wood and Rosie Steph
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  • ;Title: Let's use Wikipedia in the classroom!
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  • ..., talleres, seminarios y otras presentaciones sobre temas relacionados con Wikipedia o la cultura libre. * Herramientas para editar Wikipedia, Wikimedia Commons y Wikidata
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  • ...ther culture thus creating limitation to the use of the global resource of Wikipedia. As patrons and scholars are overwhelmed with information and knowledge –
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  • ...i in general. Mobile is currently the main way a majority of people access Wikipedia and the sister projects, and for readers and users in some regions, may eve
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  • ...PRSA or similar type of organization who can discuss ethical engagement in Wikipedia for PR professionals. ..., climate change psychology, etc. - what ideas do they have on how to make Wikipedia communicate more effectively?
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  • I recently tried getting some people I know into editing Wikipedia. They found the process intimidating and difficult. That's pretty bad! I th
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  • ;Abstract: Podcasting for three years now about Wikipedia and Wikimedia on https://wikistammtisch.org and https://wikijabber.org I'd
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  • ...9% of Chinese Online Encyclopedia market as it claimed even before Chinese Wikipedia was blocked in the late of this May. Regardless of it's low quality content
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  • # [[Wikipedia: User:Samantha (Wiki Ed)|Samantha (Wiki Ed)]] [[User:Samantha (Wiki Ed)|Sam
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  • ..., WM Canada, WM NY, WM DC, WikiEdu, WikiMed); Projects = The online sites (Wikipedia, Wikisource, ...)
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  • What role can Wikipedia and related Wiki projects play in the creation of primary course instructio
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  • ...impact in the lives of cis and trans women by addressing gender equity on Wikipedia. But what did it take to get here? This talk will offer updates and highlig
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  • ...at all levels of society. I will discuss the work I've done to expand the Wikipedia article on "Disinformation attack”, as Wikipedian in Residence for the no
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  • ;Abstract: While it is clear that Wikipedia wishes to attract academics and experts in addition to general editors, the # [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:Emitraka emitraka aka lv_ra]
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  • ...Street Journal], and [http://www.artnews.com/2015/03/10/artfeminisms-2015-wikipedia-edit-a-thon-adds-334-articles-on-female-artists/ ARTnews], among many other
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  • ...reducing their biases prior to introduce any political information in the Wikipedia site ...(it could be the tool to replace “human proof” when editing information in Wikipedia for example).
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  • ...le who do not yet know more than one language to study an additional one. Wikipedia and its companion projects provide an excellent set of language-learning to
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  • ...isource. Wikimedia Commons holds images and other binary files for use by Wikipedia and other related sites, including Wikisource. # [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:Emitraka emitraka aka lv_ra]
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  • ...eated by three longtime Wikimedia DC volunteers: Andrew Lih, author of The Wikipedia Revolution, Effie Kapsalis, Chief of Content & Communications Strategy at t
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  • ...g people to fix bugs I was running into as an administrator on the English Wikipedia. Some of my interactions went well, and others didn’t go as well. Now tha
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  • Wikipedia banning policy: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Banning_policy * https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Editing_restrictions
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  • |Used for live participatory trivia during the Depths of Wikipedia session ...ipedia: Strategies to Counter Systemic Bias" (Carwil Bjork-James, English Wikipedia and Vanderbilt University).
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  • ...of experience running a program that’s taught 22,000 students how to edit Wikipedia and has added 25 million words (or more than 44 copies of ''War and Peace''
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  • ...crease in editor recruitment and more sustained equitable participation in Wikipedia. ...of an Art+Feminism Wikipedia Meet-Up Page: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Meetup/Spelman_College/Art%2BWomanism_2017
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  • ...fueling new contributions to the sum of human knowledge while reinforcing Wikipedia's culture. OpenStreetMap is no stranger to deletion debates. Nascent sister ...exist for specifying cross connections between various Wikimedia projects (Wikipedia, Wikidata, Commons), OpenStreetMap, and OpenHistoricalMap. There are connec
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  • ;Affiliation: <!-- organization, company, etc. --> [[:es:Wikipedia:Wikimedia_Argentina| Wikimedia Argentina]] ...with the Latin-American Network of Educational Portals (RELPE) [https://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Red_Latinoamericana_de_Portales_Educativos]implemented [the virtua
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  • ...re based website, the information was also made accessible directly from a Wikipedia page. (246 Word Count)
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  • ...rica, including Canada, the United States, Mexico, and the Caribbean. Join Wikipedia, -media, -data, and -cite enthusiasts for a long weekend of collaboration a
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  • ...orating with GLAMs and libraries, especially those not already involved in Wikipedia projects, and what is needed to make the partnership successful. The presen
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  • ...Street Journal], and [http://www.artnews.com/2015/03/10/artfeminisms-2015-wikipedia-edit-a-thon-adds-334-articles-on-female-artists/ ARTnews], among many other
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  • * Latest research and update on Wikipedia / wiki projects
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  • ...surrounding the educational intervention would be published on the English Wikipedia no later than early January 2017.
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  • There are several routes by which new editors can write articles on Wikipedia, and none of them work well. The traditional route is that they just write
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  • ;Username: No account on Wikipedia, WikiconferenceUSA username: DaveHarris
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  • ...with a background in academic administration, educational outreach, or the Wikipedia administrator community to participate with us, and share our experiences a
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  • ...rica, including Canada, the United States, Mexico, and the Caribbean. Join Wikipedia, -media, -data, and -cite enthusiasts for a long weekend of collaboration a
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  • ...ght law. WMF has been actively participating in their study of [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Digital_Millennium_Copyright_Act DMCA] section 512. That section o ...e potential effect such court orders could have on free expression, and on Wikipedia in particular, WMF has [https://blog.wikimedia.org/2016/07/11/canada-online
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  • ...ließlich Kanada, den Vereinigten Staaten, Mexiko und der Karibik. Begleite Wikipedia-, -media-, -data- und -cite-Enthusiasten bei einem langen Wochenende der Zu
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  • This presentation will introduce the Wikipedia community to the tool, its research and development, and where the project
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  • ...nadá, Estados Unidos, México y el Caribe. Únete a los y las entusiastas de Wikipedia, -media, -data y -citas en un largo fin de semana de colaboración y descub
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  • The Wikipedia Good Article designation is designed to be a way to recognize an article wh
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  • -[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:WikiProject_Open_Access WikiProject Open Access] ...s/index.php/fm/article/view/1624/1539 What Open Access Research Can Do For Wikipedia.] First Monday, 12(3).
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  • ...onsiderable degree by advertising and promotionalism. Many of the existing Wikipedia articles in some of these areas have been written by promotional editors fo
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  • ...ld a better place in the long term. But most of the things that *work* for Wikipedia as a knowledge community and as a website that keeps you involved over time
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  • *: Related Wikipedia policies, [[w:WP:PS|Perennial sources]]
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  • ...in Residence, and partner with a language immersion school to create a new Wikipedia in an endangered language. But it only takes one interested person with som
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  • '''Fighting Misinformation and Fake News on Wikipedia''' ..., composed of scholars and activists focused on fighting misinformation on Wikipedia and elsewhere.
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  • * Últimas investigaciones y actualizaciones sobre proyectos de Wikipedia / wiki
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  • ...people together in both the digital and physical spaces—focus not just on Wikipedia content, but on network-building, advocacy, and literacy to create fertile
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  • Wikipedia or Wikisource. We can add further details about periodical
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  • ...ng and distributing information has practically no cost. Services such as Wikipedia and The Internet Archive have successfully leveraged the ever-declining cos
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  • ...from the secondary and tertiary sources which are the bread and butter of Wikipedia notability and citations. In an encyclopedia with nearly 5 million articles
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  • ...invitados y bienvenidos a participar aquellos seguidores de OpenStreetMap, Wikipedia, -media, -data, -voyage y -cite para colaborar y descubrir. Las presentacio
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  • | '''12:30 pm''' - Introduction to Wikipedia for the Public |'''12:30 pm -''' Basics of Wikipedia for the Public
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  • * Active contributor to a Wikimedia project (e.g. Wikipedia, Commons, or Wikisource), with at least 500 contributions (edits)
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  • ...acebook ads ... are affordable and easy.”[1] By contrast, on controversial Wikipedia articles, "the two sides actually engaged each other and negotiated a versi ...landbinkley.com/quaedam/2006/04_30_wikipedia-grows-up.html Peter Binkley, “Wikipedia Grows Up”, Feliciter 52 (2006), no. 2, 59–61]
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  • * [[:w:en:Downtown San Diego Downtown|Downtown San Diego on Wikipedia]] * [[:w:en:Kumeyaay people|Kumeyaay people on Wikipedia]]
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  • ...ters to everyone, but oftentimes people are intimidated by contributing to Wikipedia and Wikidata. Our goal is that by coming with clear asks tied to a pressin
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  • * Active contributor to a Wikimedia project (e.g. Wikipedia, Wikidata, WikiCommons, Wikisource, etc.), with at least 500 contributions
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  • The [[w:Wikipedia:Meetup/NYC/Toronto Wiki-Train|NYC→Toronto Wiki-Train]] is a special disco
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  • ...ttps://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Grants:IEG/Generation_Wikipedia "Generation Wikipedia" project] that Keilana and Ocaasi proposed ran into some difficulties and c
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