Daria Cybulska (Poland/UK) is the Director of Programmes and Evaluation at Wikimedia UK, leading programmes and advocacy for knowledge equity … Continue reading "Information literacy skills of conspiracy theorists? Call for reflection"
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As part of Wikimedia UK’s work in the area of information literacy, in late 2023 we partnered with the BBC … Continue reading "Wikimedia UK and the Royal Society host workshop on information literacy and future health emergencies"
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By George Colbourn, Fundraising Coordinator at Wikimedia UK The State Of Open Conference brings together organisations, communities and advocates of … Continue reading "Wikimedia UK at SOOCon23"
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By Dr Sara Thomas, Scotland Programme Coordinator As Wikimedia UK, we work to support language communities living in, or connected … Continue reading "Scots Wiki – moving forward"
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By John Lubbock, Communications Coordinator As many of you know, Wikipedia has been blocked in Turkey since 2017. While it’s … Continue reading "Supporting the Turkish Wikimedia community from the UK"
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At Wikimedia UK’s 2019 Annual General Meeting on Saturday we awarded our prizes for Wikimedian and Partnership of the Year. … Continue reading "Wikimedia UK announces Wikimedian and Partnership of the Year"
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By John Lubbock, Communications Coordinator at Wikimedia UK Why should the music industry engage with Wikipedia? Firstly, they already do, … Continue reading "How Wikimedia UK is working with the music industry to improve Wikipedia"
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So you’re a business. You’ve got a company that’s number #3 in the UK at making spoons, or something like … Continue reading "‘Can my business have a Wikipedia page?’"
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By Ruth Jenkins, Academic Support Librarian at the University of Edinburgh. For some time, Wikipedia has been shown to be … Continue reading "How to run a Wikipedia editathon – for health information professionals at the EAHIL conference"
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