By Richard Nevell , Wikimedia UK Project Coordinator Shortly before 7pm on April 15 in Paris a devastating fire broke out in … Continue reading "What happened on Wikipedia when Notre-Dame burned?"
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By John Lubbock, Communications Coordinator of Wikimedia UK It was about 2007 when Wikipedia hit the mainstream. Millions of students … Continue reading "How Wikipedia infiltrated academia"
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By John Lubbock, Wikimedia UK Communications Coordinator January 15 is the anniversary of the day on which Wikipedia was launched … Continue reading "#WikipediaDay – Wikipedia turns 18"
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This post has been written by User:TheSandDoctor , an admin on English Wikipedia. An original version of this article appeared on … Continue reading "Using bots to change the landscape of 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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Background This report assumes that you know basically what HTTPS is, among other things. ‘We’ is used liberally in this … Continue reading "Tech dive – Alex Monk on implementing secure certificates across Wikimedia domains"
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Co-authored by Ewan McAndrew, Wikimedian In Residence at the University of Edinburgh and Jemima John, 4th year undergraduate student at the … Continue reading "Wikipedia in Higher Education… How students are shaping the open web"
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Hi, I’m Aaron Morris and I was appointed WiciMôn Project Officer nearly two years ago. I’m based at the offices … Continue reading "Aaron Morris at WiciMon! Promoting the Welsh language with WikiWales"
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By Charles West, Lecturer of History and Wikipedia Advocate at the University of Sheffield Wikipedia is the largest encyclopedia in the … Continue reading "Wikipedia in the History Classroom"
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