By Lucy Crompton-Reid, Chief Executive, Wikimedia UK On 8th December 2016, Wikimedia communities around the world held a multi-lingual, multi-location … Continue reading "#100womenwiki – A global Wikipedia editathon in partnership with the BBC"
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If you are curious about the languages and cultures of the world, follow Wikidelta on Twitter. It's an unofficial and experimental account which is an attempt to discover what could be unique in each of the languages of Wikipedia.
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Generating Article Placeholders on the Welsh Wikipedia The Welsh Language Wicipedia already punches above its weight with seventy thousand articles. … Continue reading "No article? No problem."
arrow_forwardThis blog is also available in French, Spanish and Russian on the Wikimedia Foundation blog . ____________________________________________________ Yesterday was World Environment Day , the United Nations’ … Continue reading "Share your photos of UNESCO Biosphere Reserves on Wikipedia to inspire the world"
arrow_forwardWikiProject Wales has been running a competition aimed at targeting core articles for Wales and getting them up to Good Article … Continue reading "Awaken the Dragon breathes fire into the sails of Wikipedia in Wales"
arrow_forwardThis post was written by Martin Poulter, Wikimedian in Residence at Bodleian Libraries, and was first published on Open Access Oxford . The … Continue reading "Wikipedia and Open Access: making research as useful as it can be"
arrow_forwardAdapted from Katherine Maher’s post on the WMF blog . This Friday marks the 15th anniversary of Wikipedia , the world’s free encyclopaedia … Continue reading "Wikipedia celebrates 15 years of free knowledge"
arrow_forwardThis post was written by Martin Poulter, Wikimedian in Residence at Bodleian Libraries and published on the Bodleians’ blog . In a … Continue reading "Aaaand we’re back! Oxford University to train Open Knowledge Ambassadors"
arrow_forwardThis post was originally written by Zoe E Breen for Cheeruplove.com. It is available here . Well, “Why wouldn’t you want … Continue reading "My Week in Happy: Why I interviewed Helen Arney"
arrow_forwardThis post was written by Martin Poulter, Wikimedian in Residence at the Bodleian Libraries, and was originally published on the library’s blog . This October will … Continue reading "Celebrate women in science with Wikipedia"
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