This article was first published in Archaeology Scotland’s membership magazine and is reproduced with kind permission. Written by Doug Rocks-Macqueen, Cara … Continue reading "Wiki Club: using Wikipedia as platform to shout about Scotland’s Heritage"
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arrow_forwardBy John Cummings, Wikimedia volunteer I have been working with the Sector for External Relations and Public Information unit at The United … Continue reading "Wikimedia and UNESCO team up to share the world’s culture"
arrow_forwardBy John Cummings, Wikimedia volunteer Wikimedia volunteer John Cummings has worked to make available on Wikipedia 2400 images of tropic agriculture research from the International Center for Tropical Agriculture (CIAT) and 4000 new images of vegan food, all the images were originally posted on Flickr by people … Continue reading "Understanding Sustainable Agriculture Through Wikipedia"
arrow_forwardIn October, English Heritage made 84 of their publications freely available online through the Archaeological Data Service . The ADS has been running … Continue reading "English Heritage and the Archaeological Data Service: What does it mean to Wikipedia?"
arrow_forwardBy Nuša Farič, UCL, Centre for Health Informatics & Multiprofessional Education (CHIME) Half of the editors working on Wikipedia’s 25,000 … Continue reading "Who writes Wikipedia’s health and medical pages and why?"
arrow_forwardThere has been an interesting story circulating on the internet this week about a young Scottish amateur footballer, Fraser Hobday , who had a longer Wikipedia article than Brazilian World Cup … Continue reading "What does Fraser Hobday tell us about notability on Wikipedia?"
arrow_forwardThis post was written by Dr Martin Poulter, Wikimedia UK volunteer and Wikipedian As part of Open Access Week , I’d like to … Continue reading "Using Wikipedia to open up science"
arrow_forwardWhen you spend time on one of the busiest websites in the world it’s amazing what patterns emerge. A few … Continue reading "Castles in the digital age"
arrow_forwardThis post was written by Vinesh Patel, a junior doctor and an alumnus of Imperial College, London A new adventure for … Continue reading "Free information, the internet and medicine"
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