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Somerville, science and wikipedia
From Martin Poulter, Bodleian Libraries Wikimedian in Residence. Also published on the Bodleian Libraries blog . In the early 19th century, Mary Somerville … Continue reading “Somerville, science and wikipedia”
arrow_forwardMy Week in Happy: Why I interviewed Helen Arney
This 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_forwardThe future of opening up GLAMs
Sharing is Caring So, I took myself to Copenhagen the other weekend for (among other things) Sharing is Caring ; an annual seminar focusing … Continue reading “The future of opening up GLAMs”
arrow_forwardNancy Bell joins Wikimedia UK board
Wikimedia UK is pleased to announce the co-option of Nancy Bell to the board for a two-year term. Nancy has … Continue reading “Nancy Bell joins Wikimedia UK board”
arrow_forwardCelebrate women in science with Wikipedia
This 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”
arrow_forwardFarewell to Wikimedia UK board from Simon Knight
This post was written by Simon Knight. It was originally published here . As I’ll be leaving for University of Technology Sydney (UTS) in October, … Continue reading “Farewell to Wikimedia UK board from Simon Knight”
arrow_forwardWelcoming Karla Marte to our team
This post was written by Daria Cybulska, Head of Programmes and Evaluation We are excited to introduce to everyone a … Continue reading “Welcoming Karla Marte to our team”
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This post was written by Rebecca O’Neill It is hard to believe that I completed the #100wikidays challenge on the 9th … Continue reading “100wikidays”
arrow_forwardScience and Wikipedia: a round-up
This post was written by Dr Martin Poulter, Wikimedia UK volunteer and convener of the Wikipedia Science Conference The past … Continue reading “Science and Wikipedia: a round-up”
arrow_forwardWikimedia UK’s members elect new trustees
This post was written by Michael Maggs, Chair, Wikimedia UK I am very pleased to announce that at our annual … Continue reading “Wikimedia UK’s members elect new trustees”
arrow_forwardIs Wikipedia Relevant to University Web Managers?
This guest post is by Brian Kelly and was originally published here . Re-used with kind permission. Areas Apparently Not Being Addressed By … Continue reading “Is Wikipedia Relevant to University Web Managers?”
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Have you signed up for our volunteer strategy day?
Wikimedia UK is working hard to make sure that volunteers are at the heart of everything the charity does . The next step on this journey is the upcoming volunteer strategy day on … Continue reading “Have you signed up for our volunteer strategy day?”
arrow_forwardWikimedia projects benefit from Bodleian Libraries residency
This post was written by Dr Martin Poulter, Wikimedian in Residence at the Bodleian Libraries For anyone looking to define … Continue reading “Wikimedia projects benefit from Bodleian Libraries residency”
arrow_forwardWelcoming Lucy Crompton-Reid as new CEO of Wikimedia UK
This post was written by Michael Maggs, Chair, Wikimedia UK I am very pleased to be able to announce that … Continue reading “Welcoming Lucy Crompton-Reid as new CEO of Wikimedia UK”
arrow_forwardWhat would London look like without Freedom of Panorama? A letter to MEPs
The letter below was sent to all UK MEPs on 2 July signed by Michael Maggs, Chair of Wikimedia UK … Continue reading “What would London look like without Freedom of Panorama? A letter to MEPs”
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