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Altmetrics and Wikipedia
‘Impact’ is a perennial concern for organisations, including Wikimedia chapters. Showing that what you’re up to makes a difference: contributing … Continue reading “Altmetrics and Wikipedia”
arrow_forwardWomen and Wikipedia Editathon, Swansea
This post was written by Prof. Deborah Youngs and Dr Sparky Booker of Swansea University On Wednesday 28th January, 2015, … Continue reading “Women and Wikipedia Editathon, Swansea”
arrow_forwardReviewing a residency – National Library of Scotland
This post was written by Daria Cybulska, Programme Manager It’s time to take a look back at the longest … Continue reading “Reviewing a residency – National Library of Scotland”
arrow_forwardEmergence of a Wikidata Community
This post was written by Fabian Tompsett, Volunteer Support Organiser “Emergence (…) refers to the arising of novel and coherent … Continue reading “Emergence of a Wikidata Community”
arrow_forwardWikipedia on the agenda at BETT 2015
This post was written by Dr Toni Sant, Education Organiser Wikipedia was highlighted through a keynote presentation by Wikipedia Founder … Continue reading “Wikipedia on the agenda at BETT 2015”
arrow_forwardThe day we teamed up with Wikipedia
This guest post was written by Stephen McConnachie , Head of Data at the BFI and originally published here A marathon of Wikipedia editing at … Continue reading “The day we teamed up with Wikipedia”
arrow_forwardReport from the Speaker’s Commission on Digital Democracy
This post was written by Stevie Benton, Head of External Relations This morning I attended the launch of Open Up! … Continue reading “Report from the Speaker’s Commission on Digital Democracy”
arrow_forwardWikimedia and UNESCO team up to share the world’s culture
By 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_forwardVote for the Picture of the Year on Wikimedia Commons
This post was written by Wikimedia UK volunteer Livia Morarasu It’s that time of the year! The voting for the … Continue reading “Vote for the Picture of the Year on Wikimedia Commons”
arrow_forwardThe truth gets its shoes on: the Black Death on Wikipedia
A recent article by @monicaMedHist identifies the disease in Royal 6 E VI, f 301, as leprosy: http://t.co/PmatI7obgF pic.twitter.com/ysEb3X9VNA — Medieval Manuscripts (@BLMedieval) … Continue reading “The truth gets its shoes on: the Black Death on Wikipedia”
arrow_forwardNational Library of Wales with a birthday gift to Wikipedia
Wikimedia UK is proud to announce that the National Library of Wales has appointed a full time Wikipedian in Residence; … Continue reading “National Library of Wales with a birthday gift to Wikipedia”
arrow_forwardBodleian Library seeks a Wikimedian in Residence
The Bodleian Libraries and Wikimedia UK have joined forces to support a year-long Wikimedian in Residence in Oxford. The post … Continue reading “Bodleian Library seeks a Wikimedian in Residence”
arrow_forwardWellcome Library grateful for Wikimedia UK support
Wikimedia UK received a very encouraging email this morning which highlights the nature of the work of our movement. In … Continue reading “Wellcome Library grateful for Wikimedia UK support”
arrow_forwardRoyal Society of Chemistry grants journals access to Wikipedia Editors
The Royal Society of Chemistry has announced that it is donating 100 “RSC Gold” accounts – the complete portfolio of … Continue reading “Royal Society of Chemistry grants journals access to Wikipedia Editors”
arrow_forwardUnderstanding Sustainable Agriculture Through Wikipedia
By 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”
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