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A global editathon – teaching Wikipedia to Barclays
This post was written by Doug Taylor, Wikimedia UK volunteer It all started in January when Dave Robertson, who works … Continue reading “A global editathon – teaching Wikipedia to Barclays”
arrow_forwardOffice for National Statistics and Wikimedia UK work together to improve the public understanding of statistics
This blog post was written by John Cummings, Wikimania support at Wikimedia UK and Andrew Clarke, Head of Social Media at … Continue reading “Office for National Statistics and Wikimedia UK work together to improve the public understanding of statistics”
arrow_forwardA model for digital democracy
This post was written by Stevie Benton, Wikimedia UK’s head of external relations, was originally published on the Demos blog here A sense that all citizens of … Continue reading “A model for digital democracy”
arrow_forwardNew Media Academy – a foray into Polish cultural institutions and Wikimedia projects
This post was written by Daria Cybulska, Wikimedia UK’s Programme Manager Earlier this year I was invited to participate in … Continue reading “New Media Academy – a foray into Polish cultural institutions and Wikimedia projects”
arrow_forwardWikimania fringe: Free culture weekend
This weekend sees the latest in the programme of fringe events leading up to Wikimania . The Free Culture Weekend takes place at The Barbican Centre , … Continue reading “Wikimania fringe: Free culture weekend”
arrow_forwardYour Wikimania Needs You!
This blog post was written by John Cummings, Wikimania support at Wikimedia UK and Harry Mitchell, Wikimedia UK volunteer. Wikimania 2014 is a … Continue reading “Your Wikimania Needs You!”
arrow_forwardSocial Machines Weekend
This post was written by Chris McKenna of the Wikimania support team The Wikimania 2014 fringe programme kicked off with … Continue reading “Social Machines Weekend”
arrow_forwardConnecting knowledge to power: the future of digital democracy in the UK
Wikimedia UK and Demos are encouraging Wikimedians to participate in an attempt to crowdsource a submission to a call for evidence on digital … Continue reading “Connecting knowledge to power: the future of digital democracy in the UK”
arrow_forwardFabian’s thoughts on a few weeks in post
In this post, Fabian Tompsett, Wikimedian and co-ordinator of the Wikimania support team, shares his views on his his first … Continue reading “Fabian’s thoughts on a few weeks in post”
arrow_forwardCancer Research UK, Royal Society and Women Fellows…
This post was written by John Byrne, Wikimedian in Residence at both Cancer Research UK and the Royal Society I’m … Continue reading “Cancer Research UK, Royal Society and Women Fellows…”
arrow_forwardFalling to pieces: Wikipedia and history
This post was written by Richard Nevell, Assistant Office Manager Ruins are fascinating. From the columns of ancient Greece to … Continue reading “Falling to pieces: Wikipedia and history”
arrow_forwardBekka Kahn to co-ordinate the Open Coalition
Wikimedia UK is delighted to announce a new collaborative project, the Open Coalition. This project will be co-ordinated by Bekka … Continue reading “Bekka Kahn to co-ordinate the Open Coalition”
arrow_forwardWikimedia UK microgrant leads to Wikipedia Featured Article
At the beginning of 2013, User:WormThatTurned applied for a Wikimedia UK microgrant for resources to improve a host of articles related … Continue reading “Wikimedia UK microgrant leads to Wikipedia Featured Article”
arrow_forwardSix weeks in at the Coleg Cymraeg Cenedlaethol
This post was written by Marc Haynes, Wikipedia Co-ordinator at the Coleg Cymraeg. You can read this post in Welsh here In March, after several years … Continue reading “Six weeks in at the Coleg Cymraeg Cenedlaethol”
arrow_forwardWikimedia UK welcomes new starters for Wikimania
Wikimedia UK is delighted to welcome three new staff to support the delivery of the Wikimania conference. John Cummings, Chris … Continue reading “Wikimedia UK welcomes new starters for Wikimania”
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