Kings College London Wikipedia editing workshop
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What is it?
A Women in Science editing tutorial and editathon. It will be supported by out Institution's Athena Swan initiative and Sue Nelson has expressed an interest in attending the first one. We plan to give attendees a tutorial on how to edit and add new pages, with an aim for each person to create or edit one page by the end of the afternoon, much like the event last week.
We will be encouraging the students to add women from the IoP.
Refreshments will be provided, together with free WiFi.
You will need a laptop
Itinerary
Informal get together, knowledge sharing and editing Wikipedia together.
Attendees
If you'd like to come, please add your name below:
- Rhianna Goozee [1]
- Emma Palmer [2]
- Steffen Nestler [3]
- Lindsey Hines [4]
- Zhimin He [5]
- Lauren Moult [6]
- Sue Nelson [7] [8]
Female Professors at the IoP
There are 28 Female Professors at the IoP, but only 3 to date who have a wikipedia page! Some ideas for pages to create today:
- Photographs are available at Commons:Category:King's College, London
- Sarah Byford
- Trudie Chalder
- Judith Dunn
- Thalia C. Eley
- Anne Farmer
- Rosalie Ferner
- Philippa Garety
- Laura H. Goldstein
- Francesca Happé
- Louise Howard
- Patricia Howlin
- Myra Hunter
- Khalida Ismail
- Rachel Jenkins
- Elizabeth Kuipers
- Veena Kumari
- Sabine Landau
- Susan Lea
- Cathryn Lewis
- Hilary Little
- Barbara Maughan
- Ann McNeill
- Terrie Moffitt
- Rona Moss-Morris
- Amanda Ramirez
- Leone Ridsdale
- Katya Rubia
- Ulrike Schmidt
- Emily Simonoff
- Janet Treasure
- Til Wykes
Related:
(Pages linked were created based on the original list of suggestions)
Content that could be improved
- Institute of Psychiatry[9] page; shouldn't be copied from the IoP home page - should be neutral.
Trainers
We probably only need one person to lend a hand at this informal gathering. Emma will be able to help out as well.
Impact
- https://twitter.com/ScienceNelson/statuses/400233873595830273
- https://twitter.com/ScienceNelson/statuses/400267031658106881
- King's College has been kind enough to officially release portraits for all of scientists that we have written about, which have been added to the articles on Wikipedia - the pages have been made instantly more attractive.