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Behind every Wikimedia project is an incredible, global community working to make knowledge more accessible. And each year, those who make outstanding contributions are recognized. Join us as we celebrate the new Wikimedians of the Year at #Wikimania2022 – 11-14 August: 🤍
Wikipedia founder Jimmy Wales surprises 7 Wikimedians from around the world as various winners of the 2021 Wikimedian of the Year Celebration. Learn more about the winners: 🤍
🥁 Drum roll, please: The 2022 Wikimedians of the Year are here! Wikimedians are the volunteers behind Wikipedia and all other Wikimedia projects. They create, share, edit, and make knowledge possible for everyone. Each year at Wikimania, those who have made outstanding contributions to the free knowledge movement are recognized. Learn about this year’s winners: 🤍 #Wikimania2022
An introduction to Wikipedia session organized by the Dagbani Wikimedians User Group and facilitated by Mali Konstad Brødreskift, Project Manager for the Wikimedia Norway.
L'università di Padova è il primo ateneo in Italia ad accogliere ben due Wikimediani in Residenza: degli esperti dei progetti Wikimedia che aiutano le istituzioni culturali a rendere disponibile online a tutti il proprio patrimonio culturale, attraverso Wikipedia e i progetti fratelli. Nel caso dell'Università di Padova non si è trattato solo di scrivere nuove voci, ma anche di creare corsi di formazione aperti a tutti (i MOOC) e di ripensare il modo in cui si può accedere al patrimonio culturale dell'Ateneo. Scopri il progetto: 🤍 Segui i MOOC online: 🤍 CREDITI MUSICALI Soft Feeling di Cheel; Rainy Day di Matt Harris, dalla raccolta audio di YouTube Questo video è pubblicato da Wikimedia Italia con licenza CC BY 3.0. Sei libero di riutilizzarlo per qualsiasi scopo, citando l'autore. Più dettagli: 🤍
* Anna Torres from Wikimedia Argentina * Thomas Schallhart, Wikimedia LGBT+ User Group * Li-Yun Lin, Wikimedia Taiwan * Felix Nartey, Open Foundation West Africa Panel with four prominent Wikimedians, relating the movement's work across the world with the Global Goals.
In this episode, you will learn more about the #Dagbani Wikimedians User Group, its projects and the #Wikimedia Foundation, the organization behind #Wikipedia and its sister projects. Facilitator: Sadik Shahadu (User:Shahadusadik).
The GLAM-Wiki Revolution is a short documentary about the GLAM programme in the United Kingdom. The GLAM programme is a series of partnerships between Wikimedia UK, a charity which supports Wikipedia and its editors in the UK, and cultural institutions, known collectively as GLAMs (an acronym for Galleries, Libraries, Archives and Museums). Many choose to play host to a Wikimedian-in-Residence, who acts as a liaison between the institution and the Wikimedia community and works to open up the resources held by the institution through Wikipedia and its sister projects. This documentary gives an overview of the GLAM project in the UK by visiting Wikimedians-in-Residence around the country to learn more about the projects they have run and their experiences in the role. For more details and full licensing information, see 🤍 Website: 🤍 Blog: 🤍 Twitter: 🤍 Facebook: 🤍
A panel titled "CEE Meets African Wikimedians" by Anass Sedrati and Łukasz Garczewski at WIkimedia CEE Online Meeting 2021
The #Dagbani #Wikimedia in collaboration with the #Gurene and the #Moore Wikimedia communities on October 29 organized a #Wikidata birthday celebration in #Tamale, Ghana. Video credit: Sagani TV
On November 9 2022, The #Dagbani Wikimedians User Group hosted an event to mark the 10th birthday celebration of #Wikidata in Tamale together with the Gurene and the Moore Wikimedia communities.
The Wikimedians in Residence Exchange Network (WREN) is an official Wikimedia affiliate dedicated to cultural, heritage, and scientific collaboration with partner institutions such as GLAM, NGO and government entities. This roundtable will share the experiences of various Wikimedians in Residence (WiR) in both professional and share best practices and tools they have used in their work with Wikipedia, Wikidata, Wikimedia Commons, and other projects. This will include a series of quick lightning talks and a panel discussion. Discussion with the wider Wikimedia community is encouraged, in order to share best practices related to new developments such as Structured Data on Commons and contribution at scale. Wikimedians from around the world will be represented, including those from North America, Europe, Africa, and Asia/Oceania, with more to be confirmed. SPEAKERS Florence Devouard, United Nations, Wikimedian in Residence Mike Dickison, Wikipedian at Large, New Zealand Jamie Flood, National Agricultural Library (NAL), U.S. Department of Agriculture, Wikimedian in Residence Rachel Helps, Brigham Young University, Wikimedian in Residence Dr Amanda Lawrence, Automated Decision-Making and Society (ADM+S) Centre (Australia), Wikimedian-In-Residence Andrew Lih, Wikimedian at Large, Smithsonian Institution (US); Wikimedia Strategist, Met Museum (New York) Jennie Choi, General Manager of Collection Information, Met Museum (New York) Tochi Precious, Moleskin Foundation, Wikimedian in Residence 🤍
Wikimedians for Sustainable Development User Group: Looking at Sustainability Through Wikimedia Lenses In this session, different people from the movement will explore how they are bringing the SDGs to their events, including edit-a-thons, campaigns, workshops and training activities. Each presenter will have 3-5 min to explain what was the event about and how they connected it to the SDGs. Following the exchange, we will have a conversation on how some of these activities could be improved and followed up on.
In this video, we will introduce you the story of Paiwan Wikimedians User Group which was set up in October 2021. It's about our experiences, challenges, and also our future plans! Unfortunately, YouTube does not support captioning in the Paiwan language. Tjaiwan Giling helpfully provided a transcript which you can read as you watch the video.
On the 15th of February 2021, Dagbani Wikimedians visited Naa Yab Kugu Naa and the #Gbewaa palace as part of our Wiki Loves #Folklore 2021 photo expedition. We also visited the German cemetery in Yendi, Babatu graveyard and the Greenwich meridian.
The Celtic Knot Wikipedia languages conference is now in its third year. Organised by Wikimedia UK, the national chapter for the global Wikimedia movement, it aims to bring people together who are working to improve content in smaller languages online. Wikipedia exists in around 300 languages, but many of them have relatively little content. We are working with Wikimedians and others supporting the creation of free educational resources in smaller languages spoken both in the UK and abroad. Website: 🤍 Blog: 🤍 Twitter: 🤍 Facebook: 🤍
A tête-à-tête with some very experienced Wikimedians/Wikipedians in Residence (WIR), to learn what it takes to be one, plan and execute topical projects successfully, while helping Wikimedia solidify relationships with other organizations. Guests: * Bobby Shabangu WiR, UNDP-South Africa * Florence Devouard WiR, World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) * Alice Kibombo WiR, African Library and Information Associations (AfLIA) * Daniel Obiokeke WiR, The African Narrative (TAN) * Nicolas VIGNERON WiR, Clermont Auvergne University Chapters: 01:00 What is a Wikipedian in Residence (WIR) 12:26 Becoming an Wikipedian in Resident and what it brings to the partnering institution 29:28 What is involved in being a WIR 52:52 Alice Kibombo: the differing roles of Visiting Wikimedian and Wikipedian in Residence 57:16 Nicholas: How the WIR work across one city and 2 libraries came about 1:02:04 Florence: How her WIR role differed to that of the proposed WIPO permanent observers 1:10:05 Bobby: How to balance the UNDP role with being WMZA president 1:15:28 Daniel: What organisations would benefit the most from a WIR program 1:21:29 The eternal controversy between being a volunteer vs. being fairly compensated 1:28:59 Advice for future Wikipedians In Residence 1:38:15 Questions from the community and audience 1:42:38 News from the Wikimedia Movement 1:46:14 Final words Find more information about Wikipedians In Residence across the Wikimedia Movement: 🤍 Check out previous episodes: 🤍 🤳 Stay connected with us! Twitter: 🤍 Facebook: 🤍 On Meta: 🤍 Your host is Ceslause Ogbonnaya. WikiAfrica Hour is powered by the Wiki In Africa’s team. Subscribe to be part of the Wikimedia community and understand how Wikipedia and her Sister projects can solve some of our more pressing issues. Find out more about Wiki In Africa here: 🤍 🔬 Find out more from our blog: 🤍 #WikiAfrica #WikiAfrica Hour #WikiInAfrica #openknowledge #bigopen #wikimediafoundation #wikimediacommunity #WIR #wikipedians #GLAM #celebrateafrica
Every year, the Wikimedia movement comes together and celebrates the contributions of exceptional community members. Who will be this year's winner? Find out on August 15 at Wikimania. wikimania.org
The battle of "Adibo'' also known as "Adibo dalla" in #Dagbani is one of the most interesting tourist sites in northern #Ghana.
This workshop was led by Sadik (Dagbani Wikimedians User group), Dnshitobu (Gurene Wikimedia Community). The workshop took place on 2 July as part of the Celtic Knot Conference 2022 🤍
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Happy New Year to all our communities in Ghana especially the Dagbani, the Moore, the Gurene, the Dagare and the Kusaal Wikimedia communities.
In this talk, Abbey Ripstra, Dan Foy, and María Cruz of the Wikimedia Foundation discuss how internet connectivity and the absence of local languages impact access to Wikipedia. They also share some of the work the Wikimedia Foundation teams and volunteer Wikimedians are doing to address these factors. Learn more about UX for the Next Billion Users by visiting: 🤍
The Wikimedia Foundation, the nonprofit that supports Wikipedia and the other Wikimedia projects, hosts a monthly meeting to share stories, initiatives, projects, research, and more about the Wikimedia movement. Speakers include Foundation staff, volunteer Wikimedians from around the world, and other free and open knowledge leaders. We invite you to watch — to learn more about Wikipedia, its sister sites, the free and open knowledge movement, and the people who make them possible. These sessions typically take place on the last Thursday of each month at the Wikimedia Foundation's San Francisco offices from 11 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. Pacific. The meetings are open to the public. For more information please visit the meeting page: 🤍
WikiAfrica Hour : Episode 1 : Katherine Maher On the 23rd April 2021, this episode launched WikiAfrica Hour. Episode 1 features WikiAfrica Hour host, Ceslause Ogbonnaya's interview with Katherine Maher (🤍 former Wikimedia CEO. They discuss her journey through Wikimedia and her impressions of and hopes for Africa's Wikimedians. Show highlights include: (timestamp 2:34) Question 1: What led you to join the movement? (timestamp 4:28) Question 2: What are the benefits you derived through your journey in the movement? (timestamp 5:43) Question 3: What are the highlights of your tenure as CEO? The things you’re most proud of? (timestamp 8:30) Question 4: What do you hope to see in the future, in respect to the Movement Strategy 2030? (timestamp 12:00) Question 5: You’ve been supportive of Africa’s wikimedians ever since. What was the experience like attending the first WikiIndaba in 2014, WikiIndaba 2017 in Ghana, WikiIndaba 2018 in Tunisia and Wikimania 2018 in Cape Town, South Africa? (timestamp 15:13) Question 6: What would you like the say to African Wikimedians? (timestamp 18:05) Question 7: What can you suggest to African Wikimedians as regards Community Board Seats and UCoC? (timestamp 24:25) Question 8: If you had one message for Wikimedians around the world, what would it be? (timestamp 28:46) Question 9: What is next for you? Links to the news items mentioned can be found here: 🤍 For more information on the show, and to share news and leave suggestions for future episodes: 🤍 WikiAfrica Hour is a live broadcast available on the following platforms: YouTube: 🤍 Facebook: 🤍 WikiAfrica Hour is activated by Wiki In Africa (🤍) in support of Wikimedia usergroups across the WikiAfrica movement. It has been created and facilitated by Wiki In Africa's Florence Devouard (User:Anthere) and Isla Haddow-Flood (User:Islahaddow) and is managed and hosted by Ceslause Ogbonnaya (User:Ceslause). #WikiInAfrica #WikiAfricaHour #Wikipedia #Wikimedia #Wikimedia2030
The Wikimedia Foundation, the nonprofit that supports Wikipedia and the other Wikimedia projects, hosts a monthly meeting to share stories, initiatives, projects, research, and more about the Wikimedia movement. Speakers include Foundation staff, volunteer Wikimedians from around the world, and other free and open knowledge leaders. We invite you to watch — to learn more about Wikipedia, its sister sites, the free and open knowledge movement, and the people who make them possible. These sessions typically take place on the last Thursday of each month at the Wikimedia Foundation's San Francisco offices from 11 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. Pacific. The meetings are open to the public. For more information please visit the meeting page: 🤍
NTV interviews co-founders of Dagbani Wikimedians about #Dagbani #Wikipedia and ''My Northern Achiever'' Wiki contest. Video Credit: Northern Television (NTV).
The Wikimedia movement is one of the most open digital communities to free knowledge initiatives across the world, and in this regard, the ninth recommendation of the 2030 strategy came to devote this matter and calls for more efforts in the future. The African community, like other communities, is invited to participate in this reflection, which will enable the development of current projects and establish new partnerships with new actors outside the movement in order to advance the mission and vision of our movement. For this purpose, this intervention will be devoted to discussing these points, in the form of a round table, during which participants will be able to exchange visions and present their suggestions and insights.
Room: Rapport Date: 6.8.2011, 13:4515:15 Wikimedia events Phoebe Ayers & friends Every year at Wikimania I try to facilitate a discussion about the future of the conference. This year, I'd like to expand that discussion to focus on Wikimedia events in general. This will be the seventh annual global conference of Wikimedians, and Wikimania has gained a certain maturity. This year also marked the highly successful Wikipedia 10 events all across the globe. What is the future of events in our community, what role can in-person events play in community-building and recruitment, and what should be the model be for events going forward? 🤍 32:15 - "Get Jimmy off my screen!" The donations model for the 20102011 fundraiser Philippe Beaudette, Megan Hernandez Raising $16M from a global community isn't easy we'll tell you what we did differently this year and plan for next year. 🤍
kick-off of StrepHit, a project funded by the Wikimedia Foundation through the Individual Engagement Grants program. Write your questions and comments here: 🤍
Thank you so much for your hard work and dedication to the Dagbani Wikimedians User Group's activities in 2021. [1st January 2021]. #dagbani #wikipedia #tamale #happynewyear
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In this short video, you will see a quick demo of how to type special Latin characters for Dagbani language on Wikimedia projects such as Wikipedia. * Latin Epsilon (open e) - Ɛ * Latin Gamma - Ɣ * Eng (engma) - ŋ * Tailed z - Ʒ * Open o - Ɔ Tilde sign ~ (See 🤍 Below are the URLs used in this video 1. Dagbani Wikipedia - 🤍 2. Planning Dagbani Wikimedians User Group - 🤍
Sharer: Rebecca O’Neill and Shannon Eichelberger from Wikimedia Ireland, Claudia Serbanuta Wikimedia Romania and Moldova. In English with audio interpretation in French, Spanish, and Portuguese. Recordings here: 🤍 What is this Learning Clinic for? The Movement has a diverse form of organised groups of different sizes and capacities. In many regions, there are small user groups (recognised or not recognised) seeking to gain skills and experience to run their group efficiently. Often in the Movement larger, longer-term affiliates are used as organisational references. But continually learning from peers that are of a similar size and face common challenges can be very useful. In this Learning Clinic Wikimedia Ireland and Wikimedians of Romania and Moldova, will be sharing some of the critical lessons learned from their experience managing a small affiliate and some of the skills and principles that are important. We will be looking at things like moving from being volunteer managed to have 1 or 2 members, how to scope programmatic work, and how to think about future growth (or not!), amongst several other topics. Learning outcomes: Being aware of the skills and principles that are necessary to effectively manage small affiliates Connect with other small affiliates or groups that may be facing similar challenges to support each other with approaches, guidelines, and tools that may be useful. Session materials: Main deck: 🤍 Retroboard: 🤍 Crowd-sourcing useful resources: 🤍 Session plan: 🤍
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