Difference between revisions of "Cultural outreach"
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Wikimedia DC collaborates with cultural institutions, including galleries, libraries, archives, and museums (GLAMS), to promote free knowledge and support digitization and open access projects. |
Wikimedia DC collaborates with cultural institutions, including galleries, libraries, archives, and museums (GLAMS), to promote free knowledge and support digitization and open access projects. |
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| − | Collaborative activities include Wikipedia editing workshops, edit-a-thons, and longer-term content creation initiatives. |
+ | Collaborative activities include Wikipedia editing workshops, edit-a-thons, and longer-term content creation initiatives. |
'''Editing workshops:''' Virtual or in-person sessions where new editors learn to edit Wikipedia and engage with Wikimedia projects |
'''Editing workshops:''' Virtual or in-person sessions where new editors learn to edit Wikipedia and engage with Wikimedia projects |
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'''Content drives:''' Longer-term initiatives during which interns, staff, or others aim to fill content gaps beyond a one or two day editing event. These can include editing activities, mass uploads to Wikimedia Commons, and/or the creation of Wikidata items. |
'''Content drives:''' Longer-term initiatives during which interns, staff, or others aim to fill content gaps beyond a one or two day editing event. These can include editing activities, mass uploads to Wikimedia Commons, and/or the creation of Wikidata items. |
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| − | '''To learn more about how your cultural institution can work with Wikimedia DC, contact our cultural outreach team at info{{@}}wikimediadc.org. |
+ | '''To learn more about how your cultural institution can work with Wikimedia DC, contact our cultural outreach team at info{{@}}wikimediadc.org.''' |
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'''[[Category:Programs]]''' |
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Revision as of 14:28, 26 April 2023
Wikimedia DC collaborates with cultural institutions, including galleries, libraries, archives, and museums (GLAMS), to promote free knowledge and support digitization and open access projects.
Collaborative activities include Wikipedia editing workshops, edit-a-thons, and longer-term content creation initiatives.
Editing workshops: Virtual or in-person sessions where new editors learn to edit Wikipedia and engage with Wikimedia projects
Edit-a-thons: Virtual or in-person sessions where editors create or improve content related to particular themes, exhibitions, etc. Themeless or broad-themed 'thons are also welcomed. Training for new editors is always provided. Edit-a-thons allow constituents and/or site staff to share stories, materials, and collections with the world.
Content drives: Longer-term initiatives during which interns, staff, or others aim to fill content gaps beyond a one or two day editing event. These can include editing activities, mass uploads to Wikimedia Commons, and/or the creation of Wikidata items.
To learn more about how your cultural institution can work with Wikimedia DC, contact our cultural outreach team at info
wikimediadc.org.
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