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Get your people on Wiki! How to get leadership support and give staff the skills to make impactful contributions \ Lucy Schrader - Te Papa Tongarewa

  • Library, Wellington Museum (map)

Because our people are stuffed full of knowledge and have access to excellent resources, they make fantastic Wikipedia editors. GLAMs should support this distributed digital outreach to make Aotearoa NZ storytelling on the internet more complete and trustworthy for our audiences.

This workshop shows you how to build a community of editors in your own organisation, and get them making small but significant contributions that don’t require the resources of a big project.

Experience editing Wikipedia will be useful but isn’t required.

Participants will:

  • Understand how staff contributing to Wiki is strategically smart for GLAMs

  • Learn how to make the case for management support and professional development

  • Learn about making small but significant contributions that use their collections and research

  • Experience a learning session for themselves

  • Get a framework for creating their own learning sessions for their staff

  • Learn how they can get support and resourcing from Wikimedia Aotearoa

ABOUT LUCY

Lucy Schrader is Kaitūhono Hora Raraunga | Digital Channels Outreach Manager at Te Papa, where she gets collections, data, and knowledge onto the wider internet, and a committee member of Wikimedia Aotearoa New Zealand.

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