Wikidata:WikidataCon 2017/Documentation/Follow-up
28 – 29 October 2017 | Berlin, Germany
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On that page, we are listing all the follow-up events that happened in the local communities after the WikidataCon.
Feel free to organize your own event to share what you learned during the conference with your local community, and to write a short report here!
List of reports edit
- Introduction to Wikidata for local OpenStreetMap community, Latvia
- Meeting with leading employees the Hungarian National Library
- Presentation about Wikidata on WCN 2017 Wikimedia Nederland
- WMHU chapters meeting, Budapest
- Wikidata Workshop for EdTech Educators at FITCon 2018
- Wikimedia diversity edit-a-thon, Tirana, WoALUG
Template edit
Feel free to use this template to create a report about the event. This form will create a subpage including some sections that you can fill. Don't forget to save, and then add the link on this page.
How can I organize a follow-up event? edit
The main goal of the follow-up event is to share with your local community the interesting things that you experienced, learned, discovered during the WikidataCon. It doesn't have to be a big event, it can be just a meetup with your community. It can also happen online.
- Examples of events
- Meetup in your town with your local community
- Report on your favorite wiki summarizing what you learned during the conference
- Report on the mailing-list of your user group
- Give an introduction to Wikidata for beginners organized in your area
- Organize a workshop to show a cool tool that you discovered during the WikidataCon
- Hackathon to reuse data from Wikidata
- Write a blog post summarizing what you learned during the conference
- Translathon to improve the labels of Wikidata in your language
- Start a discussion on your local wiki to reuse more data from Wikidata
- Kick-off a Wikidata section in your user group
- Create a working group to start preparing the Wikidata sixth birthday in your area
- Create a podcast about Wikidata
- Give an introduction to Wikidata to a local partner (university, library...)