Wikidata:WikidataCon 2017/Program/Sunday

28 – 29 October 2017 | Berlin, Germany

Important: transition to winter time!^[1]

Program of Sunday, 29th edit

Start	End	Entrance	Lounge	A	D	E
09:00	09:30	Help desk	Welcome, coffee
09:30	10:00		Welcome, coffee
10:00	10:30			Keynote #2: Michael Kreil, datajournalist at Data Sciences and Stories
10:30	11:00			Structured Data on Wikimedia Commons: what's coming, and how to be involved as Wikidatans	The New SQID: Improving Wikidata Made Easy (use your own rules to infer new statements)	ClassRank: discovering the relevance of each class in Wikidata
11:00	11:30			Wikidata & Wiktionary: lexicographical data for everyone
11:30	12:00			Lightning talk session 3	Wembedder: Wikidata entity embedding web service	Wikidata Integrator Demo
12:00	12:30		Lunch zone	Lightning talk session 3	entity-fishing: an open source tool for fishing Wikidata entities in text and PDF documents	wikidata-cli demo: read and write Wikidata from the command-line
12:30	13:00			Lightning talk session 4	Crotos and the use of Wikidata in visual arts	Maps in wiki by interlinking Wikidata and OpenStreetMap
13:00	13:30			Lightning talk session 4	Wikidata painting catalog workshop	Maps in wiki by interlinking Wikidata and OpenStreetMap
13:30	14:00
14:00	14:30		group photo (outside or in room A)
14:30	15:00		Birthday cake & sweets of the world	Birthday celebration (demo of presents)	Room closed	Hacking, relaxing
15:00	15:30		Birthday cake & sweets of the world	Birthday celebration (demo of presents)
15:30	16:00			Languages in Wikidata
16:00	16:30			Closing
16:30	17:00			Informal discussions, relaxing		Room closed
17:00	17:30			Informal discussions, relaxing		Room closed
17:30	18:00		Leaving the venue

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↑ In Europe, a change from summer to winter time happens on the last week-end of October. This transition will happen during the night between October 28th and 29th: at 03:00, the new time will be 02:00. Please take this into account. Your electronic devices connected to Internet may change automatically to winter time. Good news: you'll have one more hour to sleep before enjoying Day 2 of WikidataCon!