Iedereen WIKI

This page describes the project Iedereen wiki (English: Everybody wiki).

Purpose edit

The project has as aim to digitally unlock local knowledge by making digital data accessible for everyone and to stimulate skills. During the project local heritage organisations and other interested people get an introduction and help in editing Wikipedia, as well as students edit Wikipedia and upload photos about a local topic.

The project is a pilot project and knows two phases: phase one in Spring 2018 and phase two in Autumn 2018.

History and background edit

On 20 July 2017, during the photo contest Wiki Loves Public Space, in the public library of Ternat a lecture was given about Wikipedia, Wikimedia and how to shoot qualitative photos. This tasted for more and Iedereen WIKI is the next project.

Contacts edit

Partners edit

Bib Ternat

Budget edit

Bin Ternat: grant province Vlaams-Brabant
WMBE: Generic budget: GLAM program & education program

Timeline edit

PHASE 1

21 April 2018 - Multimedia walk in what participants take photographs in Ternat
22 April 2018 - Edit-a-thon Iedereen wiki in Ternat (Hilke Arijs & Geertivp & Paul Hermans)
26 April 2018 - Wikipedia session with school class in Ternat (Hilke Arijs & Romaine)
- Topic: Castle Kruikenburg in Ternat

PHASE 2

5 November 2018 - Edit-a-thon with association Erfgoed Ternat (activity page | opleiding) (Geertivp)
17 December 2018 - Second training "Schrijven voor Wikipedia - Ternat" (Training - Results - 5 enthousisatic new wikipedians present, 4 new articles published)

Statistics edit

Rita Saerens en Paul Hermans

The metrics and statistics of this project are:

Number of people present with an activity:
- 21 April 2018: 12 participants
- 22 April 2018: 6 participants + 3 mentors
- 26 April 2018: 24 students, spread over 4 groups + teacher + 2 mentors
- 5 November 2018: 8 participants + 1 mentor
- 17 December 2018: 10
Number of newly registered users:
- 22 April 2018: ...
- 26 April 2018: worked all together on 1 article + uploaded 29 files
- 5 November/17 December 2018: 7
Number of edit-a-thons and workshops: 4
Number of other activities: 1