Friday, February 27 | |
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09:00 | Welcome desk at the premises of the National Library |
10:00 | Welcome message |
Presentation of existing ideas | |
Pitching of project ideas | |
Creation of groups | |
from 12:00 | Group work on the projects |
(in parallel) | Workshops |
(14:30) Linked Data – Introduction (Michael Luggen, Adrian Gschwend) | |
(15:30) Wikidata data importing (Maarten Dammers) | |
(17:30) WikiProject Wikidata for research (Daniel Mietchen) | |
24:00 | End of first day |
Saturday, February 28 | |
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09:00 | Group work on the projects |
(in parallel) | Workshops |
(10:00) GLAMwiki Toolset (Romano Stähli, Emmanuel Engelhart) | |
(11:30) Editing Wikipedia for Newbies (Micha L. Rieser) | |
(13:30) Commons Categorizing (Michal L. Rieser) | |
(14:00) Swiss GLAMmies (Micha L. Rieser) | |
16:30 | Closing session |
Project presentation | |
18:00 | End of second day |
19:00 | Dinner (optional, self organised) |
Friday
14:00 – 15:00 Linked Data – Introduction in two parts
Presented by: Michael Luggen, Adrian Gschwend
Description : Linked Data, Semantic Web, RDF, Triples? What is this all about? You can learn in the first half through a high level presentation where Linked Data technologies come from, how they can help you and why you should use them. In a second part we dive into the details in a practical introduction, targeted on developers which are used working with relational databases.
Language : English, German and French
15:30 – 17:30 Wikidata data importing
Presented by: Maarten Dammers
Description: In the Wikidata data importing we’ll have a look at (mass) importing of data to Wikidata. What kind of data is suitable? What is a proven approach? What are the steps to take? I’ll take to past imports as example: Rijksmonumenten in the Netherlands (cultural heritage monuments) and paintings from the Rijksmuseum.
Language : English
17:30 – 18:00 WikiProject Wikidata for research
Presented by: Daniel Mietchen
During this presentation you get some information about the WikiProject Wikidata for research. This porject has been founded late last year, and its first activity was to draft a cross-disciplinary research proposal to integrate Wikidata with research workflows. The drafting took place in public, the proposal was submitted to the EU’s Horizon 2020 programme, and options to build on this initiative in discipline- or country-specific settings are currently being explored.
Language : English, German
Saturday
10:00 – 11:00 GLAMwiki Toolset
Presented by : Romano Stähli, Emmanuel Engelhart
First part: General introduction in to the GLAM WikiToolset with Emmanuel Engelhard. Second Part: Presentation of the project GLAM WikiToolset in the Swiss National Library Language : Englisch (First Part), German (Second Part) 11:30 – 12:30 Editing Wikipedia for Newbies Presented by : Micha L. Rieser This is a crash course in editing Wikipedia for people which have never edited before and have not an account yet. You will learn the basic rules of editing. This is also a precondition for the Commons Categorizing workshop. Language : German only
13:30-14:00 Commons Categorizing
Presented by : Micha L. Rieser
You will learn how to categorize pictures on Commons. We will focus on the collection Gugelmann of the National Library. The precondition is that you already have an Wikipedia account and have already some experiences in editing.
Language : English, German
14:00-14:30 Swiss GLAMmies
Presented by: Micha L. Rieser Swiss GLAMmies is a Wikimedia Commons project which needs volunteers. Swiss GLAMmies will always regularly present a picture of a Swiss GLAM on a Commons page. On this page is also written interesting details behind that current picture. This picture will also be promoted via facebook, twitter and tumblr. This makes Wikipedia, Commons and GLAM more visible via the social media. Language : English, German