2015 European GLAMwiki Coordinators meeting
Wikimedia France office, Paris 7-8 March (Saturday-Sunday) 2015
"A two-day meeting for people in the European Wikimedia movement
Organised by Europeana and Wikimedia France, and following the recent meeting of Wikimedia Chapters’ CEOs/EDs also hosted in Paris, the time has now come for the GLAMwiki Coordinators of Europe to get together for our first actual face-to-face meeting too!
We have many GLAM activities across the continent, an increasing number of Chapters with GLAMwiki coordinators among their staff, and an increasing desire and ability to coordinate and compare our activities.
Points of discussion
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During the two days we expect to address the following questions. We won't "solve" everything, but communication lines will be smoother! We will touch on improved cross-chapter GLAM coordination/planning; best-practices for building a network of WiRs; funding and budgets; GLAMwikiToolset training; impact-measurement (stats, tools),.. etc. etc.
Specific sessions planned are:
- How to better share our GLAM experiences among the movement?
- What could be the most meaningful indicators to measure impact in GLAM Wiki projects?
- Listing the key tools, channels, pages that are crucial for everyone to know!
- How to animate GLAM so that they share their Wiki experiences with other GLAM?
- Training-the-trainer on the GLAMwikiToolset, and consultation about how the Toolset should proceed in the future
- Pitching future pan-European events
- How to scale-up local projects by involving other chapters?
- Preparing reports for the 2015 GLAMwiki Conference in the Netherlands, and other outcomes.
Attendees
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[Travel and attendance in Paris is at the expense of the participant]
Results
[edit]Session 1: Getting to know each other
[edit]| WM FI (Wikimedia Suomi - 0.7 FTE staff + 0.15 FTE contractors) |
| Susanna Ånäs, employed (admin - project coordinator 0,7 FTE) |
| Success: Edit-a-thon series with GLAM institutions. Wikimaps project, Wiki Loves Maps seminar & hackathon. |
| Challenge : how to engage the WP community, slow process |
| WMNL (Wikimedia Nederland - 1.6 FTE staff, special GLAM coordinator) |
| Jesse de Vos (on a limited time contract), |
| Success: Targeting biggest institutions in the NL, because they have the right size to experiment around GLAM Wiki projects |
| Challenge : Only a small group of committed volunteers, need for a stronger relationship between community & GLAMs
(especially smaller) GLAMs lack background in free licensing, etc. |
| WM IT (Wikimedia Italia) |
| Ginevra Sanvitale (board member, there is general coordination) |
| Success: Archeowiki project |
| Challenge : WLM - lack of contacts.
Wikipedians in Residence - problem with the institutional community, elderly not proactive, younger people too mobile (short contracts) |
| Presentation URL: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:WMIT_GLAMwiki_meeting_session_1.pdf |
| WM PL (Wikimedia Polska) |
| Marta Moraczewska (part-time employee, GLAM coordinator) |
| Success: Collaboration with National Archives; Zacheta Gallery's CC-BY-SA contracts signed with artists; mass upload project with university archives;
new collaborations; ethnographic Museum field project. |
| Challenge : Resources of the 20th century; volunteer capacity; outreach in relation to GLAM events; standardization of GLAM templates on Commons |
| WM AT (Wikimedia Österreich) |
| Beppo Stuhl (Member of the board, 1 Wikipedian in residence) |
| Success: Federal Office for the Protection of Monuments |
| Challenge : Problem with engaging other museums, getting contact with bigger GLAMs |
| WM SR (Wikimedia Serbia / Викимедија Србије) |
| Ivana Madžarević (program & community manager) |
| Success: Edit-a-thons, QRcode projects with museums, WiR |
| Challenge : Aeronautical museum, difficulties on edit-a-thons, low human capacities with partners. |
| Presentation URL: |
| WM UK (Wikimedia UK) |
| Jonathan Cardy (part time staff member, GLAM coordinator) |
| Success: Major medical charity funded a WiR, Train the trainer program |
| Challenge : Rift in community, Conflict of interest |
| WM EE (Wikimedia Eesti - 1.5 FTE staff, some volunteers, short-term contractors) |
| Kaarel Vaidla (full-time executive director, no special GLAM coordinator) |
| Success: Cooperation with National Heritage Board of Estonia - a long-time partner. Not only participating with picture donations, but also helps to organize WikiLovesMonuments.
Participation in Wikimaps Nordic project. |
| Challenge : Lack of volunteers, no special GLAM team (working on it), but a huge project (Estonian Republic 100 with 12 partners) |
| Presentation URL: https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/1/10/WMEEGLAMID.pdf |
| WM SE (Wikimedia Sverige - 5 FTE +1 part time) |
| Axel Pettersson (full time GLAM employee) |
| Success: Collaboration with Council of Central Museums (13 governmental museums) - editing training, support in uploading, backlicencing (using free licenses)
Content reuse, e.g. integrating Wikipedia in exhibitions (Vasamuseet). |
| Challenge : More volunteers needed, things are too chapter (staff) centered |
| WM UA (Wikimedia Ukraine / Вікімедіа Україна - 1 part-time PR manager + ca. 25 active volunteers) |
| Mykola Kozlenko (board member, no official GLAM coordinator) |
| Success: Projects with libraries (Librarian Bridge) - WikiDay in ca. 40 libraries, unfortunately not sustainable with many of them.
Digitalization project for music, wax cylinders from late 19th century. |
| Challenge : Hard to convince GLAM institutions to release content under free licenses |
| WM CH (Wikimedia Switzerland + GLAM related community liaison + coordinators) |
| Micha L. Rieser (not a coordinator, nor board, but experienced in GLAM) |
| Success: WiR at the Bar & SNL, Herbarium in Neuchâtel & Lausanne |
| Challenge : Too many GLAM partnerships and too small community. Which makes it difficult to satisfy the expectations. |
| Presentation URL: (non free license, for ex. newspaper screenshots, ask micha.rieser@wikimedia.ch by interest) |
| WM CZ (Wikimedia Česká republika - 1 part time employee / GLAM = volunteer-based) |
| Jaro Zastoupil (Board member) |
| Success: Possible cooperation: QRPedia, WLM, Education Program, 3 projects with 2-way communication.
Senior citizens project - possibility to engage them to local GLAM cooperation. |
| Challenge : Laws (author law, library law, collection law) - things cannot be accessed via Internet, Wikipedia does not get any media from cooperation.
Lack of time and human resources, for both institutions and Wikimedia chapter. |
| Presentation URL: |
| Amical Wikimedia (1 full time employee) |
| Àlex Hinojo. (full time employee, Glam + Education) |
| Success: Planning based on available resources, More than 100 projects going on and more than 200 done. Autonomous partners = institutions doing work on their own - sustainabilty.
Mixing GLAM with Education program. Public Libraries Network and National Culture Award. |
| Challenge : Interwiki loneliness - silence when claiming international help,
Last minute cancels are hard to deal with (Plan B) |
| Presentation URL: http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/3/3b/Amical_Presentation_for_GLAMwiki_coordinators_meeting_in_Paris_2015.pdf |
| WM BE (Wikimedia Belgium - no staff)
WM NL (Wikimedia Nederland - ~5 part time employees, 1 or 2 for GLAM, others support also GLAM activities) |
| Romaine (Board member of WMBE, volunteer of WMNL, supporting GLAM/cultural institutions activities) |
| Success: NL: Wikipedians in Residence, Wiki Loves… projects
Be : Creation of the chapter, some partnerships related to WLM (i.e. Royal Institute for Cultural Heritage) |
| Challenge : NL: What to do after Wikipedian in Residence?, i.e. sustainability of the project,
NL: Global South projects (colonial history) Be : Organizing a chapter, which has made it hard to collaborate with institutions BE: No organization in GLAM, hard to start projects in Belgium (difficulties with board and volunteer coordination) BE: External disruptive activity |
| WM DE (Wikimedia Deutschland - too many people to count) |
| Barbara Fischer (employee, curator for culture partnerships) |
Success:
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Challenge : - Motivation for GLAM institutions to become members of Wikiverse, i.e. make them active members,
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| WM FR (Wikimédia France - 8 full-time employee + 1 part time) |
| Anne-Laure Prévost (full-time employee, not only GLAM coordinator) |
Success: - 15 active GLAM partnerships with contracts,
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Challenge : - Setting priorities, relating with bigger movement goals and priorities (e.g. Gender gap),
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| Europeana |
| Liam Wyatt (part-time employee) |
Success:
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Challenge :
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- GLAM coordinator overview
- Employee: 11 (FI, NL, PL, SR, UK, EE, SE, CH, DE, FR, Europeana)
- Board member: 4 (AT, UA, CZ, BE, IT)
| Question from Susanna Ånäs (WM FI) regarding training | Jonathan Cardy: Train the trainers program in UK, 30 people gone through the process, which has made it possible to profile the participants.
Scheduling things that they are spread out. Some editors are keen to go everywhere. Pulling the chapter out of the arrangement to make connections more sustainable. Focus on the strategically important ones. Channels: mailing list notice, personal invitation, watchlist notice (for regulars); Wikiprojects (for outreach) Provide support in organization of the event. |
| Question from Susanna Ånäs (WM FI) regarding WLM | Q: How were monuments databases licensed before they were incorporated in Wiki Loves Monuments. Did you opt for CC0? Did you import to Wikidata?
Mykola Kozlenko (WMUA): in our case databases were approved by governmental institutions (i.e. they are compilations of documents approved at different times by different institutions). Hence they were licensed same way as government documents - PD in case of Ukraine. We did not opt for CC-0, although it might be possible, but we published the entire database under CC-BY-SA on Wikipedia Importing to Wikidata was currently impossible as Wikidata does not support multilingual fields and we need such fields to add an address. |
| Question from Susanna Ånäs (WM FI) | I find the Swiss method of showing GLAM contribution for PD works excellent! Is this method an alternative to the partnership templates or a form of those? How are they tracked? How do we replicate the same? Can we make the process/templates/pages/listings more simple?
Answer: This is not a alternative for the partnership templates. It is an addition to the license tag. It is by the collections of the Swiss Federal Archives parametrized on the signature of each pictures. So it depends on the picture itself because every picture has it own signature. It would be great this would be a general license tag which every GLAM can use and which also would be shown by media viewer. At the moment it is only a template on their user pages. For example: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/User:Swiss_Federal_Archives/Attribution-Recommendation or https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/User:Swiss_National_Library/Attribution-Recommendation This is for GLAM a good argument for sharing pictures on Commons because there are not only legal questions. To be correct referenced is also a question of the correct scientific citing. |
| Question from Liam Wyatt (Europeana) about sub-communities in a country |
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| Wikimedia CH | User page for the institution + “blue tick” to be recognized as the “official account”
See images below* Actually the initials for the employee which answers questions [for ex. ^Mm --BAR 11:32, 18. Apr. 2014 (CEST)] its not mandatory but it is recommended by the WiR to the institutes as a best practice. |
| Wikimedia Amical | Tips :
Mentorships for education program Real-life / personal contact Newbies training exercises (WMUK) = adding images to articles |
| Questions from WMNL |
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| WMDE |
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| WMFI | Experimental metrics: https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Grants:PEG/WM_FI/WMFI_2015_H1#Metadata_quality_metrics |
| Europeana | Discussion about possible role of Europeana. What kind of platform should it be?
Àlex Hinojo proposal to have training for GLAMs and possible future relation between Wikimedia and Europeana - every major thing that Europeana does should integrate Wikimedia, especially build relations with Wikidata (e.g. Europeana Data Model) |
Session 2: World Café around 3 questions
[edit]| Objectives | Means |
| Promoting an event (before&after, internally & externally) / PROMOTION |
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| Spreading information between GLAMs and Wikimedia organizations / SHARING |
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| Getting broader involvement from community (e.g. use of an image on other projects) / INVOLVING |
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Tools we use (and who can train people on them):
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Tools we need:
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| Generally we need: organized maintenance of important tools. |
Pages, channels we use: - Village pump
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| “Classic” metrics |
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| Metrics related to editors |
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| Statistics (pageviews, image use) |
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| Content quality |
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| Partnership sustainability |
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| External reputation |
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| Impact of external links on Commons |
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| Question of Liam Wyatt: How to share information in a meaningful way, i.e. that we will read information about others?
Barbara: Pan-European project Idea to meet on GLAMWiki conference in April to discuss possible communication and more thoroughly a collaborative project. |
| Idea:ccceddrge GLAM on outreach wiki with meta! (Have GLAM: subpages) |
| Idea: Have online workshops on tools! (Hangout, Skype)
Have video-conferences for sharing |
Session 3: GLAMwiki Toolset
[edit]- Training session : Sebastiaan Ter Burg
- Page link: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Commons:GLAMwiki_Toolset
- The tool: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:GWToolset
- Flyer: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:GLAMwiki_Toolset_Flyer_-_front_side.pdf
- https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:GLAMwiki_Toolset_Flyer_-_back_side.pdf
- Manual: https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Extension:GWToolset
- Domain whitelist: https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Extension:GWToolset#Domain_Whitelist
- Metadata xml: https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Extension:GWToolset#What_is_flat_format.3F
- Templates: https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Extension:GWToolset#Templates
- Two types of xml : flat and non flat. GWT does not accept non flat xml files
- watch Dan’s videos on metadata mapping
| 1. Get permission to use the GWT |
| 2. Special account for GWT uploads - people change institutions and it is good to make things more stable. Make it clear that it’s for mass uploads |
| 3. Encourage content selection |
| 4. Teach partners to use the tool to make them more autonomous. |
| 5. Clear permissions to use contents |
| 6. Metadata mapping (xml) - preparing the metadata can be replicated in different countries |
| 7. Document on a project page & save metadata xml file so it can be reused |
| 8. Ask for raw xml files for more information, even though these are not completely coherent with templates |
| Whitelisting
Discussion about whitelisting institutions. Can it be done through Europeana? Jonathan Cardy: We need high resolution files (online !) and aggregators may not have these files. Micha L. RIeser: Why we need whitelist? Fear of misuse. This seems to be unuseful. Barbara Fischer: Too bureaucratic to get started. Sebastiaan ter Burg: It’s not a session for this discussion, although getting domain permission is sometimes complicated. Avoid asking institutions to give all that they want to upload. The goal is for the GLAM to upload contents themselves ⇒ need for content selection |
| Flat xml format
In Switzerland there was a huge problem with getting flat-xml file. Liam Wyatt: Part of the GWT 2.0 application. Also other formats. Will discuss later. Depending on the outcome GWT does not receive any changes without chapter funding. |
| Metadata conversion
Barbara Fischer: Question about metadata conversion. Liam Wyatt: Template field may have a different name. Any metadata conversion is a loss of data. Much of the data available on the partner’s website is not relevant for Commons (exhibition information). There is always a field for backlink to find all the metadata in original context. Sometimes it requires changing of information, like filename. Barbara Fischer: Do we have a list for description fields we want to have on Commons? Liam Wyatt: Templates that are used that are popular: art photo, artwork, photograph. They are used most. Preset templates in the dropdown list. you can make a template of Your own. Commons community has developed the templates and there is no scientific methodology behind them. Preset mappings was one of the actions planned for GLAMwiki toolset 2.0. After uploading xml it is possible to edit in 2 comparative columns. Barbara Fischer: It would be useful to present metadata description beforehand. Liam Wyatt: It is possible to choose good example. Sebastiaan ter Burg: Few templates that can be used - these templates are accessible. |
| Autonomity of institutions
Barbara Fischer: Have GLAM institutions followed this on their own. Sebastiaan ter Burg: Yes. But not uploaded yet. 2 trainings done, but needs xml files during the training. There are GLAMs in Netherlands that can use without any guidance. Jonathan Cardy: Support for the volunteers in the ebginning, but later they become independent. Liam Wyatt: The most difficult part is metadata mapping - more or less difficult depending on the system. What is still needed from Commons community: relevant template and categories. Possible semi-automation for categories. Fields in the metadata of institutions. |
| Templates
Barbara Fischer: Community consent needed for template? Liam Wyatt: Actually not. It is not a requirement, but is helpful. Micha L. Rieser: Attribution template. The problem is that you cannot choose your own template? Or more than one license template. This problem existed by upload the Gugelmann collection by the Swiss National Library with the PD template and the own recommendation template. Barbara Fischer: It is important to have templates. Liam Wyatt: Creation of partnership template is not part of GLAMwiki toolset. You have to have one in advance. Every mass upload is too unique. |
| Effectiveness of the use of GLAMwiki toolset
Ginevra Sanvitale: From which quantities it is useful? Liam Wyatt: As currently it is possible to upload 50 images at once, use upload wizard. For donations of more than 300 it seems to be useful to use GLAMwiki Toolset. The problem is in metadata (too simplistic). Jonathan Cardy: Question about licensing - CC BY-SA or PD. Liam Wyatt: GLAMwiki coordinators would think that they dump stuff - question of credibility and reliability. When more than 10% need editing they start questioning toolset and coordinator. Barbara Fischer: Question about incompetent licensing. Liam: There are many examples of incorrect licensing, in Europeana and elsewhere, requires manually tagging after upload sometimes. Barbara Fischer: Question with orphan works remains. Liam Wyatt: Organizational failure to think about implications of their activity before they start. Marta Moraczewska: Problem also present in Poland. |
| Tool for getting metadata from Flickr
Sebastiaan ter Burg: Example of Finnish tool which can bring data in from Flickr. The problem with Flickr is however that the licenses are not up-to-date (still CC 2.0) and don’t have PD in non-Flickr Commons accounts. |
| Contact for GLAMwiki toolset
Àlex Hinojo: Who you need to contact now, when Sebastiaan ter Burg is no longer there? Liam Wyatt: There are still people who are familiar of mass upload that can provide personalized assistance : Jean-Fred, Fae, Dan (Europeana) + GWT mailing list (for practitioners) ⇒ https://lists.wikimedia.org/mailman/listinfo/glamtools |
| Question about Coding da Vinci project
Barbara Fischer: There is a question about categories for Coding da Vinci uploads? Liam Wyatt: Contact the mailing list and send them xml file. Find most relevant template and draw lines, by taking existing example that can be used. A template of art photo can be used. Kaarel Vaidla: You can also create a new template on the basis of existing ones. |
| Structured metadata
Susanna Ånäs: Question concerning structured metadata. Liam Wyatt: The idea is bringing the power of metadata to commons. Eclectic list of things, which can use the power of Wikidata. Europeana is interested in mapping GLAM schemes for final use in Wikidata Barbara Fischer: Planned publishing for the second half of the year. |
| Grant proposal
https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Grants:PEG/Europeana/GLAMwiki_Toolset |
Next steps for GWT
[edit]| Original promise of GWT: Chapters funded it, Europeana built it, Wikimedia Foundation runs it. It does not have all the features now, but it functions as intended. The idea now is that we can move on. "version 2" Grant Proposal was vetoed by the WMF, because it needed code-review resources from Wikimedia Foundation and they didn't want to take ownership of the product in the long term. In 2011 it was not possible to do it externally (e.g O-Auth). Feedback about veto was given too late. Now, for a new product that does the same role, it should run on Wikimedia Labs or on Europeana Cloud, or any other external platform. It is now cheaper and easier to be built outside Mediawiki. This gives us the opportunity to revisit the whole investment in GWT since we have to go back to the start anyway. There are three broad options for the next step.
3 big options, on which Europeana asks our GW coordinators group’s opinion :
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| Opinions
StB : would prefer to have it built outside Labs, because labs stability is questionable and will stay a problem. Europeana not willing to permanently maintain an external tool for Wikimedia; unhappy with Labs Option A supported by developers at Europeana (ex: Dan Entous) Option B supported by project managers at Europeana Option C is supported by Marketing and Communications |
| Debate
Barbara Fischer: GLAM institutions say - one of the reasons for cooperation is to increase visibility in the world. If we reduce the idea they will change their mentality. Current motivation will fade away. Liam Wyatt: Current options will continue to exist. Annual uploads can be made with current tool. Europeana wants to focus on quality and not so much quantity. Commons is full of things that noone is using. Jonathan Cardy: For short-term, likes option C Àlex: let’s do a free vote ⇒ Option C wins, although option A got 8 votes in the first round Anne-Laure: What about combining options ? ⇒ Liam: Then it’s about resources allocation Ginevra: won’t we have same issues with option A that we have currently with GWT ⇒ Liam: less so, because not depending on WMF for security checks, etc. Liam (answering Marta) Advantage of Option B: focus on quality, disadvantage : will be politically slow to have 3rd parties (GLAM) actually put their contents Micha : Some GLAM in Switzerland (for example Swiss National Library or Swiss Federal Archives) prefer to upload complete collections so that haven’t to store the pictures by themselves on a dedicated server. This doesn’t work with option B. Sebastiaan : over what period of time will this be revisited Liam : option A & B will require a kind of proof of concept, to end up with a 1to 2 years grant option B: long negotiation period option C: can be implemented quickly, Liam’s position continues, also based on the TF’s outcomes Barbara: who will fund it / how will it be funded ? Could be a grant application, could be chapters’ money, etc. Option B - Would it be possible to add a library for GLAMs that do not have their collection online (in a high enough quality)? Liam: Implementation question. Offline upload and/or temporary online storage space could potentially be included in scope of options A or B if desired. |
| Vote (choose two of the three)
First vote: Option B received no votes, is excluded. Second vote: Option A receives some 'tentative' votes, option C overwhelming winner. Please email your arguments of your choice to Liam if you wish. |
Session 4: The Pitch
[edit]| Wiki Loves Art (BE/NL)
http://be.wikimedia.org/wiki/Wiki_Loves_Art http://nl.wikimedia.org/wiki/Wiki_Loves_Art_2016 Now Netherlands and Belgium. In February 2016. Pictures in museums, galleries, etc. Which part of their collection needs to be photographed. Model for modern art is different from historical art, we have about 5 models. Focus of Dutch is different than Belgian. Belgium - getting museums on board. Netherlands - everyone participate! |
| Wiki Loves Art + Global South (DE)
Like the idea of Wiki Loves Art, but as well Global South. Proposes new section - prioritize collections coming from the Global South. Involve also chapters from Global South. Wiki Loves Africa on French wiki - doing something similar (traditional costumes etc.). Discussion: Anthropologist position - they do not need their photos, but want their things back. Active local community involvement can resolve possible conflicts. There actually has been interest from colonies to have relevant information. See here for example: http://ortelia.com/new/portfolio/the-mobile-museum-project/ or http://www.materialworldblog.com/2012/08/the-mobile-museum-pilot-project/ |
| Wikiproject On Tour (Amical)
Shared account: WeAreWikipedia. Touring competitions / projects on Wikipedias. We can choose an European topic. |
| Wikimaps Expedition (FI)
The idea is an on-location camp for volunteers globally (1 week). E.g. disaster area, heritage site. Combines onsite and online activities. Before event: Local connections with archives. During event period: documentation, collection events and establishing editing practices. Being together + producing content. Planned between Finland and Sweden next summer - for pilot. |
| European Royal Residences (FR)
http://www.europeanroyalresidences.eu/ France has partnered with Versailles, which is in the network. Increase awareness, develop practices and share within the network. 19 members in different countries. Current goal to be more visible online. Just exchanged ideas with Versailles, but not contact yet.
Small presentation here : https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1zPJIn8xXjXXsGWH9du5RD8GX_ddQoQ-Vwyv6ZH7cwxk/edit?usp=sharing Discussion: Replicable, will inquire into it. |
| European Science Photo Competition (EE)
https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Commons:European_Science_Photo_Competition_2015 Make a successful local competition international. Quality contributors from scientific organizations and Wikimedia movement = quality images on Commons that can be used on every Wikipedia. |
| Wikisource CoderDojo (IT) (https://coderdojo.com/) https://it.wikisource.org/wiki/Wikisource:Bar#Wikisource_al_CoderDojo_di_Trento
International initiative to teach kids how to code. Putting together coderdojo and wikisource. Initiative in library read some WikiSource materials. CoderDojo has local branches - easy to replicate. About younger people to educate them about Wikipedia and open culture. |
| Wiki Loves Earth (UA)
http://wikilovesearth.org/ or https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Commons:Wiki_Loves_Earth_2015 On the basis of Wiki Loves Monuments. There is nature around us - thousands of notable natural sites are lacking photos! There are many institutions for collaboration - nature protection, parks & reserves, also asociations of nature photographers - both article and photo donations. Scalable, because 2014 15 countries participating. Takes place May-June. |
| Volunteer exchange (RS)
Exchanging GLAM volunteers. In the end of the projects those volunteers can work in an institution of their country. E.g. University library - using tools and digitizing. Greater motivation for participants and would scale up local projects. |
| Event organizers User right
Event IP marking (on location or not). Edits from new users allowed on a larger scale. No captcha on external links. 24 hours after the event would revert to normal. Make it easier to organize events. Endorsement! Discussion: We can all endorse! |
| Senior Citizens write Wikipedia (CZ)
Not idea of Wikimedia CZ, but works well in Czech Republic. High amount of editors. Inspire them to cooperate with local museums and GLAMs. People are happy to share experience. Discussion: Maybe idea for Inspire Campaign Gender Gap? Silver Knowledge on German Wikipedia. Problem with sustainability - in a general plan. https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Silberwissen Coop with Wikimedia Switzerland Learning pattern on Meta available Involving experts? - Wikimedia UK has done it somewhat, but it is an experiment. |
| Swiss GLAMmies (CH)
Regularly a Commons-page with a picture and small text that leads to a Wikipedia-article. Then promoted that page on social media. So social media users are lead to Commons and then to Wikipedia. This is something which we can offer GLAM, that their pictures are more visible. At the moment we have not sufficient human resources to make it regularly. Also the translation to different Swiss languages makes it difficult. But the idea can easily reproduced by other wikipedia versions and chapters. https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Commons:Swiss_GLAMmies/2015-02-28_Bockenkrieg https://www.facebook.com/SwissGLAMmies |
| Sum of All Pictures
Every institution talks about its own, but it is about bringing the power of Wikidata to GLAM. There is a project run with Amical and museums are extremely happy with it. |
| Europeana
Interested in joining in for European project. Europeana Sounds, Fashion and Art, slices into the content. UA - wax cylinders project (digitisation of late 19th-early 20th century recordings of folk music). Few GLAM institutions think about donating sound recordings, although they are of great value. |
Proposals by Finland
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Next steps
[edit]| Move GLAM documentation from outreach to meta.
What needs to be done? GLAM list discussion needed. Responsible: Romaine |
| “Pitches” to TMIG
Responsible: Axel |
| Tell your community about projects!
Wiki Loves Art Wiki Loves Earth Science Photo Competition Sum of all paintings Event Organiser Userright Responsible: Everyone |
| Royal Residences
More details: Anne-Laure |
| Train-the-trainer, share / export experience.
More details: Jonathan Cardy |
| Anthropology + invite neighbors experience
Responsible: Marta |
| Sustainable autonomous Àlex replication.
Responsible: Àlex |
| Training calendar for GLAM tools, contracts (Hangout?)
Responsible: Liam |
| Communication on regular basis. GLAMout global? Other events used for meeting? OpenGlam - monthly letter.(https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Grants:APG/Proposals/2013-2014_round1/Wikimedia_Sverige/Progress_report_form/Q3 Report with short videos) |
General information
[edit]- Links & Resources
- https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/2015_European_GLAMwiki_Coordinators_meeting
- https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Category:2015_European_GLAMwiki_Coordinators_meeting
- List of tools: https://outreach.wikimedia.org/wiki/GLAM/Resources/Tools
- https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Report_on_requirements_for_usage_and_reuse_statistics_for_GLAM_content.pdf
- GLAM Promotional Material from WMDE
- https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/a/af/GLAM-Flyer-web.pdf GLAM leaflet
- https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/c/c1/GLAM-Brosch%C3%BCre.pdf GLAM broschure in German
- https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/3/34/Open_Content_A_Practical_Guide_to_Using_Creative_Commons_Licences_web.pdf UNESCO broschure
- https://wikimedia.de/w/images.homepage/1/15/CC-NC_Leitfaden_2013_engl.pdf why NC is so stupid
- https://wikimedia.de/w/images.homepage/6/6d/GLAM-BROSCHUERE_2013_web.pdf GLAM broschure. Swedish version Kulturskatter på nätet, Finnish version Kulttuuri verkossa
- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZeDgvEkxwxg den Zugang öffnen, promoten open Content for GLAM , English subtitles
- https://vimeo.com/113913804 Wikipedia on GLAM Tour with English Subtitles and others