Grants:IdeaLab/The best idea
Audience
[edit]Who are the people you want to introduce Wikipedia to?
[edit]Try to be as specific as possible about this group.
In what languages do they search for information, online or otherwise?
[edit]English
In what ways does this group communicate with each other?
[edit]This can include services and apps in social media, mailing lists, physical spaces like conferences or lectures, or at specific institutions like at a library.
What are some reasons this group would use Wikipedia? How would they benefit from it, or what would they find useful?
[edit]Think about what they would be interested in reading and learning about; does Wikipedia provide better access to information this group cares about?
Project idea
[edit]What language Wikipedia projects will you promote to new readers?
[edit]English
How will you communicate with new readers? Will you be communicating with them online, in-person, or both?
[edit]Online
Describe your idea to engage new readers. How might it be implemented? What will you tell people about Wikipedia?
[edit]Think about the steps that might involved to make this idea happen, and what you might teach people about your experience or others' experiences using Wikipedia.
The new readers would spread the link on the social networking sites....
How will you know if this project is successful? What are some outcomes that you can share after the project is completed?
[edit]If you’re not certain about how to respond to this question when starting your idea, you do not need to answer it right now. Campaign participants and Wikimedia Foundation staff can help you consider some options.
When we see share button
Do you think you can implement this idea? What support do you need?
[edit]Do you need people with specific skills or resources to complete this idea? Are there any financial needs for this project? Do you need advising from Wikimedia Foundation staff?
Yes.
Get Involved
[edit]About the idea creator
[edit]Participants
[edit]- Project manager I need RECOGNITION... I want be part of Wikipedia... I want a card I.D. that say I am working in Wikipedia (like other have a I.D. card of Google, etc.)... and many students in the university will want a I.D. card that say they doing something special for the world. Wikipedia can give me official authorization for talk with the authorities of the Universities and start recruiting. We need a developer that work in the code for let put question at end of articles (I think that it is not hard) and generate a score (recognition) and let share it in Facebook. Vladimir Mendoza (talk) 23:48, 1 February 2018 (UTC)
Endorsements
[edit]- Great Idea Kautuk1 (talk) 12:23, 31 January 2018 (UTC)
- All people want respect and esteem in social networks, If I learn some new knowledge in Wikipedia I want that people known that I learn it very well... in this way if Wikipedia can put a list of question at the end of the articles and I can answer this question well... I want that Wikipedia give me a option for SHARE this achievement in my Facebook timeline with a score. And I want that Wikipedia can give me a "Diploma or Degree" when I study and answer well so many articles about some matter (Wikipedia can create a list of articles that I need read for get this "Diploma or Degree" ). If Wikipedia can evaluate me and say that I am proficient, expert or I am qualified in some matter... and I can share this recognition in Facebook. I think so many people want get similar o better recognition. I am focus in EGO and it never fails. Vladimir Mendoza (talk) 23:45, 1 February 2018 (UTC)
Expand your idea
[edit]Would a grant from the Wikimedia Foundation help make your idea happen? You can expand this idea into a grant proposal.
No funding needed?
[edit]Does your idea not require funding, but you're not sure about what to do next? Not sure how to start a proposal on your local project that needs consensus? Contact Chris Schilling on-wiki at I JethroBT (WMF) (talk · contribs) or via e-mail at cschilling
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