Strategy/Wikimedia movement/2018-20/Working Groups/Product & Technology/da
Movement Strategy Working Groups |
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Thematic Working Groups (2018-2019) |
Writing Working Groups (2019-2020) |
Movement strategy working groups are currently undergoing a transition as the process moves from drafting recommendations to synthesizing those recommendations into one coherent set. We are not in an open consultation phase at the moment, but you can review the draft recommendations below. |
Overblik
Nøgleord
Platform, engineering, software development
Fokus
- together with a wider spectrum of stakeholders, map future scenarios for product and technology development;
- develop structures for continuous communication and ongoing connections between product/technology teams, groups, communities and other stakeholders in the movement and beyond;
- map the needs and expectations for local technological capacity building.
Rationale
Wikimedia is striving to become the essential infrastructure in the ecosystem of free knowledge, which has large implications for the future of our product and technology. A lot of strategic work in this context is already happening, and different teams, groups and individuals are working towards making Wikimedia technologically ready for change.
We need to explore future scenarios for how Wikipedia and Wikimedia might continue to evolve, not just as the encyclopedia, but as a dynamic source of free knowledge for the world. Conversations regarding technology, product and platform evolution need to include critical stakeholders in the movement (affiliates, project communities, individual developers, product designers,) to ensure a local and contextual relevance of the change. The structures for strategic conversations beyond feature requests are currently non-existent. The Product and Technology Working Group will serve as a platform to initiate and facilitate these conversations around expectations and needs of the critical stakeholder groups.
Our product relevance to individual languages, communities, and cultures is dependant on our ability to nurture local capacity to adapt and build technologies that suit specific localized user needs. The Working Group will function as an outreach channel for these needs and give advice to the teams who are building the products and technologies for our movement.
Vejledende spørgsmål
These questions are not meant to be answered one-to-one but should help the group frame their own conversations and their consultations with movement stakeholders.
- What is the future of Wikimedia product and technology and who are the stakeholders that need to be included in this conversation?
- What are the structures we need to engage with a wider spectrum of stakeholders from the Wikimedia movement and beyond to contribute to these conversations?
- How can we build local volunteer developer networks and connect them with the local communities they serve to advance our aspiration to become the essential infrastructure in the ecosystem of free knowledge?
- How must the experience of access, consumption and contribution evolve to engage communities that are currently unserved or underserved?
Postliste
wg2030-productandtechnologywikimedia.org
Medlemmer
Navn | Organisation/projekt | Rolle | Geografi |
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Asen Stefanov | Wikimedianere i Bulgarien | Frivillig | Central og østeuropa |
Christophe Henner | Wikimedia Foundation | Bestyrelsesmedlem | Vesteuropa |
Corey Floyd | Wikimedia Foundation | Ansat | Nordamerika, Europa |
Derick Ndimnain Alangi | Wikimedianere i Cameroon brugergruppe | Founding member | Centralafrika |
Franziska Heine | Wikimedia Deutschland | Ansat | Centraleuropa |
Gergő Tisza | MediaWiki developer community | Frivillig | Central og østeuropa |
Josh Minor | Wikimedia Foundation | Ansat | Nordamerika |
Kristina Millona | Albanian WP | Frivillig | Østeuropa |
Kate Chapman | Wikimedia Foundation | Ansat | Nordamerika |
matanya | Meta-Wiki, Hebrew Wikipedia | Frivillig | Vestasien |
Perside Rosalie | Wikimedians of Cameroon User Group | Frivillig | Centralafrika |
RYU Cheol | Wikimedianere i Korea | Bestyrelsesmedlem | Østasien |
Srishti Sethi | Wikimedia Foundation | Ansat | Nordamerika |
Stephane Coillet-Matillon | Kiwix | Ansat | Vesteuropa |
Reports and documents
Anbefalinger
Please take a look at the draft recommendations (September 2019):
- Evaluate and Decentralize Technology Components
- Support Community Decision-making
- Open Product Proposal Process
- Deployment Council
- Disseminate Product Knowledge
- Realize the Potential of the Third-Party Ecosystem
- Movement Technology Ethics Review Process
- Monitoring Product Trust and Availability
- Developing an Evolving Technology Vision and Strategy
First draft recommendations are available as well (August 2019).
There is also an abbreviated, translated version prepared for easier engagement.
Scoping document
- Scoping document (March 2019)
- Background material: Platform evolution, Feature/Software Requirements, Developer Ecosystem, Funding, Role in Society
Wikimedia Conference Working Group Report (2018)
- Samtalens fokus
The discussions of the technology group at the Wikimedia Conference 2018 varied from specific features and software requirements to more general conversations regarding platform evolution strategy and even the role of Wikimedia technology in society.
Hvad? | Hvem? | Hvordan? |
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There was a shared understanding that Working Group discussions need to include diverse stakeholders:
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A suggested outline for the Working Group process:
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If you would like to know more details about the Working Group discussions on this theme, please consult the documentation.
Ressourcer
Eksisterende materialer
This is a non-exhaustive list. Please add more sources that provide context, background information and insights related to the thematic area.
- Phase I - Cycle 2: Research on technology trends
- Phase I - Cycle 2: Adoption of mainstream technology globally
- Considering 2030: Future technology trends will impact the Wikimedia movement
- Considering 2030: Misinformation, verification and propaganda
- Phase I - Cycle 2: The Augmented Age
- Phase I - Features and Programs report summary
- MediaWiki Platform Architecture Principles
- Wikimedia Technical Conference 2018
- MediaWiki Specialized groups
- Wikimedia Technical Committee
- Platform Evolution initiative
- Research report: Governance and Collaboration in the Wikimedia Development Ecosystem