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Report of activities for 2024 - Capacity Exchange

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First quarter report (Jan-Mar)

An Outreachy Program for the Wikimedia Peer Power Tool

Outreachy participants and their mentors.

Between December 2023 and March 2024, the Capacity Exchange team participated in Outreachy,[1] an international internship program for open-source and open science projects, mentoring Oyindamola Olatunji, a young developer from Nigeria. Our participation is related to WMB's strategy under the axis of (Re)imagining the socio-technical infrastructure of the Wikimedia Movement: Collaborating within the Wikimedia Movement and with external stakeholders for the development of open technologies aligned with the strategic direction of knowledge as a service.

The objective of our Outreachy engagement was the development of a Python application for Capacity Exchange. The internship involved weekly mentoring sessions with the intern, interspersed with formal and bilateral feedback points. Additionally, it included integration activities with the CapX and WMB teams. Qualitatively, the internship provided insights into international mentoring of interns in the field of open-source and open science. And it led to the expected deliverable: the Python application was developed.[2]

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Second quarter report (Apr-Jun)

CapX Front-end Deployment

Landing page

Building upon our Technical Plan, we started the front-end implementation, considering the Mobile First principle and enabling translation and dark mode. The web application is now hosted at https://capx.toolforge.org.[3] The implementation is related to the strategic direction of "(Re)imagine the sociotechnical infrastructure of the Wikimedia Movement" by acting from a Global South perspective while exploring solutions to improve user's access and user experience.

The goal was to deliver a functional, responsive, and remarkable interface for the web application's landing page. Foremost, the back-front-end dynamics had to work perfectly. Additionally, the page had to embody the project's visual identity. We delivered according to these expectations and managed to set structures to the translation to function through TranslateWiki. We have also implemented the light/dark mode toggle, which is ready to be operated on all future pages. Besides the main delivery, we have also managed to set the main structures for the deployment of the following pages, which are: Profile, Skills, and Events. Since the beginning of the implementation, two months ago, we achieved Release 1.6.2 on the back-end and Release 1.1.2 on the front-end.[4][5]

Operational and General metrics

Operational and General metrics
Activity Metrics Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Total References
Community sessions Number of sessions - 2 - - 2 [6]
Communications Deliverables Number of community publications 1 - - - 1 [2]
Products Number of new or improved products 2 - - - 2 [7][8]
Resources Number of resources - 4 - - 4 [9][10][11][3]
- Number of participants 60 87 - - 147 [7][12][13][8][14][9][10][6][11][3]
Number of editors 2 61 - - 63 [7][8][15][6][11][3]
Number of editors that continue to participate/retained after activities 2 17 - - 19 [7][2][8][15][6][11][3]
Number of organizers 12 6 - - 18 [7][2][12][16][13][8][15][14][9][10][6][17][11][3]
Number of organizers that continue to participate/retained after activities 10 3 - - 13 [7][2][12][16][13][8][15][14][9][10][6][17][11][3]