| This event spans multiple dates: | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| 15 Nov 2023 | 11:00 - 13:00 | Online | |
| 22 Nov 2023 | 10:00 - 16:30 | Cambridge University Library (South Wing Study Hub) | |
- Description
Description
After the fantastic success of our last Wikipedia edit-a-thon in May, we are once again calling on the expertise of students and staff here at Cambridge to bring underrepresented histories ‘out of the shadows’ and into the light on Wikipedia.
No prior Wiki experience is required! We will host an online training session at 11am on 15 November to get you set-up.
On 22 November we will host our edit-a-thon at the University Library. This will be a drop-in event where you can access support throughout the day to help improve and expand Wikipedia’s content. Hosted jointly by Doing History in Public, Cambridge University Libraries, and Cambridge Digital Humanities, with the assistance of Wikimedia UK’s ‘Connected Heritage Team‘, we hope to get as many new pages created and edits made as possible. Those who can join us for the day on 22 November will receive a free voucher to use in the UL Tea Room on the day!
If you cannot be in Cambridge on 22 November, we will do our best to enable you to interact remotely. You can also follow updates on Twitter via the hashtag #OOTSwiki.
This event is being organised on behalf of the editors of the Doing History in Public collaborative blog, but is also open to other interested graduate students and staff at the University of Cambridge.
