See here for the full proposal:
http://www.wikimedia.org.au//wiki/User:SatuSuro/Wheatbelt_Project
http://www.wikimedia.org.au/wiki/User:SatuSuro/Wheatbelt_Project
See here for the 2014 list of possible activities:
http://www.wikimedia.org.au//wiki/Proposal:2014_Annual_Plan
Tony1 has made some comments about the 2014 Annual Plan:
http://www.wikimedia.org.au/wiki/Proposal_talk:2014_Annual_Plan
and I hope we will be hearing more from others!
In regard to his comment about WMAU being represented at international
events, it's probably worth a broader
Agreed. Also, at least one of the International events: Wikimania, offers
support for travel already. But targeting funds for the purposes you
outline seems a good idea.
Speaking of Wikimania... and linking to the WAJER idea, but ignoring the
chinwagging perspective, how about ab annual event
Is this suggestion because we are dissatisfied with the dozens if not
hundreds and thousands of instructional videos already available? Maybe the
suggestion is for Australian accent and language versions? A series in an
Indigenous language would be remarkable! Or perhaps the suggestion is to
More videos are not needed. More hands on mentoring probably is.
On 21/07/13 08:43, Kerry Raymond wrote:
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Also we struggle to find volunteers among WMAU members and the
Australian WP community for our edit training workshops as our library
partners like to run these events on
Yes, agreed. Though I think there are ways such an event can take place
cheaply, and even ways for it to make money (Rego fees but free for
members).
For example, we're pulling together a little one day conference for a
couple of hundred dollars and a heap of in kind:
One of our(WMAU) issues is that we work in isolation for most editors that
isolation isnt a big issue but our best results come form when we break
that isolation and bring people together. WMAU biggest achievement came
when we were able to bring a group together in Canberra in 2009, we changed
the
we’d probably need to spend some money on professional tools for making
instructional videos (screen-capture and video-editing software) and perhaps
some training on how to use them effectively
I was assuming WMAU would hire a contractor for the tech side. There are
skilled individuals who
Another idea for the list. .. sorry if this is already in there.
Australian Response to WMF campaigns. Riding on the shoulder of relative
giants, when WMF run something like Wikimedia Loves Monuments, WmAu somehow
knows in advance and runs WmAu Loves Monuments. Same for the video series
Impact
The production people I work with at ABC Open maybe persuaded to do the
videos for us, they already have the reach we'd need...
On 21 July 2013 13:18, Tony Souter to...@iinet.net.au wrote:
Someone mentioned the social aspect of face-to-face edit training vs
professionally produced training
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