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Summary of the event
Many Wikipedia articles lack images, even though great images are often available. This is a workshop for people who do not have much experience of editing, but would like to help. Please bring your laptop with you if possible.
What will we learn?
- What Wikipedia's image library, Wikimedia Commons is.
- How to organise images on Commons
- How to add images from Commons onto Wikipedia
- How to add captions to images
- When we have lots of relevant images in Commons how to show this in Wikipedia
- How to add image descriptions for blind people and those using text readers
Attendees
If you are attending, please write your User name below - that will help us provide you with support in the future.
- Sha951
- greenspangle
Further help
Contact the trainers present on the day
Contact the Wikimedia UK office
daria.cybulskawikimedia.org.uk, 0207 065 0994
Useful links to get you started on Wikimedia Commons
- Commons:First steps
- Commons:Categories - not over-helpful; try S.5.1 "Categorization tips"
and Wikipedia
- Wikipedia tutorial - A step by step guide to basic article editing
- Help:Contents/Editing Wikipedia - Eek, my head is starting to hurt! Too much choice.
- Wikipedia:Simplified ruleset - general principles; read before you start, not when you get stuck.