2014 Activity Plan/Merchandise and publications: Difference between revisions

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Through the promotion of our work by publishing guides to what we do, education work, GLAM projects, [[:Commons:File:Welcome to Wikipedia booklet, UK version.pdf|How to Edit]], [How to use Commons etc we offer online and in-the-hand material to enthuse newcomers and reinforce the learning we offer. Of course T-shirts, mugs and other [[:WMUK:Merchandise|merchandise]] work too to reward people, help them identify with our work, and help brand our workshops and conferences.


Some of the materials we create are based on existing resources, such as the ''[[:WMUK:File:Wp Commons SHIP 12pp September UK.pdf|contributing to Wikimedia Commons]]'' booklet produced by Sage Ross. Others, such as our [[:WMUK:GLAM Booklet 2013|GLAM booklet]], will be created from scratch, with contributions from the community. They will be created and printed/shared online as demand arises for existing publications, or as need is demonstrated, such as the GLAM booklet.
Essentially, we use the materials to support outreach events, activities, and the Wikimedia UK volunteer community in general. The information booklets serve an aim of raising awareness of free knowledge and Wikimedia UK, eventually leading to more engagement of external parties with our projects.
To learn more about our Annual Review, please see the Communications section of this annual plan.


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*An indication of success will be that ‘How to edit Wikipedia’ booklets reach 1000 people/year (merch stock gdoc)
:Stock levels of all materials are maintained in line with community needs
*All appropriate merchandise is offered to, and made available to, volunteers
:All appropriate merchandise is offered to, and made available to, volunteers
*The community is involved in the design and copywriting
:The community is involved throughout the design and copywriting phases of production
*All materials are reviewed by end of 2014-15 to ensure they are still accurate, relevant and required (survey)
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Revision as of 10:07, 18 December 2013

Lead member of staff

Richard Nevell and Stevie Benton

Indicative budget amount

£5,000

Description and overall rationale

Through the promotion of our work by publishing guides to what we do, education work, GLAM projects, How to Edit, [How to use Commons etc we offer online and in-the-hand material to enthuse newcomers and reinforce the learning we offer. Of course T-shirts, mugs and other merchandise work too to reward people, help them identify with our work, and help brand our workshops and conferences.

Some of the materials we create are based on existing resources, such as the contributing to Wikimedia Commons booklet produced by Sage Ross. Others, such as our GLAM booklet, will be created from scratch, with contributions from the community. They will be created and printed/shared online as demand arises for existing publications, or as need is demonstrated, such as the GLAM booklet.

Essentially, we use the materials to support outreach events, activities, and the Wikimedia UK volunteer community in general. The information booklets serve an aim of raising awareness of free knowledge and Wikimedia UK, eventually leading to more engagement of external parties with our projects.

To learn more about our Annual Review, please see the Communications section of this annual plan.

Timelines - i.e. what happens quarter by quarter


Success criteria and Metrics - overall and quarter by quarter breakdown if relevant
Risks