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{{w|Cancer Research UK}} have requested a Wikipedia Academy, following from the success of the Wikimedia Foundation's [[wikipedia:Wikipedia:Academy/NIH 2009|National Institutes of Health Wikipedia Academy in 2009]]. The academy will be in two parts. First, a presentation-format introduction to Wikipedia lasting around 2 hours, potentially being run on 31 January 2011. Second, a workshop-format hands-on Academy lasting for a full day, potentially being run on 28 March 2011. Both parts will take place at CRUK's Angel office.
{{w|Cancer Research UK}} requested a Wikipedia Workshop, following from the success of the Wikimedia Foundation's [[wikipedia:Wikipedia:Academy/NIH 2009|National Institutes of Health Wikipedia Academy in 2009]]. The workshop was run in two parts. First, a presentation-format introduction to Wikipedia lasting around 2 hours was run on 31 January 2011. Second, a hands-on workshop lasting for a full day was run on 28 March 2011. Both parts took place at CRUK's Angel office.
 
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== Participants ==
== Presentation (31 January 2011) ==
* [[User:Mike Peel|Mike Peel]]
* [[Wikipedia:User:Alexbateman|Alex Bateman]]
* [[User:Rockpocket|Darren Logan]]
* [[Wikipedia:User:Ppgardne|Paul Gardner]]
* [[Wikipedia:User:Magnus Manske|Magnus Manske]]
* [[Wikipedia:User:MartinPoulter|Martin Poulter]]
* Andrew Turvey
 
== Presentation plan ==
The presentation should be broad enough to interest both those wanting to edit themselves, and those wanting general background information on Wikipedia and how it works.
The presentation should be broad enough to interest both those wanting to edit themselves, and those wanting general background information on Wikipedia and how it works.


# What is Wikipedia/Wikimedia?
# What is Wikipedia/Wikimedia?
#: Generally overviewing the different projects, their reach, 'featured articles', etc.
#: Generally overviewing the different projects, their reach, 'featured articles', who are Wikimedians, etc.
#: '''Presentation given by [[User:Mike Peel|Mike Peel]]. [http://www.mikepeel.net/presentations/2011/cruk.pdf slides] and [http://blog.wikimedia.org/blog/2010/09/24/four-videos-of-wikipedias-volunteers/ videos]'''
# What makes a Wikipedia article?
# What makes a Wikipedia article?
#: Going through the various components in a featured article, perhaps also a stub. Covering the principles that go into each article (NPOV, RS, etc.)
#: Going through the various components in a featured article, perhaps also a stub. Covering the principles that go into each article (NPOV, RS, etc.)
#: '''Presentation given by [[Wikipedia:User:Magnus Manske|Magnus Manske]]. [https://docs.google.com/viewer?a=v&pid=explorer&chrome=true&srcid=0B-2ilzYYFhjjMDUzZjU3NzMtN2VhYy00ZWE2LTkwMmEtNWNmYTJiMTJiY2Ux&hl=en_GB&authkey=CIastN4P slides].'''
# Current coverage of cancer research / other related topics on Wikipedia
# Current coverage of cancer research / other related topics on Wikipedia
#:Some hit rates from enwiki: 9k hits per day (3 million a year!) for Cancer, 3.5k for Chemotherapy, 2.5k per day for Oncology
#:Some hit rates from enwiki: 9k hits per day (3 million a year!) for Cancer, 3.5k for Chemotherapy, 2.5k per day for Oncology
#: Statistics of the articles; skimming through some examples (audience-selected perhaps?); introducing relevant Wikiprojects; etc. – [[Wikipedia:Wikipedia:WikiProject_Medicine|Medicine]] ([[Wikipedia:Wikipedia:WikiProject_Medicine/Hematology-oncology_task_force|incl. Hematology-oncology task force]]), [[Wikipedia:Wikipedia:WikiProject_Biology|Biology]], [[Wikipedia:Wikipedia:WikiProject Molecular and Cellular Biology|Molecular and Cellular Biology]], [[Wikipedia:Wikipedia:WikiProject Pharmacology|Pharmacology]]
#: Statistics of the articles; skimming through some examples (audience-selected perhaps?); introducing relevant Wikiprojects; etc. – [[Wikipedia:Wikipedia:WikiProject_Medicine|Medicine]] ([[Wikipedia:Wikipedia:WikiProject_Medicine/Hematology-oncology_task_force|incl. Hematology-oncology task force]]), [[Wikipedia:Wikipedia:WikiProject_Biology|Biology]], [[Wikipedia:Wikipedia:WikiProject Molecular and Cellular Biology|Molecular and Cellular Biology]], [[Wikipedia:Wikipedia:WikiProject Pharmacology|Pharmacology]]
#: Should also cover Rfam etc.
#: Should also cover Rfam etc.
# The basics of adding information to articles
#: '''Presentation given by [[User:Rockpocket|Darren Logan]]: [http://www.slideshare.net/Rockpocket/cancer-and-wikimedia slides]. Also see [[:wikipedia:User:Skysmith/Missing_topics_about_Medicine#Tumors_and_cancers]] and [[:wikipedia:User:Rockpocket/Training]].'''
# The basics of adding information to articles, and other ways to help improve articles
#: using the 'edit' button, referencing material ([[Wikipedia:Wikipedia:MEDRS|WP:MEDRS]]), [[Wikipedia:Wikipedia:MEDICAL|WP:MEDICAL]], adding material, etc. In enough depth to show what's involved and how to make a start, but not too detailed
#: using the 'edit' button, referencing material ([[Wikipedia:Wikipedia:MEDRS|WP:MEDRS]]), [[Wikipedia:Wikipedia:MEDICAL|WP:MEDICAL]], adding material, etc. In enough depth to show what's involved and how to make a start, but not too detailed
# Other ways to help improve articles
#: Also: keeping a watchlist, reviewing, suggesting refs/improvements via Talk, sharing sources/images
#: keeping a watchlist, reviewing, suggesting refs/improvements via Talk, sharing sources/images
#: '''Presentation given by [[Wikipedia:User:Ppgardne|Paul Gardner]]: [https://sites.google.com/site/rnainformatics/wikipedia-training slides].
# How to avoid common pitfalls
# How to avoid common pitfalls and interact with others
#: Common problems, e.g. copyright of images, Conflicts of Interest, content disagreements (particularly public vs. experts), etc.. How to ask for help.
#: Common problems, e.g. copyright of images, Conflicts of Interest, content disagreements (particularly public vs. experts), etc.. How to ask for help, and more generally interact with other editors.
#: '''Presentation given by [[Wikipedia:User:MartinPoulter|Martin Poulter]]: [http://www.slideshare.net/martinpoulter/common-pitfalls-in-engaging-with-wikipedia slides].'''
# Q&A
# Q&A


== Workshop plan ==
== Workshop (28 March 2011) ==
TBD. This session will be aimed at those wanting to directly edit Wikipedia. Advanced planning of which articles could be worked on during the session, and preparation of materials by participants, would be useful.
This session is aimed at those wanting to directly edit Wikipedia, and focuses on helping attendees edit Wikipedia.
* Advanced planning of which articles could be worked on during the session, and preparation of materials by participants, would be useful.
* Experience suggests getting participants to create an account in advance is helpful.
* Experience suggests getting participants to create an account in advance is helpful.
* A modified form of [[Wikipedia:User:Rockpocket/Training|these training pages]] could perhaps be used during in the workshop.
* A modified form of [[Wikipedia:User:Rockpocket/Training|these training pages]] could perhaps be used during in the workshop.
* [http://jonudell.net/udell/gems/umlaut/umlaut.html History of a Wikipedia article: Heavy Metal Umlaut] (featuring the {{w|Metal umlaut}} article from creation until 2005)
The session run between 10.00am-4.30pm. Lunch took place in CRUK's canteen.
Participants / Wikipedia Guides:
* [[User:Mike Peel|Mike Peel]]
* [[Wikipedia:User:MartinPoulter|Martin Poulter]]
* [[Wikipedia:User:Magnus Manske|Magnus Manske]]
* [[Wikipedia:User:Alexbateman|Alex Bateman]]
* [[Wikipedia:User:The Land|Chris Keating]]
* [[Wikipedia:User:Tom_Morris|Tom Morris]]
* [[Wikipedia:User:Rockpocket|Darren Logan (remotely)]]
Attendees:
* {{w|User:HenryScow}}
* {{w|User:Oisan}}
* {{w|User:Ssclow}}
* {{w|User:Harris37}}
* {{w|User:Hln2011}}
* {{w|User:Peachnellba}}
* {{w|User:Mpwnw1}}
* {{w|User:Jah998}}
* {{w|User:OakIslander}}
* {{w|User:Matt wickenden}}
Planned articles to work on:
* {{w|Relay For Life}}
{| class="wikitable sortable"
! Articles edited
|-
| {{w|Human papillomavirus}}
|-
| {{w|Melanoma}}
|-
| {{w|Cancer screening}}
|-
| {{w|Cervical screening}} (New article)
|-
| {{w|Pap test}}
|-
| {{w|Christ's College Chapel Choir}}
|-
| {{w|The Hallmarks of Cancer}} (New article)
|-
| {{w|Cancer}}
|-
| {{w|Childhood leukemia}}
|-
| {{w|Alcohol and cancer}}
|-
| {{w|Talk:Acute myeloid leukemia}}
|-
| {{w|Cancer Research UK}}
|-
| {{w|Colorectal cancer}}
|-
| {{w|Oak Island}}
|-
| {{w|Ovarian cancer}}
|-
| {{w|Shine (fundraising event)}} (New Article)
|-
| {{w|Malaysian cuisine}}
|-
| {{w|Peranakan}}
|}
Other stuff we did:
* Nominated {{w|The Hallmarks of Cancer}} for {{w|WP:DYK}}.
== Press coverage ==
== Press coverage ==
* [[Press releases/Cancer Research UK]]
* BBC News, 4 April 2011 [http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-12887075 Cancer charity to tidy up Wikipedia]
* ''The Times'', 4 April 2011 [http://www.thetimes.co.uk/tto/health/news/article2971655.ece Cancer Research UK to edit information on Wikipedia] with sidebar [http://www.thetimes.co.uk/tto/health/article2971662.ece 'The web is a source of knowledge that will save lives'] (NB behind a paywall)
* ''The Times'', 4 April 2011 [http://www.thetimes.co.uk/tto/opinion/leaders/article2971480.ece Knowledge and Hope (opinion)] (NB behind a paywall)
* ''New Scientist'', 9 April 2011 [http://www.newscientist.com/article/mg21028072.600-cancer-charity-tidies-up-wikipedia.html Cancer charity tidies up Wikipedia]
== Follow up ==
* {{w|Wikipedia:Village pump (proposals)#Patient_information_boxes|Patient information boxes proposal on Village Pump}} [[User:Tom Morris|Tom Morris]] 12:30, 6 April 2011 (UTC)
[[Category:Training events for newcomers]]
[[Category:Events in 2011]]
[[Category:Events in London]]
[[Category:Expert Outreach]]
[[Category:Editathons]]

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CRUK staff learning to edit Wikipedia

Cancer Research UK requested a Wikipedia Workshop, following from the success of the Wikimedia Foundation's National Institutes of Health Wikipedia Academy in 2009. The workshop was run in two parts. First, a presentation-format introduction to Wikipedia lasting around 2 hours was run on 31 January 2011. Second, a hands-on workshop lasting for a full day was run on 28 March 2011. Both parts took place at CRUK's Angel office.

Presentation (31 January 2011)

The presentation should be broad enough to interest both those wanting to edit themselves, and those wanting general background information on Wikipedia and how it works.

  1. What is Wikipedia/Wikimedia?
    Generally overviewing the different projects, their reach, 'featured articles', who are Wikimedians, etc.
    Presentation given by Mike Peel. slides and videos
  2. What makes a Wikipedia article?
    Going through the various components in a featured article, perhaps also a stub. Covering the principles that go into each article (NPOV, RS, etc.)
    Presentation given by Magnus Manske. slides.
  3. Current coverage of cancer research / other related topics on Wikipedia
    Some hit rates from enwiki: 9k hits per day (3 million a year!) for Cancer, 3.5k for Chemotherapy, 2.5k per day for Oncology
    Statistics of the articles; skimming through some examples (audience-selected perhaps?); introducing relevant Wikiprojects; etc. – Medicine (incl. Hematology-oncology task force), Biology, Molecular and Cellular Biology, Pharmacology
    Should also cover Rfam etc.
    Presentation given by Darren Logan: slides. Also see wikipedia:User:Skysmith/Missing_topics_about_Medicine#Tumors_and_cancers and wikipedia:User:Rockpocket/Training.
  4. The basics of adding information to articles, and other ways to help improve articles
    using the 'edit' button, referencing material (WP:MEDRS), WP:MEDICAL, adding material, etc. In enough depth to show what's involved and how to make a start, but not too detailed
    Also: keeping a watchlist, reviewing, suggesting refs/improvements via Talk, sharing sources/images
    Presentation given by Paul Gardner: slides.
  5. How to avoid common pitfalls and interact with others
    Common problems, e.g. copyright of images, Conflicts of Interest, content disagreements (particularly public vs. experts), etc.. How to ask for help, and more generally interact with other editors.
    Presentation given by Martin Poulter: slides.
  6. Q&A

Workshop (28 March 2011)

This session is aimed at those wanting to directly edit Wikipedia, and focuses on helping attendees edit Wikipedia.

  • Advanced planning of which articles could be worked on during the session, and preparation of materials by participants, would be useful.
  • Experience suggests getting participants to create an account in advance is helpful.
  • A modified form of these training pages could perhaps be used during in the workshop.
  • History of a Wikipedia article: Heavy Metal Umlaut (featuring the Metal umlaut article from creation until 2005)

The session run between 10.00am-4.30pm. Lunch took place in CRUK's canteen.

Participants / Wikipedia Guides:

Attendees:

Planned articles to work on:

Articles edited
Human papillomavirus
Melanoma
Cancer screening
Cervical screening (New article)
Pap test
Christ's College Chapel Choir
The Hallmarks of Cancer (New article)
Cancer
Childhood leukemia
Alcohol and cancer
Talk:Acute myeloid leukemia
Cancer Research UK
Colorectal cancer
Oak Island
Ovarian cancer
Shine (fundraising event) (New Article)
Malaysian cuisine
Peranakan

Other stuff we did:

Press coverage

Follow up

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