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[[File:UK Wikimedian of the Year 2012.jpg|thumb|right|A sample design - it may look like this]]
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==UK Wikimedia of the Year==
[[File:WikiCon UK 2012 C.JPG|250px|thumb|right|The UK Wikimedian of the Year 2012 prizes]]
It has been proposed that we have an annual competition to recognise the contribution of UK Wikimedians. The idea started last year when Fae and Roger wrote a GLAM blog post where we recognised Matthew Cock's contribution to our mission. (He is the manager at the BM who agreed to host the first Wikipedian in Residence). The UK board have had some discussions and we are open to suggestions for most of it. However we have decided that we will decide who gets "UK Wikimedian of the Year" (that will save lots of COI debates about how that one is awarded). The price we pay for that is that we can't be nominated.  
The '''UK Wikimedian of the Year''' is an annual award given by Wikimedia UK to thank those in the UK or abroad who have helped the UK Wikimedia movement. These volunteers and institutions have gone above and beyond the call of duty to help bring open knowledge to all.


What we thought was :-
The prizes were first awarded at [[WikiConference UK 2012]] at the Science Museum on 12 May 2012. The purpose of the awards is to recognise achievement - and inspire efforts for next year!


=Name "Wikimedia UK Annual Awards" (WUKAs)=
==Categories & Winners==
The purpose is to recognise achievement and hopefully inspire efforts for next year.
[[File:UK Wikimedian of the Year 2012 3 portrait.jpg|thumb|John Byrne, 2012 winner of UK Wikimedian of the Year]]
 
==Categories==
*UK Wikimedian of the Year
*UK Wikimedian of the Year
:#[[User:Johnbod|John Byrne]], for his work getting Wikimedia UK Charity Status
:#[[User:Rock drum|Rock drum]], for his work with the GLAM sector and with the [[outreach:GLAM/Newsletter|GLAM newsletter]]
:#[[User:Jdforrester|James Forrester]], for organising over 50 Wikimeets in the UK
*GLAM of the Year
*GLAM of the Year
:#{{w|Derby Museum and Art Gallery}}, for helping launch QRpedia codes in the UK (and worldwide)
:#{{w|Herbert Art Gallery and Museum}}, for fully embracing the Wikimedia movement, releasing content, and holding regular events
:#{{w|National Maritime Museum}}, for releasing thousands of historical records of ships under the CC-BY-SA licence
*Educational Institution of the Year
*Educational Institution of the Year
*Special award/Honourable mention etc
:#{{w|Oxford Internet Institute}}
 
:#{{w|University of Bristol}}
==When==
:#{{w|Cancer Research UK}}
Award at the AGM in London (12th May?)
*Honourable Mention
 
:#{{w|Geograph Britain and Ireland}}
==Prizes==
:# Lvova Anastasiya
*A plaque or a piece of glass/metalware made.
:# Richard Power
(Returnable if its a person - Gift if it is an organisation)
{{-}}
*Use our logo and/or a barnstar
==Coverage==
*Suggest you do not want this the design done by committee - hope you will trust the artist to do her best (see sample(ish) pic)
* [http://www.timeshighereducation.co.uk/story.asp?sectioncode=26&storycode=420777 ''Times Higher Education'', Campus Roundup, 9 August 2012], about the education awards for the Universities of Bristol and Oxford:  "Two institutions have won awards recognising their contributions to the online referencing site Wikipedia."
* [http://www.oii.ox.ac.uk/news/?id=715 OII Recognised as Educational Institution of the Year at Wikimedia UK's Annual Conference], news item from Oxford Internet Institute, 15 June 2012
* [http://www.bris.ac.uk/news/2012/8686.html University’s Wikipedia work wins inaugural award], news item from University of Bristol, 26 July 2012


==Budget==
==Gallery==
*1-200 pounds x 4 trophies * 4 picture frames x 4 certificates
<gallery perrow=5 widths=220px heights=160px>
File:UK Wikimedian of the Year 2012 1.jpg|John Byrne receiving his award
File:James Forrester speaks about his award.ogv|James Forrester speaks about his award
File:UK GLAM of the Year 2012 - HAGAM 1.JPG|Herbert Art Gallery and Museum staff and Wikimedians
File:Geograph - Wikimedian of the year.jpg|Geograph's fancy office now has an award on the map shelves
</gallery>


==Voting system==
[[Category:WikiConference UK 2012]]
*Nomination invited online
[[Category:QRpedia]]
*Please no comparisons (''Bill is so much nicer than Mary'' would be better phrased ''Bill is very nice'')
[[Category:UK Wikimedian of the Year]]
*No nominations of UK board members

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The UK Wikimedian of the Year 2012 prizes

The UK Wikimedian of the Year is an annual award given by Wikimedia UK to thank those in the UK or abroad who have helped the UK Wikimedia movement. These volunteers and institutions have gone above and beyond the call of duty to help bring open knowledge to all.

The prizes were first awarded at WikiConference UK 2012 at the Science Museum on 12 May 2012. The purpose of the awards is to recognise achievement - and inspire efforts for next year!

Categories & Winners

John Byrne, 2012 winner of UK Wikimedian of the Year
  • UK Wikimedian of the Year
  1. John Byrne, for his work getting Wikimedia UK Charity Status
  2. Rock drum, for his work with the GLAM sector and with the GLAM newsletter
  3. James Forrester, for organising over 50 Wikimeets in the UK
  • GLAM of the Year
  1. Derby Museum and Art Gallery, for helping launch QRpedia codes in the UK (and worldwide)
  2. Herbert Art Gallery and Museum, for fully embracing the Wikimedia movement, releasing content, and holding regular events
  3. National Maritime Museum, for releasing thousands of historical records of ships under the CC-BY-SA licence
  • Educational Institution of the Year
  1. Oxford Internet Institute
  2. University of Bristol
  3. Cancer Research UK
  • Honourable Mention
  1. Geograph Britain and Ireland
  2. Lvova Anastasiya
  3. Richard Power


Coverage

Gallery