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{{In a nutshell|title=Wikipedia training workshop|
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*'''Where?:''' University of Sheffield, 9 Mappin Street - Seminar room G13, Sheffield, S1 4DT.
*'''Where?:''' University of Sheffield, 9 Mappin Street - Seminar room G13, Sheffield, S1 4DT.
*'''When?:''' 16 February 2018, 14.30 - 16.00
*'''When?:''' 16 February 2018, 14.00 - 16.00
*'''Cost:''' Free
*'''Cost:''' Free
*'''How do I sign up?:''' Please sign up below  
*'''How do I sign up?:''' Please sign up below  
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*[https://www.sheffield.ac.uk/history/current_students/postgraduate/ma/programme/modules/hst6079 HST6079: Early Medieval Clerical Exemption in a Digital Age]
*[https://www.sheffield.ac.uk/history/current_students/postgraduate/ma/programme/modules/hst6079 HST6079: Early Medieval Clerical Exemption in a Digital Age]
**Organised by Dr Charles West
**Organised by Dr Charles West
 
[[File:Hywel Dda Edit-a-thon 01.JPG|thumb|The Laws of Hywel Dda manuscript (Peniarth MS 28, National Library of Wales) and a laptop displaying the [[:w:Hywel Dda|Hywel Dda Wikipedia article]]]].
[[File:Hywel Dda Edit-a-thon 01.JPG|thumb|The Laws of Hywel Dda manuscript (Peniarth MS 28, National Library of Wales) and a laptop displaying the [[:w:Hywel Dda|Hywel Dda Wikipedia article]].
This course provides a long-term perspective on a single contentious issue: whether and how early medieval clerics could be put on trial in secular courts. The question of ‘criminous clerks’ is most famously associated with the cause célèbre of Thomas Becket in the twelfth century, but this was merely the latest in a long line of similarly explosive confrontations that reached back to the establishment of the church in the Roman Empire.
This course provides a long-term perspective on a single contentious issue: whether and how early medieval clerics could be put on trial in secular courts. The question of ‘criminous clerks’ is most famously associated with the cause célèbre of Thomas Becket in the twelfth century, but this was merely the latest in a long line of similarly explosive confrontations that reached back to the establishment of the church in the Roman Empire.


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===About the event===
===About the event===
This 90 minute workshop is intended to provide attendees with an overview of how Wikipedia works in practice and the etiquette of contributing to the online encyclopedia. No knowledge or previous experience of Wikipedia is necessary to participate. New editors are welcome and they will be trained in basic Wikipedia editing skills to help them make their first contributions.  
This workshop is intended to provide attendees with an overview of how Wikipedia works in practice and the etiquette of contributing to the online encyclopedia. No knowledge or previous experience of Wikipedia is necessary to participate. New editors are welcome and they will be trained in basic Wikipedia editing skills to help them make their first contributions.  
 
===Trainers===
* [[User:Leela0808|Leela0808]]
* Simon Cobb ([[:en:User:Sic19|Sic19]] ; [[:en:User_talk:Sic19|talk page]])
* [[:en:User:Charleslincolnshire|Charleslincolnshire]]


'''How do I prepare?'''
* Sign up for the event
* Create a Wikipedia account (if you haven't already got one) - [[en:Special:UserLogin/signup]]
* Bring a laptop (wi-fi will be provided)
* If you want to learn about editing beforehand, please consult the introductory material below.
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:*[[:w:GLAM/BeginnersGuide]]
:*[[:w:Five_pillars]], philosophical guidelines
:*[[:w:Tutorial]]
:*[[:w:How_to_edit_a_page]]
:*[[:w:Article_development]]
:*[[:w:Your_first_article]] (using the [[:w:Article_wizard2.0 Article Wizard], if you wish)
:*[[:w:Manual_of_Style]]
:*[[:w:Citation_templates]]
:*[[:w:Category:Infobox_templates]]
:*[[:wmf:Bookshelf]], additional "getting started" resources
:*[[Wikimedia_as_a_public_engagement_tool_for_the_arts_and_humanities]]
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===Programme===
===Programme===
* 14:30 start
* '''14:00 - Start'''
:* Introduction to Wikipedia
:* Introduction to Wikipedia
:* Setting up your account
:* Setting up your account
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:* Getting started as an editor
:* Getting started as an editor
:* How to get help when needed  
:* How to get help when needed  
* 16:00 finish
* '''16:00 - Finish'''


===Trainers===
===Handouts===
* [[User:Leela0808|Leela0808]]
* [https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Special:ElectronPdf&page=User%3ALeela0808%2Fsandbox%2FEarly+Medieval+Clerical+Exemption+in+a+Digital+Age&action=show-download-screen Exercise – The “Good” Article?]
* [[User:Sic19|Simon Cobb]] ([[User:Sic19|Sic19]] ; [[User_talk:Sic19|talk page]])
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* [[User:Charleslincolnshire|Charleslincolnshire]]
File:Wiki markup cheatsheet EN.pdf|Exercise – Creating your sandbox: Wiki markup cheatsheet
 
File:New Illustrating WP booklet (UK).pdf|Illustrating Wikipedia: A guide to contributing content to Wikimedia Commons
===Participants===
File:New Editing WP booklet v4.pdf|Editing Wikipedia: A guide to improving content on the online encyclopedia
* [[Sic19|Simon Cobb]] ([[Sic19|Sic19]] ; [[User_talk:Sic19|talk page]])
File:Beginners guide to editing - University of Sheffield - 16-Feb-2018 .pdf|Slides
* [[User:Charleslincolnshire|Charleslincolnshire]]
File:Event feedback form template.pdf|Feedback form
* [[User:Leela0808|Leela0808]]
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===Participants - Add your name below===
* [[:en:Sic19|Simon Cobb]] ([[:en:User:Sic19|Sic19]] ; [[:en:User_talk:Sic19|talk page]])
* [[:en:User:Charleslincolnshire|Charleslincolnshire]]
* [[:en:User:Leela0808|Leela0808]]
* [[:en:User:ForeverFredegar69|ForeverFredegar69]]
* [[:en:User:Wikiwarrior2k18|Wikiwarrior2k18]]
* [[:en:User:Gregory'sGirl19|Gregory'sGirl19]]
* [[:en:User:YetAnotherWikipedian|YetAnotherWikipedian]]
* [[:en:User:Wikiwanderers|Wikiwanderers]]


=== Suggested Edits ===
=== Suggested Edits ===
[[File:Martyrdom of Thomas Becket - Psalter (c.1220), f.32 - BL Harley MS 5102.jpg|thumb|Martyrdom of Thomas Becket - Psalter (c.1220), f.32 - BL Harley MS 5102]]
[[File:Martyrdom of Thomas Becket - Psalter (c.1220), f.32 - BL Harley MS 5102.jpg|thumb|250px|Martyrdom of Thomas Becket - Psalter (c.1220), f.32 - BL Harley MS 5102]]
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* [[:w:Becket controversy|Becket controversy]]
* [[:w:Becket controversy|Becket controversy]]
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===Images===
<gallery>
File:Canterbury Cathedral 092 Murder of St Thomas.JPG|[[:commons:Category:Martyrdom of Thomas Becket|Martyrdom of Thomas Becket]]
File:NLW Penrice and Margam Deeds 12 (8633585015).jpg|[[:commons:Category:Henry II of England|Henry II of England]]
File:Hincmarus reims ms 7.jpg|[[:commons:Category:Hincmarus Reims|Hincmar, archbishop of Reims]]
File:Dictatus Papae complete.jpg|[[:commons:Category:Investiture controversy|Investiture controversy]]
File:Codex Theodosianus.jpg|[[:commons:Category:Codex_Theodosianus_(1736)|Codex Theodosianus (1736)]]
</gallery>
===How do I prepare?===
* Sign up for the event
* Create a Wikipedia account (if you haven't already got one) - [[w:Special:UserLogin/signup|signup]]
* Bring a laptop (wi-fi will be provided)
* If you want to learn about editing beforehand, please consult the introductory material below.
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:*[[:w:GLAM/BeginnersGuide|Beginner's Guide to Editing Wikipedia]]
:*[[:w:Five_pillars|Five pillars]], the fundamental principles of Wikipedia
:*[[:w:Tutorial|Tutorial]]
:*[[:w:How_to_edit_a_page|Editing]]
:*[[:w:Your_first_article|Writing an article]] (using the [[:w:Article_wizard|Wikipedia Article Wizard]], if you wish)
:*[[:w:Manual_of_Style|Manual of Style]]
:*[[:w:Citation_templates|Citation templates]]
:*[[:w:Category:Infobox_templates|Infobox templates]]
:*[[:outreach:Bookshelf|Bookshelf]], additional "getting started" resources
:*[[Wikimedia_as_a_public_engagement_tool_for_the_arts_and_humanities|Wikimedia as a public engagement tool for the arts and humanities]]
{{Div col end}}


===Outcomes===
===Outcomes===
[[Category:Events in 2018]]
[[Category:Training events for newcomers]]
[[Category:Events in Yorkshire and the Humber]]

Latest revision as of 13:06, 27 June 2019

    University of Sheffield

Early Medieval Clerical Exemption in a Digital Age

Welcome to the event page for the Early Medieval Clerical Exemption in a Digital Age Wikipedia training workshop at the University of Sheffield on Friday 16th February 2018.
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Wikipedia training workshop - In a nutshell

  • Where?: University of Sheffield, 9 Mappin Street - Seminar room G13, Sheffield, S1 4DT.
  • When?: 16 February 2018, 14.00 - 16.00
  • Cost: Free
  • How do I sign up?: Please sign up below
  • What to bring: A laptop

Introduction

The Laws of Hywel Dda manuscript (Peniarth MS 28, National Library of Wales) and a laptop displaying the Hywel Dda Wikipedia article
.

This course provides a long-term perspective on a single contentious issue: whether and how early medieval clerics could be put on trial in secular courts. The question of ‘criminous clerks’ is most famously associated with the cause célèbre of Thomas Becket in the twelfth century, but this was merely the latest in a long line of similarly explosive confrontations that reached back to the establishment of the church in the Roman Empire.

The course also however situates this topic in a new context, that of global public humanities. Both public and scholarly perceptions of the past are increasingly mediated through free online resources, such as Wikipedia, rather than traditional published sources, with significant consequences for the production and consumption of historical knowledge. Historians have often ignored this development; but this course chooses instead to squarely engage with it, requiring its participants to use the knowledge they acquire to improve Wikipedia, whether by adding new pages on relevant topics or editing those that already exist, as well as to reflect on the implications of this new form of dissemination.

The two-hour seminar format allows each seminar to discuss an aspect of digital humanities, focusing on Wikipedia, alongside a substantive discussion of early medieval sources and historiography. In doing so, it juxtaposes shifts in the early medieval knowledge about clergy – what their role should be, how they should be treated, and how that information was transmitted – with shifts in the creation and dissemination of contemporary historical knowledge.

About the event

This workshop is intended to provide attendees with an overview of how Wikipedia works in practice and the etiquette of contributing to the online encyclopedia. No knowledge or previous experience of Wikipedia is necessary to participate. New editors are welcome and they will be trained in basic Wikipedia editing skills to help them make their first contributions.

Trainers

Programme

  • 14:00 - Start
  • Introduction to Wikipedia
  • Setting up your account
  • How to edit Wikipedia
  • What makes a good article
  • Getting started as an editor
  • How to get help when needed
  • 16:00 - Finish

Handouts

  • Exercise – Creating your sandbox: Wiki markup cheatsheet

    Exercise – Creating your sandbox: Wiki markup cheatsheet

  • Illustrating Wikipedia: A guide to contributing content to Wikimedia Commons

    Illustrating Wikipedia: A guide to contributing content to Wikimedia Commons

  • Editing Wikipedia: A guide to improving content on the online encyclopedia

    Editing Wikipedia: A guide to improving content on the online encyclopedia

  • Slides

    Slides

  • Feedback form

    Feedback form

Participants - Add your name below

Suggested Edits

Martyrdom of Thomas Becket - Psalter (c.1220), f.32 - BL Harley MS 5102

Images

How do I prepare?

  • Sign up for the event
  • Create a Wikipedia account (if you haven't already got one) - signup
  • Bring a laptop (wi-fi will be provided)
  • If you want to learn about editing beforehand, please consult the introductory material below.

Outcomes

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