Wikipedia Science Conference/Submissions/10 hours watching people read Wikipedia
Personal details
- Your name
John Byrne, Dr Henry Potts, Henry Scowcroft; respectively User:Johnbod, User:Bondegezou, User:HenryScow
- Affiliation
- Respectively: Formerly Wikipedian-in-residence at Cancer Research UK (CRUK), UCL, CRUK
- How can we contact you?
- email User:Johnbod on en:wp
- Where will you be travelling from to attend this conference?
All London
- Availability
JB both. Others not sure
Session details
- Conference themes
Which conference themes does your session address? Delete as appropriate. Follow the link for more details and links.
- Wikipedia and/or Wikimedia as platforms for promoting informed public discussion
- Wikipedia and/or Wikimedia as platforms for research (including citizen science)
- Wikipedia and/or Wikimedia as models for scientific publishing
- Wikipedia and/or Wikimedia as platforms for scientific education
- Under-represented groups in STEM subjects
Perhaps all of: * Wikipedia and/or Wikimedia as platforms for promoting informed public discussion / as platforms for research (including citizen science)/ as models for scientific publishing /as platforms for scientific education
- Type of session
- Presentation (20 mins + 10 mins questions)
Indicate the session format by deleting as appropriate:
- Presentation (20 mins + 10 mins questions)
- This format is suitable for reporting on substantial work in the area defined by the conference themes, or taking an overview of work done.
- Lightning talk/demo (10 mins)
- This format is suitable for, but not limited to; floating ideas, giving personal perspectives, highlighting research that is in progress, demonstrating tools or resources.
- Panel (at least 3 speakers, 50 mins)
- Each panel will have at least 3 speakers and a moderator. The moderator will be chosen by the conference organisers.
- Further details
10 hours watching people read Wikipedia
A preliminary report on two pieces of research, both using novel methods for research into Wikipedia. The first used qualiative methods, giving 30 subjects a cancer topic to research, watching and recording them do so, and then interviewing them as the screen video of the search was replayed.
Thank you for your proposal.