Wikipedia Science Conference/Submissions/10 hours watching people read Wikipedia

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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.