Grants:PEG/WM FI/WMFI 2015 H2/Report
- Draft report
Project status
edit- Did you comply with the requirements specified by WMF in the grant agreement?
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- Is your project completed?
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Activities and lessons learned
editThis report summarizes the activities organized and attended by Wikimedia Finland (WMFI) in 2015. Events are organized chronologically, followed by events that took place during the whole year or that are otherwise impossible to place in a single month. Where possible, number of attendees is included (both WMFI members and total number of attendees). Other metrics by event are also included where appropriate.
Events
edit1.-4.8. Meeting of the Fenno-ugric language Wikipedias
editA meeting of the fenno-ugric language Wikipedias was held in 1.-4.8. 2015 in Meremäe, Estonia. Heikki Kastemaa participated, presentation "Public Artworks in Finland to Wikipedia".
- Suomalais-ugrilaiset keskustelivat Wikipedioidensa tulevaisuudesta Virossa (Blog post by Heikki Kastemaa 21.8.2015)
4.9. Late night Fashion
editThe event Late night Fashion 4.9.2015 in Design Museum ( http://www.designmuseum.fi ). Tommi Kovala, Heikki Kastemaa and Susanna Ånäs participated.
- Late Night Fashion Designmuseossa (Blog post by Tommi Kovala in WMFI 15.9.2015)
- Suomimuotia yömyöhään Helsinki Design Weekillä! Late Night Fashion (The event page in Design museum's website)
10.-13.9 Wikimedia CEE Meeting 2015 in Tartu, Estonia
editHeikki Kastemaa participated, facilitator in session "Legal issues and Freedom of Panorama"
- Blog post by Heikki Kastemaa in WMFI (10.10.2015)
16.9 Maptime Turku
editThe second session of Maptime Turku was, among other things, about Wikidata. Susanna Ånäs and Jyrki Lehtinen participated. Wikidata was introduced to some attendees.
24.10. Historiantutkimuksen päivät
editIn Historical Research Day Conference 2015 (fi. Historiantutkimuksen päivät 2015) at the University of Eastern Finland Susanna Ånäs (Aalto University / Wikimedia Suomi) gave a presentation with title "Maker space for real and hobbyist historians" in the panel "Everyone a historian? User generated contents, participatory archives and history making in the digital age" together with Silja Laine (University of Turku) and Anne Heimo (University of Turku).
- Olemmeko kaikki historioitsijoita? (Blog post by Susanna Ånäs in WMFI)
- Programme (UEF)
- Abstracts (UEF)
- Text (Google docs)
- Slides (Google docs)
18.11 Maptime Turku
editThe third session of Maptime Turku was, among other things, about QGIS. Jyrki Lehtinen participated. Visualisations based on Wikidata made with QGIS were seen.
19.11. Kick-off event for the Women's Day editathon
editMuseum of Contemporary Art Kiasma, The Library of Helsinki University and WMFI organised a kick-off event for the upcoming Women's Day editathon (8.3.). Participants represented different GLAM organisations. Teemu Perhiö gave a presentation about Wikipedia and we discussed how to organise the event. The aim of the event is to create or improve 100 different articles about women in Finnish Wikipedia during the Women's day.
21.11. Wikipaja in Rupriikki
editMedia Museum Rupriikki held a game history themed editathon ("wikipaja") at their new location in Tampere. Two more editathons, but smaller, are being organised in 27.11. and 4.12. Project page). Teemu Perhiö held an introduction to Wikipedia presentation.
All-year activities
editWeekly WMFI chats
editThere was less energy for the general out-of-office-hours weekly chats in 2014. The new weekly meet-ups are held at https://etherpad.wikimedia.org/p/WMFI-Viikkokokous
Projects
editWikimaps
editWikipedia Library
editIn 2015 we helped to launch a branch of Wikipedia Library in Finnish Wikipedia. During community consultation the branch was named Wikipedian Lähdekirjasto. After setting up the initial pages, the coordinator approached the first possible partner, The Finnish Literature Society (Finlit). In late November Lähdekirjasto launched its first donation program, where Finlit gives 20 accounts to Wikipedians to its Kansallisbiografia and Talouselämän vaikuttajat web publications [1]. The publications include over 8 500 biographies of notable Finnish people.
Material:
- The press release by the Finnish Litterature Society (18.11.2015).
- Blog post by Teemu Perhiö in WMFI (19.11.2015).
- The project page in fi-Wikipedia
GLAM
editEducation
editWikidata. Mobilizing Open Cultural Data
editThe Project:
- Tervetuloa Wikidataan Suomi (The project home page) - Mobilizing Open Cultural Data (English summary)
- Wikiprojekti Avoin kulttuuridata hyötykäyttöön (The project page in fi-wikipedia) - Mobilizing Open Cultural Data (English summary)
- Wikidata - Avoin kulttuuridata hyötykäyttöön (Facebook group)
Events:
- Wikidata-päivä Ylellä 2.10.2015 / Wikidata Day at Finnish Broadcasting Company Yle 2.10.2015:
- Presentations:
- Tervetuloa! (Presentation by Susanna Ånäs, WMFI)
- Wikidata for Wikipedia (Presentation by Jan Ainali, WMSE)
- Wikidata volunteers and GLAMs (Presentation by Sandra Fauconnier, Wikimedia Nederlands)
- Working with wikidata (Presentation by Henrik Summanen, Riksantivarieämbetet, Aweden)
- Other resources:
- The event page in fi-wikipedia (in Finnish) - The event page in fi-wikipedia (in English)
- Videostream playlist
- Hackpad
- Presentations:
- Blog post: Henrik Summanen & Swedish Wikipedians in residence (Johanna Janhonen in WMFI 9.10.2015).
- Blog post: Ensimmäinen oppitunti - Case study (Susanna Ånäs in Wikidata.wikimedia.fi 9.11.2015)
Suomi 100
editWikiprojekti Suomi 100 is a volunteer project for the centennary anniversary of Finnish indepence in the year 2017. The aim of to project is:
- to create a list of roughly one hundred central Finland-related articles in fi-Wikipedia and
- improve them into either "promising" (fi:Wikipedia:Lupaavat artikkelit), "good" (fi:Wikipedia:Hyvät artikkelit) or "featured articles" (fi:Wikipedia:Suositellut artikkelit),
- to produce at least one high quality interwiki article for each of them, and
- to arrange an international challence in which the respective interwiki articles in other wikies are improved.
The project is carried out totally on voluntary basis by the Fi-wikipedia editor community. The progress of the project can be followed here.
Members
editThe new membership management system was introduced. It allowed us to check the contact information of all existing members and helped recruit new members. The number of new members (by 6/2016) reached xx.
Board activity
editBoard meetings
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Working group meetings
editThe Board decided not to divide into working groups this year, to make sure all areas of activity will be equally active. The project coordinator will be involved in all activities.
General Assemblies
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Finances
editSources
edit- The Nordic Culture Fund grant was extended until the end of September, 2015.
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Financial administration
editWikimedia Finland continued the use of the Holvi banking system. Using the system causes extra work for the accounting agency. Managing a separate cost center for Wikimaps and administering grants of different lengths has made the work more complex. We will evaluate if a change into a more traditional accounting system will support us better, but for now, we will continue with the system.
Project applications
edit- Ministry of Education and Culture: GLAM upload tools and Wikidata
- Ministry of Education and Culture: Copyright publication
- Wihuri Fund: Public Art Project
Communication
editNewsletter
editWe started to send Newsletters this year.
- The April issue: Wikimedia Suomen uutiskirje huhtikuu 2015 - [2]
- The May-June issue: Touko–kesäkuun uutisia Wikimedia Suomesta - [3]
Summary of Wikimedia in news & media
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Social media statistics
editImages in Flickr & Wikimedia Commons
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Blog
editxx followers, xx views
- Home page (xx views)
- date [article] writer (xx views)
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We have 226 followers in November 2015.
Slideshare
editLessons learned
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- What didn't work?
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- What would you do differently if you planned a similar project?
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Learning patterns
editOutcomes and impact
editOutcomes
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- Did you achieve your project goal? How do you know your goal was achieved? Please answer in 1 - 2 short paragraphs.
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Progress towards targets and goals
editProject metrics
Project metrics | Target outcome | Achieved outcome | Explanation |
Global Metrics
editWe are trying to understand the overall outcomes of the work being funded across our grantees. In addition to the measures of success for your specific program (in above section), please use the table below to let us know how your project contributed to the Global Metrics. We know that not all projects will have results for each type of metric, so feel free to put "0" where necessary.
- Next to each required metric, list the actual outcome achieved through this project.
- Where necessary, explain the context behind your outcome. For example, if you were funded for an edit-a-thon which resulted in 0 new images, your explanation might be "This project focused solely on participation and articles written/improved, the goal was not to collect images."
For more information and a sample, see Global Metrics.
Metric | Achieved outcome | Explanation |
1. # of active editors involved | ||
2. # of new editors | ||
3. # of individuals involved | ||
4a. # of new images/media added to Wikimedia articles/pages | ||
4b. # of new images/media uploaded to Wikimedia Commons (Optional) | ||
5. # of articles added or improved on Wikimedia projects | ||
6. Absolute value of bytes added to or deleted from Wikimedia projects |
- Learning question
- Did your work increase the motivation of contributors, and how do you know?
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Impact
editWhat impact did this project have on WMF's mission and the strategic priorities?
Option A: How did you increase participation in one or more Wikimedia projects?
Option B: How did you improve quality on one or more Wikimedia projects?
Option C: How did you increase the reach (readership) of one or more Wikimedia projects?
Reporting and documentation of expenditures
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Documentation
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Expenses
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- Total amount requested from WMF (from your approved grant submission, this total will be the same as the total project budget if PEG is your only funding source)
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- Total amount spent on this project
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- Total amount of Project and Event grant funds spent on this project
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Remaining funds
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