Link to these documents, for the upcoming funding period, only if you have them.
Link to your organization's staffing plan, for the upcoming funding period. This organization is not requesting staff to be funded from WMF. However, other financing avenues are being looked for possible funding of one project manager.
Please describe any changes to your programs for the upcoming funding period, including the addition of new programs or any programs you are no longer doing. Include your rationale for any major changes to your programs here.
Please use the templates provided to add information about each program you are planning for the upcoming funding period.
Education
During our first year, our focus was to establish cooperation with high schools, integrating Wikipedia into teaching curriculum. Our aim is to fill the content gap in terms of quality and quantity in Albanian Wikipedia, by integrating Wikipedia editing into an academic setting. Furthermore, we created collaborations with two universities in Kosovo and we are working on more.
Seeing the potential, we will continue extending our education program, setting partnerships, creating collaboration, deliver presentations, workshops & editathons, and assist and train teachers and professors on Wikipedia editing.
Workshop with students in Berat
We want to continue our education program in creating collaboration with educational institutions such as high schools and universities. The aim of such goal is to include Wikipedia editing inside the classroom to add and improve content. We will deliver several workshops with students during school time, teaching basic Wikipedia editing skills as well as with students who encountered technical problems. We will also deliver workshops with educators, teaching basic Wikipedia editing skills, as such to give them the opportunity to work closely with students on Wikipedia assignment.
Workshop in Podujeve, Kosovo in October
In Kosovo, teachers are required to fulfill an amount of training during the academic year as a tool to improve the quality of teaching and use modern and interactive approaches. Throughout the year we aim in working with government and NGOs in developing an accredited training for teachers based on Wikipedia editing, as a teaching tool that will increase student’s academic writing skills, IT skills, critical thinking, research and more. Through this, we will push further our education program by increasing the number of teachers who use Wikipedia in the classroom.
Goals:
Continue to establish partner relations with universities and high schools
Increase the number of educators who use Wikipedia in their class and train them
Increase the number of students involved in Wikimedia projects
Establish several Wiki Clubs at high schools & universities
Enhance content creation and improvement in Wikimedia projects (especially Wikipedia and Wikimedia Commons) by editing in an academic setting
Establish accredited training for teachers
Measures of success:
Create 2 collaborations with high-schools & universities
Deliver 20 workshops with students
Deliver 5 workshops with educators
Produce 226 new articles
Have 5 offline volunteers
Have an accredited program for teachers by end of year
100 new Wikidata items
GLAM
In regard to GLAM activities, in 2018 we have been working on establishing collaboration with one GLAM institutions in Kosovo (Museum of Kosovo) and one in Albania (National Museum of Albania). In 2019 we will formalize and develop these GLAM partnerships which will include Wikimedia residencies as well as several editathons in Wikipedia, Wikimedia Commons and Wikidata. We believe that through these partnerships we will be able to source important material, as well as gain experience and create successful examples for expansion to future GLAM institutions, including gaining Ministry of Culture support.
Goals:
Establish collaboration with 2 partner GLAM institutions
Organize residencies who will interface with the User Group and Wikimedian community and conduct wiki technical work within the partner institutions
Organize editathons with partner institutions
Increase content in Wikimedia Commons from partner institutions
Document Museum artifacts in Wikidata
Increase the number of articles in Wikipedia with material from partner institutions
Measures of success:
Start and develop 2 collaboration with GLAM institutions
Develop and support 2 residencies with GLAM institutions
200 new materials uploaded in Wikimedia Commons from Museum of Kosovo and Museum of Albania
200 new photos of monuments added to Wikimedia Commons
30 items added to Wikidata
30 new articles in Wikipedia from GLAM material
Outreach
We will continue to focus on our outreach program, making Wikimedia projects more visible to the general public using a variety of platforms and activities. Our outreach program includes reaching out to media and organizations, hosting online and offline competitions and events that attract the public and continuously being active in social media, raising awareness on Wikimedia movement. Through this program, we will support active users and reach to new users, building a larger engaging community who will increase the quality & quantity of content.
Wikidata Birthday Celebration 2018 in Tirana
Goals:
Reach the general public through media and online promotion and mass edit campaigns
Develop a larger and more diverse community of volunteers through events and collaborations
Diminish the content gap in specific areas such as local knowledge or Articles every Wikipedia should have through thematic online campaigns & competitions, and offline events such as walkathons
Promote the free knowledge concept and Wikimedia projects through guest speakers in conferences
Establish a network of collaboration with different organizations, finding new editors who are passionate about niche topics
Measures of success:
5 new offline volunteers recruited through offline events
100 new editors registered
330 new articles in Wikipedia
50 new items in Wikidata
1800 new media files uploaded to Wikimedia Commons
3 guest speakers on Wikimedia projects/free knowledge topics
Please describe any changes to your staffing plan for the upcoming funding period. These should include increases in staff or contractor hours, new staff positions, or staff positions you are removing. Include your rationale for any staffing changes here.
From August 2018, the User Group incorporated its first staff member based in Prishtina. The hired Project Manager was expected to lead the program through planning, coordinating and executing tasks within budget and time prospect. The part-time position of our Project Manager is supported by Ipko Foundation.
To implement the program, the Project Manager's duties and responsibilities are:
Identify and coordinate activities, timeline, and budget to execute within program’s grant application
Network, research and reach institutions, organizations and individuals to create further collaborations and partnerships
Manage activities, allocate resources, coordinate and organize duties and tasks within the timeframe
Organize events and other promotional activities
Develop and implement a communication plan for the User Group
Send press-releases, reach out to media and manage social media marketing to promote events, user group and the free knowledge concept of Wikipedia
Develop and monitor user group’s reports, proposals, presentations, and other documentation
Administer the budget, by executing, monitoring and recording expenditures
We are seeking means to develop partnerships with organizations or institutions which would sponsor a Project Manager in Tirana. As much as we do now, with the help of volunteers in Albania and a part-time Project Manager in Prishtina, another dedicated employee would support further and ensure an efficient implementation of the program grant.
For each new staff or contractor position, please use the template provided to add information about each new staff or contractor you are planning for the upcoming funding period (or to describe significant increases in hours or changes in job descriptions for existing staff). You are not required to provide this information for existing staff where no changes are required.
This organization is not requesting staff from WMF.
Link to a detailed budget for the upcoming funding period. This budget should include all of your organizations expenses. Please specify which expenses will be covered from your APG.
Please link to one program story that showcases your organization's achievements during the reporting period.
I edit Wikipedia was an online campaign that took place during March 2019. The online campaign aimed to inform the public what is Wikipedia and that it is edited by everyone. During March 2019, we had the campaign banner showing at Wikipedia Shqip, we outreached our network through newsletters and constantly advertised in social media. During this period we also wrote how-to articles on our website, as an aid for people interested in editing Wikipedia.
Besides we went on 4 national televisions and 2 radios, talking more about the campaign and Wikipedia in general. The campaign resulted with 42 editors being involved who produced 52 articles.
Please add text or a link to a page with details on your program progress. This should including reporting against each of the SMART objectives form your proposal.
Education Programs
The first part of the year was very successful for our education program as we were able to sign a Memorandum of Understanding and foster 3 collaboration with educational institutions. Besides, we initiated our accredited training for teachers with one pilot training with teachers from "Mileniumi i Tretë" high school in Kosova. In addition, we hosted 5 workshops and 1 editathon in Albania.
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1 partnership and 2 cooperations
Develop further 2 partnership with educational institutions
During May 2019, WoALUG signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Riinvest College, one of the top private colleges in the country. Riinvest College, an organization aimed at advancing student education, wants to encourage its students and staff to participate in WoALUG's programs to increase the availability of information in Wikipedia Shqip.
As part of this agreement, Riinvest has committed to engage Wikipedia editing in at least 2 classes per semester, while WoALUG will support instructors and student editors through materials and staff time. In the following months, we plan to work closely with professors in building a curriculum for the Wikipedia assignment.
In Albania, we have collaboration with 2 high schools in Berat, Department of Biology at the University of Tirana and Linguistic Department of the University of Durres. Through these cooperations, we are hosting numerous workshops and editathons.
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5 workshops and 1 edit-a-thon
Host Wiki workshops with high schools
During this period, we have organized 5 workshops and edit-a-thons with 2 high schools in Berat and University of Tirana.
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1 accredited training
Establish an accredited training for teachers
On May 2019, WoALUG held its first teachers’ training involving 15 teachers from Mileniumi i Tretë High School. During this 2-part training, teachers were introduced to Wikipedia, Wikimedia Commons, and Wikidata. Extensive focus was put on copyright and referencing. Besides, teachers were introduced to the Outreach Dashboard as a tool to monitor the assignment, as well as implementation tactics for Wiki projects in the classroom.
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Outreach
During this period we hosted serveral online and offline activities outreaching the general public. Moroever, we signed a MOU with Authority for Information on the Documents of ex-Secret Service in Albania. While promoting each of our events, we reached out to several media organizations, appearing on national TV & radio. Besides, we promoted most of our activities on social media and wrote articles on our blog.
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1 partnership with public institution
Memorandum of Understanding with Authority for Information on the Documents of ex-Secret Service
We have signed our memorandum of understanding with Authority for Information on the Documents of ex-Secret Service, co-organized an event with them related to Albanian writer and political pioneer Musine Kokalari. Media coverage can be found here.
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10 new Wikipedia articles and 20 Wikidata items
Wikipedia Birthday Editathon
In January we held an editathon in Tirana celebrating Wikipedia's 18th birthday. During this editathon, 10 people participated in writing 10 articles and editing 20 wikidata items.
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42 new editos & 52 new articles in Wikipedia
I Edit Wikipedia
I edit Wikipedia was an online campaign that took place during March 2019. The online campaign aimed to inform the public what is Wikipedia and that it is edited by everyone. With no specific theme, the campaign targeted the wide audience, creating space for anyone to edit articles that are of interest to them. A big focus of the campaign was promotion, for which we promoted the activity online and offline. During March 2019, we had the campaign banner showing at Wikipedia Shqip, we outreached our network through newsletters and constantly advertised in social media. During this period we also wrote how-to articles on our website, as an aid for people interested in editing Wikipedia. Besides we went on 4 national televisions and 2 radios, talking more about the campaign and Wikipedia in general. The campaign resulted with 42 editors being involved who produced 52 articles.
This year also we participated in the CEE spring online campaign for Albania and Kosovo. During this period, editors translated articles submitted by others countries. From this campaign, participants produced 32 articles for Albania and 11 articles for Kosovo.
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Diaspora Edits Wikipedia online campaign
On July 2019, we will host an online campaign targeting Albanian diaspora, mainly students. This campaign in organized with Germin, an NGO that leverages Diaspora skills, knowledge and networks to advance the development and diplomacy of Western Balkan countries. During this campaign, we aim to host several online workshops with participants on the basics of Wikipedia editing. The aim of the campaign is for the participants to write articles for Kosovo in their speaking language Wikipedia.
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529 photos uploaded in Wikimedia Commons
Wiki Loves Earth
On May 2019 we participated in Wiki Loves Earth photo competition, organizing the contest in Kosovo and Albania. Promoting the natural monuments of Kosovo and Albania, the contest aimed to reach nature photographers to upload pictures for the contest. Promoting the contest online, we send newsletters, wrote articles on Wikimedia Commons on our website and advertised on social media throughout the month. Moreover, we went on media, talking about the activity in 1 radio and 2 national TV. During the one month period, 94 pictures were uploaded for Kosovo's contest and 435 pictures were uploaded in the Albania's contest. We finish the evaluation process, and will announce the winners during a modest ceremony on July 18.
When we submitted the grant we intended to invite Ms. Katherine Maher to speak on Dokutech conference, one of the largest tech conferences in Kosovo. as this wasn't possible, we organized an activity during FemArt festival, one of the largest feminist festivals in the region.
During this activity we gave a presentation on Women in Wikipedia, showcasing WikiWomen projects active in Wikipedia, with a call to action pushing the participants to become part of these projects. We also hosted an editathon, writing articles of women in Kosovo. With 14 participants the event resulted in 9 new articles of Kosovar women in Wikipedia Shqip.
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160 photos uploaded in Wikimedia Commons
3 Wiki Photowalk
On July 8th, we organized Wiki Photowalk 2019 in Kosovo. On this photowalk we had 5 participants who in one day visited and photographed three cities: Prishtina, Vushtrri and Mitrovica. From this photowalk the participants uploaded 160 new photos in Wikimedia Commons. The winner of the competition received a Polaroid camera as a gift for their contribution.
In Albania, the WIkiphoto was organized on 13 of July and more details will be published in August.
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25 editors involved, 20 new articles and 41 articles in Wikipedia
Wikidiversity edit-a-thon
Instead of organized our annual Wikidiversity editathon, this year we participated at the Wikigap editathon for both countries, Albania and Kosovo. On March 8th, we organized 2 editathons simultaneously in Pristina and Tirana, in cooperation with the Swedish Embassy in both countries. In Kosova 14 new editors were registered and 8 new articles produced.
In Albania, 41 articles were improved and 12 new ones were created.
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11 new editors involved, 6 new articles in Wikipedia
Wikipedia as activism
We were invited by S'Bunker, an educational NGO to hold a Wikipedia Module as part of their TruAktiv training. TruAktiv is an alternative education program aimed at advancing critical thinking and critical approaches to understanding society and civic engagement in community and society.
The Wikipedia module aimed to:
Promote Wikipedia editing as a form of activism;
Promote Wikipedia and other Wiki projects;
Develop articles in Wikipedia about civic engagement, youth, and advocacy.
With 11 new editors involved, the activity resulted in 6 new articles created in Wikipedia.
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GLAM
During this period we were able to host 1 Wikimedian in Residence at Mueseum of Kosovo. The Wikimedian did Wikipedia workshops with Museum staff, which resulted in a very successful activity. The staff were enthusiastic about Wikipedia editing and contributing to it.
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15 new articles in Wikipedia
2 Wikimedians in Residence
On April 2019, we put the first Wikimedian in Residence at the Museum of Kosovo. During this three month period, the Wikimedian gathered materials from the Museum, writing articles in Wikipedia and adding them to Wikidata. The Wikimedian did also Wikipedia workshops with Museum staff, which resulted in a very successful activity. The staff were enthusiastic about Wikipedia editing and contributing on it. During this period the Wikimedian wrote 15 article in Wikipedia.
The Transitional Justice edit-a-thon was an offline edit-a-thon we had originally intended to organize in partnership with an NGO from Kosovo but since the negotiations were taking considerable time, we decided to host it on our own. The main goal of the event was the recruitment of as many participants, preferably experts of the field, to write articles in Wikipedia on the situation of the transitional justice in Kosovo and events related to the last war that took place in the period of 1998-1999. The edit-a-thon took place throughout December where we met with the participants who signed up through an open call that we made in social media and by asking potential partners to help us promote it. The participants, mainly students, were beginners in Wikipedia so we first hosted a training session for them and we met again during the weekend of 14 & 15 December to start writing the articles. Over the course of this weekend, besides the process of writing, we also invited two field experts on transitional justice in Kosovo as guests to help the participants find more sources they can use as references and to give them helpful tips about what to be cautious about when writing on such sensitive topics. The discussions with the guests were really productive and we received positive feedback about them from the participants. As per the outcomes of the edit-a-thon, our expectations for the number of the articles were not entirely met but we are still satisfied with the quality of them and plan on being more persistent with the promotion this year because it is a topic that deserves good coverage.
Wiki Loves Monuments Albania & Kosovo
As in our previous year of hosting the competition, many photographers were eager to contribute and become part of it. The call for participants was open during September and we made sure we did our most promoting it on social media, national TVs and online newspapers, our blog, etc. Many people joined and uploaded in total 202 photos of monuments from Albania and Kosovo in Commons. After the evaluation process, the jury chose 20 winning photos from both Albania and Kosovo and we held a joint ceremony in Prishtina Hackerspace where they were rewarded with gift cards and certificates and had the chance to share the “behind the scenes” of their photographs.
In Kosovo: We kicked off our collaboration with BONEVET, a non-formal educational institution in Prishtina, by hosting a workshop for the instructors of the space. We met for five sessions during October and November to introduce them to Wikimedia and teach them the basics, expecting them to carry out what they learned in their activities with the students. Generally, the whole process went fine but as the sessions were coming to an end there were some minor problems we identified and we believe our observations on them might be of hand for future references. The agenda of the sessions, the duration of which varied from 60-90 mins, consisted of a presentation we would host, answering questions about things the participants were unclear about and at the end we would assign to them a task that involved putting into practice what they learned. In the beginning, the participants seemed quite enthusiastic to learn and were engaged in asking questions but as the weeks passed it seemed as if their interest was fading. This also showed in the fact that they were neglecting or not fully completing their tasks and it was unclear to us why this is happening because during the sessions they claimed to understand our instructions. To get feedback from the participants, we asked them to answer a few questions regarding the quality of the sessions - to get a better idea of what can be improved. A pattern we noticed in the answers is that we were advised to keep the presentations shorter, which is understandable because the instructors in this case were also occupied during the week with their own activities. Other feedback we received was to simplify the presentations on Wikipedia, Wikidata and Commons because as we were suspecting they might have seemed a bit overwhelming for them as beginners. This feedback was valuable and will surely be taken into consideration for our next similar activities.
In Albania: Two successful collaborations that we had started last year were with American Peace Corp and REC Albania. One of the goals of American Peace Corp in Albania is to increase the quality of Education. They invited us to host different presentations in Tirana with around 50 American teachers so then they can include Wikipedia in their daily work in schools all over Albania. Our first challenge with this collaboration was transportation. We needed a dedicated person to travel more than 2h to reach the schools outside Tirana. The second challenge was to keep pupils interested so they can keep editing without one of us being there. For most of the schools that we have been, editing Wikipedia was one the most interesting things that happened that day in school, so they didn't have that much interest to edit if their teacher was the one leading the workshop. So we had to come up with ideas like video calling during workshops, and gifts for the best ones.
Not having a working lab in their school was also a challenge.
Workshops with REC Albania(an environment NGO) ran pretty smoothly because the workshops are co-organized with teachers working in the universities and writing on Wikipedia is part of their classes.
Something that students didn’t like during the workshops was the venue. They don't like to do these workshops in their university lab but somewhere that doesn't feel like a daily class, so for every workshop we collaborated with labs or co-working spaces for youth. But finding a proper place for more than 20 participants is a challenge since most of them have high rents.
Please add text or a link to a page with details on your program results. You should report on each of the objectives you included in your Simple APG application.
As in our previous year, we are continuously working to push forward collaborations with educational institutions who share our common goals, including that of bringing to the fore digital literacy in the classroom - thus using Wikipedia as a tool to achieve it.
Throughout the year, we have conducted meetings with professors, students and people of interest in high schools, universities and non-formal educational institutions to discuss our possibilities of implementing Wikipedia in their syllabus and agenda.
Since our mid-point report, we have signed another MoU in Kosovo: with Bonevet Makerspace. Moreover, we have hosted various workshops with other partners such as RIT Kosovo and also Faculty of Science and Faculty of History in Albania.
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4 partnerships, 2 in Kosovo and 2 in Albania
Develop further partnerships on education
During October - November 2019 we held two workshops with the students of RIT Kosovo, part of our collaborative plan to integrate Wikipedia in their syllabus through extracurricular activities and in regular classes. We plan to continue these classes during 2020 and are keeping in touch with students and professors interested.
As aforementioned, we have also successfully developed our partnership with BONEVET. On our last meeting we have agreed with the instructors who work there to encourage their students to use Commons to upload their projects from Graphic Design and 3D printing classes and will continue to have the support of WoALUG through materials and staff time.
In Albania we have continued our partnerships with Faculty of Science and the Faculty of History as part of our collaboration with REC Albania.
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Host Wiki workshops with high schools and Universities
As part of our collaboration with REC Albania we continued our workshops in October with the Faculty of Science.
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2 active clubs in high schools in Albania
Establish 5 Wiki Clubs in high schools
We have 2 active clubs in Berat, Albania. However, a problem we have stumbled upon is the pupils’ expectations to always have a member from our team to host the workshops. It seems that to them, it is more attractive to have an outsider presenting and not the teacher or one of the classmates. They don’t seem interested to participate if it’s just a regular class.
In contrast to the clubs in Albania, regarding the establishment of new WikiClubs in Kosovo and Macedonia, we have not made much progress since our mid-point report.
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GLAM
For the second part of our grant, we have not been able to make as much progress as we were hoping to with our GLAM program, mainly due to the fact that institutions were not as cooperative and this was an obstacle in pushing our plans forward. Consequently, we have shifted our focus to other institutions so we can have better results this year.
Nevertheless, our members have remained active in other GLAM related projects as is the case of the collaboration between Liridon, a member of WoALUG, who helped Armenian members transfer existing data from the Armenian National Gallery into Wikidata. More on this collaboration covered in the GLAM newsletter can be found here.
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GLAM at Museum of Tirana
During 2018 we had a couple of meetings with the general director of the Historic Museum of Tirana. In 2019 we had 2 meetings with the director of the Archive. They look very positive to collaborate but the memorandum of collaboration is stuck at the Ministry of Culture, without that they cannot give us any material. We are hoping with the new contact we have to move on and the Wikimedian in Residence to help us move on with our plan.
During 2019 we also had communication with National Institution of Albanian Monuments who express their interest to collaborate and to join our GLAM activities.
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GLAM at Museum of Kosovo
Several attempts and discussions for possibilities of working together were made with the Museum of Kosovo but were all unsuccessful, besides our Wikimedian in Residence project which was fulfilled in the first part of the grant.
We are currently in the early stages of discussing with other GLAM institutions so we can complete our 2020 planned activities.
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Outreach
Albania and Kosovo editing marathon on Wikivoyage
Albanian Wikipedia 21th Birthday
The offline and online campaigns organized within our Outreach program are proven to be quite effective in promoting and spreading the word about our user group, therefore engaging a wider audience for our activities and helping the community grow.
After opening a discussion in the community portal, for a couple of months we worked on changing the front page of sqWikipedia to make it more friendly for newcomers. Also we worked on articles “how to get started” and “help” to have the basic information. A lot of improvement was made on categorization.
Overall, the activities we were able to organize reached our expectations and as for the rest, we had no choice but to postpone them for next year.
As in our previous year of participation, Wiki Loves Monuments again attracted many new and experienced photographers who helped enrichen Commons with their captures of the beautiful monuments in Albania and Kosovo.
Some of our members were also part of conferences such as the CEE Meeting 2019 in Belgrade and Wikidata Con 2019 in Berlin where stories and ideas were shared with fellow Wikimedians.
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21 new articles, 76 improved articles, 106 media files uploaded to Commons
Summer of Wikivoyage
The online and joint edit-a-thon held on July resulted in being very successful and surpassed our expectations.
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5 new or improved articles, 4 new editors involved.
Transitional Justice
The Transitional Justice edit-a-thon was a thematic edit-a-thon held during December where the participants wrote new or improved articles related to transitional justice and events that happened during the last war in Kosovo. To make the edit-a-thon more interactive, we also invited two field experts with whom we discussed on the sensitive topics regarding transitional justice and the current situation in post-war Kosovo.
Article on our blog
GLAM newsletter
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No new media published in Commons
Illustrate Wikipedia campaign
The online campaign Illustrate Wikipedia was open during the month of November, but it didn’t gain much interest perhaps due to poor promotion which will be noted for the next year’s launch.
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Crimes of communism edit-a-thon
We did not manage to organize this, because the person who proposed it left the country.
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One Village - One Article mass edit campaign
We did not manage to organize this.
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Albanian Wikipedia Birthday
In October we celebrate Wikipedia Birthday by improving the interface of sqWikipedia and improving mostly of the “How To Get Started With Wikipedia” Sections.
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In process.
Diaspora Edits Wikipedia
Due to the unavailability of the NGO Germin with whom we joined forces to make the campaign happen, we have postponed it and are currently in the process of recruiting volunteers.
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94 photos from Kosovo, 108 photos from Albania. In total 202 photos uploaded in Wiki Commons.
Wiki Loves Monuments 2019 - Albania & Kosovo
On September 2019, we launched the Wiki Loves Monuments 2019 campaign and promoted it throughout the month in various forms: through social media, on our blog, national TV and online newspapers. After the evaluation process, we choose 20 winning photographs from both Albania and Kosovo and held a common ceremony at Prishtina Hackerspace where we invited the winners who were rewarded with gift cards, certificates of appreciation and Wikipedia merchandise for their contributions.
Media coverage:
Koha.net
KTV
Wikimedia shqip
GLAM Newsletter
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351 photos from Albania and 160 photos from Kosovo. In total 411 photos uploaded in Commons.
Wiki Photo Walk Albania and Kosovo
Kosovo organized the event during June of 2019 and Albania during July.
The winner won a polaroid camera (each country one)
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20 new items were created (we counted the edits during that day from the users who were in the event)
Wikidata Bday in Tirana
In Tirana we organized Wikidata birthday and during it, except the cake we also edited items.
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The end of the year meeting/workshop
Every year we do a meeting in December to see what we have done and to discuss our plans for the next year. Normally we don’t publish this event anywhere but we invited people by email. This year we had it open and we promoted it on social media. During this event we mostly talked about what we can improve and how we can present to our yearly activities to the participants.
Please link to a detailed financial report for your spending during the grant period. This should be in the same format as your detailed budget from your Simple APG application.
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Training on Wikimedia of BONEVET staff
Training on Wikimedia of BONEVET staff
Albania and Kosovo editing marathon on Wikivoyage
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