Category:Wikimedia supported projects
This page lists research projects with support from the Wikimedia Foundation.
Subcategories
This category has only the following subcategory.
O
Content pages in category "Wikimedia supported projects"
The following 200 pages are in this category, out of 262 total.
(previous page) (next page)A
- Research:Aards engineering works
- Research:Academic perceptions of Wikipedia and its impact on online research
- Research:Account creation campaigns
- Research:Account Creation Referrals
- Research:Account creation UX
- Research:Accuracy and quality of Wikipedia entries
- Research:AFTRank
- Research:Alternative lifecycles of new users
- Research:Analyzing WLM grant reports using Dedoose
- Research:Anatomy of English Wikipedia Did You Know traffic
- Research:Anonymity and conformity over the net
- Research:Anonymity and Peer Production
- Research:Anonymous editor acquisition
- Research:Anonymous phenomena
- Research:Article Creation Workflow
- Research:Article feedback
- Research:Assessing electoral campaigns' impact on political information demand using Wikipedia page view data
- Research:Awareness of Wikipedia and its usage patterns
B
C
- Chapter-wide Financial Trends Report 2013
- Research:Citation Click Data
- Research:Citation Practices
- Research:Claim Selection for WikiGrok
- Research:Classifying wikilove messages
- Research:Communicating on Wikipedia while female
- Research:Communication to New Editors 2004-2011
- Research:Community portal redesign
- Research:Consus - Advanced content suggestion for Wikipedia
- Research:Contribution Inequality
- Research:Crane Project
- Research:Creative visualization
- User:CristianCantoro/Research
- Culture and Safety in Africa
D
- Research:Deleted Pages Analysis
- Research:Deletion notice effectiveness
- Research:Directed diabetes info-seeking behavior in Wikipedia
- Research:Discussion summarization and decision support with Wikum
- Research:DIY Analytics
- Research:Donor engagement
- Research:Donor Survey
- Research:Dynamics of inclusion and exclusion in systems of knowledge production and dissemination based on open content and Wikipedia. The case of contemporary African art
- Research:Dynamics of Online Interactions and Behavior
E
- Research:Edit form clicktracking
- Research:Editor Behaviour Analysis & Graphs
- Research:Editor classes
- Research:Editor lifecycle
- Research:Editor lifecycle/Journal
- Research:Editor Lifecycles
- Research:Editor milestones
- Research:Editor trajectories
- Research:Education Program Survey template
- Research:Effects of Feedback on Participation in Wikipedia
- Research:Effects of Informal Rewards and WikiLove
- Research:Effects of Messages on Participation in Wikipedia
- Embezzlement Avoidance Guide
- User:EpochFail/Templates comparison
- Research:Exploring editing dynamics in different language Wikipedias – Towards a substantive grounded theory
- Research:Exploring the Reciprocating Environmental Pressures of the Wikipedian Community and Canadian Public Universities
- Research:Exploring Wikimedia Donation Patterns
F
G
I
- Research:Identifying barriers to participation from heavy internet users
- Research:Ignored period and retention
- Research:Improvement in the past 6 years in Wikipedia
- Research:Improving link coverage
- Research:Information Seeking and Use
- Research:Investigating editing anxiety in new users
- Research:Investigating Semantic Navigation on Wikipedia
L
M
- Research:Mapping Wikipedia in the Middle East and North Africa
- Research:Marcuse: merger documentation
- Research:Master Thesis Cultural differences in motivations to contribute to Wikipedia
- Research:MDM - The Magical Difference Machine
- Research:Means and methods of coordination in WikiProjects
- Research:Measuring Agreement among Wikipedians
- Research:Measuring overall contribution of editors
- Research:Media Viewer preference elicitation
- Research:Memcached Optimization
- Research:Men of Quora use Wikipedia to get their knowledge while women have other sources
- Research:Mobile editor engagement
- Research:Mobile microcontributions
- Research:Mobile sessions
- Research:Mobile Strategy Research
- Research:Mobile trends
- Research:Mobile User Behavioural Differences
- Research:Modeling monthly active editors
- Research:Module storage performance
- Research:Monthly anonymous edits (2011)
- Research:MoodBar
- Research:MoodBar/Email confirmation
- Research:Motivation to Contribute to Wikipedia, a Collective Work
- Research:Motivations to Contribute to Wikipedia
N
- Research:Named Entity Disambiguation
- Research:Necromancy
- Research:New editor welcome wishlist
- Research:New editors' first session and retention
- Research:New Page Patrol survey
- Research:New user help requests
- Research:New user help requests/Full report
- Research:New User Participation in Help Spaces
- Research:Newbie reverts and article length
- Research:Newbie reverts and subsequent editing behavior
- Research:Newcomer desirability modeling
- Research:Newcomer quality
- Research:Newcomer survival models
- Research:Non-bot interlanguage linking
- Research:Non-finite Processes in Human Social Phenomena
- Research:Notifications
- Research:Number of books have read by WikiWriters
O
- Research:Onboarding new Wikipedians
- Research:Onboarding new Wikipedians/OB6
- Research:Onboarding new Wikipedians/Rollout
- Research:One Link, Two Links, Red Links, Blue Links
- Research:Online Community Conduct Policies
- Research:Online harassment resource guide
- Research:Online knowledge sharing
- Research:Optimizely Fundraiser Analysis
- Research:Oral Citations
- Research:Outreach evaluation
P
- Research:P2Pvalue
- Research:Participatory Motivation to Commons-based Peer Production
- Research:Past, Current, Future of Chinese Wikivoyage
- Research:Patroller work load
- Research:Plagiarism on the English Wikipedia
- Research:Portal experiments
- Research:Portuguese Wikipedia trends and behavior
- Research:Post-edit feedback
- Research:Post-registration editor survey
- Research:Predict Users Search
- Template:Project
- Research:Project page template
- Research:Projects/2011 Summer of Research/New User Participation in Deletion Processes
- Research:Projects/Wikipedia Editor Satisfaction Survey
Q
R
- Research:Re:Flex User Studies
- Research:Reader to first edit
- Research:Recruiting for surveys and tests
- Research:RENDER
- Template:Research project
- Template:Research Project/example
- Template:Research project/Example
- Template:Research project/Tags
- Template:Research project/Weird example
- Research:Rhetoric of the welcome message
- Research:Roles and Functions within Online Production Communities
S
- Research:Science Controversies in Portuguese Wikipedia: The Case of Global Warming
- Research:Sentiment analysis tool of new editor interaction
- Research:SerEngine
- Research:Shallow Entry: A problem-centric approach to new editor orientation
- Research:Software for quick processing of Wikidumps
- Research:Survival
T
- Research:Talk Sentiment Analysis: Editor Retention and Editing Prediction
- Research:Task recommendations
- Research:Taxonomy-Deletions
- Research:Tech support satisfaction poll
- Research:The motivational arc of massive virtual collaboration
- Research:The Rise and Decline
- Research:The role of IBIS in Wikimedia
- Research:The Role of Wikipedia Mentorship Programs in the Newcomer Experience
- Research:The Speed of Speedy Deletions
- Research:The sudden decline of Italian Wikipedia
- Research:The Transformative Potential of Wikipedia in Higher Education
- Research:The Use of Rationales in Wikipedia Articles for Deletion Discussions and in Group Decision Making
- Research:The use of Wikipedia by doctors for their information needs
- Research:Timestamp position modification
- Research:Trending articles and new editors
U
- Research:Understanding Collaborations in Online Production Communities
- Research:Understanding hoax articles on English Wikipedia
- Research:Understanding privacy and security decisions in WMF projects
- Research:Understanding sources
- Research:Understanding the context of citations in Wikipedia
- Research:Understanding the Dynamics of Hackathons for Science
- Research:Understanding the Editor/Bot Relationship
- Research:Understanding Wikidata Queries
- Research:Understanding Wikipedia Coordination Spaces and Costs
- Research:User Engagemenet in Wikipedia, The Influence of Cultural Identity
- Research:User Engagemenet in Wikipedia: The Influence of Cultural Identity
- Research:User preferences
- Research:User queries
- Research:Using Campbell's fish-scale model to understand potentially gendered content coverage
- Research:Using event stream prediction to predict vandalistic behaviour on Wikipedia
