Grants:Project/Rapid/Bilijin/Semester Funding for Wikimedia Fan Club Unilorin Meetups and Editathons in the 2020/2021 Rain Semester/Report
- Report accepted
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Goals
[edit]Did you meet your goals? Are you happy with how the project went?
I was able to achieve my goals for this project. In general, while there are a few things I now realize I could've or should've done differently, they were mostly minor things so yes, I am happy with how the project went.
Outcome
[edit]Please report on your original project targets. Please be sure to review and provide metrics required for Rapid Grants.
The outreach dashboard used in tracking metrics for this event is linked here
Target outcome | Achieved outcome | Explanation |
4 events | 4 events | we were able to organize all 4 events although the time had to be extended due to exams |
50 participants | 61 participants | |
15 new editors | 16 new editors | |
120 articles created or improved | 208 articles improved and 6 articles created | |
25 repeat participants | >20 | the number of repeat participants varied depending on the number of events the participants attended. Majority of the participants attended at least two of the events |
Learning
[edit]Projects do not always go according to plan. Sharing what you learned can help you and others plan similar projects in the future. Help the movement learn from your experience by answering the following questions:
- What worked well?
One technique I used during this project that really worked was splitting participants up into smaller groups of between 5 - 7 people and then one of the team members / experienced editors took charge of training each group. This way, participants were able to ask questions directly and the trainer was able to carry each participant along and really get them involved.
- What did not work so well?
I tried to get more people to create articles but we weren't able to adequately explain all aspects of article creation to participants so we ended up with quite a few unfinshed articles at the end of the project
- What would you do differently next time?
I would prepare training materials such as slides and cheatsheets instead of simply relying on the other experienced editors.
Finances
[edit]Grant funds spent
[edit]Please describe how much grant money you spent for approved expenses, and tell us what you spent it on.
- First event
- Food- ₦82750
- Data - ₦14000
- Camera rental - ₦10000
- Second event
- Food- ₦47750
- Data - ₦15600
- Camera rental - ₦10000
- Third event
- Food- ₦51500
- Data - ₦13200
- Fourth event
- Food- ₦68350
- Data - ₦11800
- Camera rental - ₦10000
- Swag
- Rollup Banner - ₦27000
- Jotters * 50 - ₦27500
- Shirts * 7 - ₦24500
- Hoodies * 5 - ₦25000
- Umbrellas * 12 - ₦42000
Total - ₦480950
Remaining funds
[edit]Do you have any remaining grant funds?
₦67550
I'd like to use the leftover funds as part of a new grant for a photowalk and edit-a-thon in the 2nd semester
Anything else
[edit]Anything else you want to share about your project?