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A #1Lib1Ref acontece de 15 de janeiro a 5 de fevereiro e de 15 de maio a 5 de junho. Participe da campanha! Traduza esta faixa.
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Lets take a Coffee Break and contribute to #1lib1ref. Here's how!


Learn about how Wikipedia fits into the information ecosystem with a #1lib1ref Coffee Hour. Pull together a small gathering of your colleagues and learn how to contribute to Wikipedia for #1lib1ref. Participating in Wikipedia is easier when you can learn with others.

This guide is designed to help plan a 45-90 minute "coffee hour" workshop for #1lib1ref.


Event Plan: What to do when

A few weeks before the event

  • Choose a date and time for the event
  • Reserve a space and equipment if relevant (extra laptops and a projector are always useful)
  • If you don’t have Wikipedia experience, you can reach out to find local Wikipedians who can assist. Ask for help at on the Wikipedia and Libraries Facebook Group
  • Create a public announcement for your event and list it here
  • Start to publicize your event among your colleagues

Uma semana antes do evento

  • Pull together editing and research resources
  • Arrange refreshments if you want
  • Prepare signage and handouts
  • Send out event reminders
  • Tweet about your plans using the #1lib1ref hashtag
  • Important: There is a limit on the number of Wikipedia accounts that can be created from one location or IP address per day (normally 6). To get around this, you have several possibilities:

Durante o dia do evento

  • Welcome and introductions (2-3 minutes)
  • Basics of editing Wikipedia (10-20 minutes)
  • Open editing (20-30 minutes)
    • If possible, have experienced editors circulate to answer questions and troubleshoot problems. Otherwise, be ready to learn together as a group or partner-up for editing help
  • [Optional] Open discussion (15-30 minutes)
    • How does Wikipedia interact with the library profession?
    • Could you imagine teaching your patrons about Wikipedia? How can we teach other skills with Wikipedia, such as digital or information literacy?
    • What different kinds of knowledge does Wikipedia try to share?
    • What are the misunderstandings that library patrons likely have about Wikipedia? What could help patrons better understand research in the context of Wikipedia?
    • What were the easiest parts of adding references to Wikipedia? What was challenging? How could the challenging parts be made easier?
    • What kinds of topics appear to be missing or underrepresented? How could you add knowledge relevant to your work and communities of practice?
  • Wrap-up (2-3 minutes)

Dicas

  • Please take pictures of the event, and share them on social media using the hashtag #1lib1ref.
  • Share the #1lib1ref hashtag, and a link to 1lib1ref.org during the event and on your materials.

Depois do evento=

  • Record outcomes as much as possible: how many attendees, how many articles edited, etc. Outcomes help make the case for funding, future activities, and are a great way to share with others what you did and why your work mattered!
  • Make sure to share what you did social media under the hashtag #1lib1ref and at the events page. Social media and the events page provide the main ways we are tracking the event and help organizers report outcomes.
  • If you publish a blog post, or see coverage of your event in other venues, please share the link at on the #1lib1ref Press page
  • If the event created interest among your colleagues, consider planning more editing events around your institution's collections. An editathons is an editing event focused on a certain theme or topic. Learn more on how to run editathons.

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