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Three days, 200 talks, now finished.


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What is Wikimania?

Wikimania is a 4000 person conference, unconference, festival, meetup, workshop, hackathon, and party, spread over five days in August 2014, preceded and followed by fringe events. It's the official annual event of the Wikimedia movement, where you'll discover all kinds of projects that people are making with wikis and open content, as well as meet the community that produced the most famous wiki of all, Wikipedia!


State of the Wiki
An annual update on the Wikimedia projects


Digital Collaboration:
How can software tools unlock our potential?

Wikimedia projects now have over 21 billion hits per month for content collaboratively created by over thirty million contributors, putting it in the top five sites globally, and one of the largest online communities. How does a community this size work, and how has it coped with such growth? more…

The Future of Education:
Now that Wikipedia has done everyone's homework, what's left to teach?

From primary school through to degree level and beyond Wikipedia is central to paradigm shift in what it means to 'know' and what it means to 'learn'. Capturing the sum of all human knowledge will be a long journey, but capturing much of the curriculum has already been achieved in the English language version. Whether it's 8-year-olds grabbing facts or university students tuning into new subjects and collating references, Wikipedia is the first port of call for millions of students. The sheer convenience of Wikipedia is challenging standard pedagogical approaches that implicitly assume information is scarce and difficult to duplicate. How should formal education respond now that discovering knowledge is no longer a complex skill, now that it's possible to complete assignments without having to 'think'? In this strand, we will explore the impact of Wikipedia across education and the many ways in which Wikimedia is supporting the practice of contributing to Wikipedia as a curricular activity. تېخىمۇ...

Open Data:


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Free Culture:
The sum total of human knowledge shouldn't be owned by anyone. How can we ensure this?

If you create something original, you're automatically granted legal ownership over it, which prevents others from re-using it without your permission. There have been a number of efforts to create international licenses that allow you to publish original work such that anyone can use it, but with multiple territories, formats and types of licenses, this is far from a simple task, nor is it widely understood. Many contemporary content creators share, remix and re-use content without the correct licenses, leading them liable to charges of intellectual property theft. more…

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