The Eighth DCW Conversation Hour aims to explore the interconnections of books, institutions and Wikipedia. This conversation hour features Laurie Bridges, an Instruction and Outreach Librarian/Professor at the Oregon State University, who has an incredible experience of more than 25 years in instruction, outreach, marketing, and has been serving the OSU since early 2000.
In the Ninth DCW Conversation Hour, we look forward to exploring transformational leadership in global education. The conversation features Nichole Saad, who formerly led the Education team at the Wikimedia Foundation. She established Reading Wikipedia in the Classroom program which helped train more than 50 trainers in 30 countries reaching more than 7,000 teachers.
The Tenth DCW Conversation Hour aims to explore the role of digital audio in today's world, and how it can serve as the printing press for the oral culture. The conversation features Marcel Heyne, an internet entrepreneur and co-founder of the Audiopedia Foundation. Marcel's vision and efforts with Audiopedia have been globally recognized.
Check with your local time! In the Eleventh DCW Conversation Hour, we look forward to exploring different tools that are available to event organizers in...
Affiliate and community relations in the Wikimedia ecosystem are complex, and the Twelfth DCW Conversation Hour aims to address these complexities. The conversation hour features Tanveer Hasan, an important figure in the global Wikimedia movement, who currently serves as the Executive Director at the Centre for Internet and Society (CIS), a major movement partner in the entire South Asian region. We look forward to learn from his vast experiences and knowledge in order to navigate the complexities around the question: how do affiliates and communities in the Wikimedia world develop and prosper together?
In DCW Conversation Hour January 2023, we look forward to diving deep in the "Organizer Lab", a program by the Wikimedia Foundation (WMF), which aims at impactful content campaigns and strategies to improve technical and social workflow for organisers in the global Wikimedia movement.
