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Adding Visual Context to the Dagbanli Dictionary: How the University of Ghana HCI Lab Dataset Powered our Sentence Matching System

27 May 202626 May 2026 by Masssly, Mohammed Sadat Abdulaiand Mohammed Awal Alhassan

Mozilla Common Voice Meets Wikidata (How the Dagbanli Dictionary Got Audio Usage Examples)

22 April 202621 April 2026 by Masssly, Mohammed Sadat Abdulaiand Mohammed Awal Alhassan

Introducing Free and Open-Source Wiki Contribution: Helping Students Bridge the Gap Between Tech and Non-Tech Through My Advanced Wiki Knowledge

6 January 20266 January 2026 by Adityakumar0545

Introducing the Wikimedia Free Knowledge Movement to Future Contributors

30 October 202528 October 2025 by Agamya Samuel

COSCUP 20th Anniversary

9 September 20259 September 2025 by Hunghoro

We came to hack: Wikimedia Hackathon 2025 rewrote the rules

21 May 202521 May 2025 by Formasit-chijoh

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Adding Visual Context to the Dagbanli Dictionary: How the University of Ghana HCI Lab Dataset Powered our Sentence Matching System

Mozilla Common Voice Meets Wikidata (How the Dagbanli Dictionary Got Audio Usage Examples)

The Gballi Browser: Designing for the Dagbanli Alphabet

No Signal? No Problem: Building the Dagbanli Dictionary for Offline Use

Structuring Dagbanli on Wikidata: Lexemes, Senses, and the Digraph Challenge

Introducing Free and Open-Source Wiki Contribution: Helping Students Bridge the Gap Between Tech and Non-Tech Through My Advanced Wiki Knowledge

Introducing the Wikimedia Free Knowledge Movement to Future Contributors

COSCUP 20th Anniversary

We came to hack: Wikimedia Hackathon 2025 rewrote the rules

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