ウィキペディア図書館/ニュースレター/2018年12月-1月号
この号の特集は「#1Lib1Ref」と国際開発、また恒例の図書館と電子化された知に関連するニュースやコミュニティの話題のまとめを掲載します。
#1Lib1Ref
1月15日から2月3日にわたり、今年も#1Lib1Refキャンペーンを行ってウィキペディアに信頼できる出典を追加するよう、図書館員の皆さんに呼びかけました。今回は通算3回目、たくさんの言語版で100件単位の投稿が集まりました–下記のハッシュタグ・ツールにて展開を追跡できます。本年度もウィキペディア図書館ならびに世界各地から多数のウィキメディアの提携団体の協賛をいただきました。もちろん地域の図書館が加盟したネットワークにも呼びかけ、キャンペーンの告知にご協力いただいています。通知は図書館のイベントならびに広報対応でも行いました。
参加手順はたった5点だけです。
- 出典が不足した記事を探す。いくつかご紹介。
- Citation Huntというツールを使い、「要出典」が付いたページを編集
- 出典に問題がある記事の一覧から選ぶ
- 流し読みして、目に止まった記事を選ぶ
- 収蔵品や研究成果を出典にする
- 記事を検証する信頼できる情報源を探す
- ウィキペディアの書式設定にしたがって出典を追加。ウィキペディアに出典を追加したり編集する方法はこちら
- ウィキペディアの編集要約欄にハッシュタグ#1Lib1Refを記入。
- 編集内容をSNSでシェア、図書館とウィキペディアについてもっと学ぶ。
There are also a number of other ways to take part:
- Tell your local librarians and library-loving friends about the campaign
- Join the Facebook event page for updates
- Join the Wikipedia + Libraries Facebook group for news and camaraderie
- Watch and share the OCLC #1lib1ref webinar
- Read the OCLC #1lib1ref Learner Guide
User Group
The steering committee elections for the Wikipedia Library User Group are currently open. The elected committee will replace the founding members group (previously chosen by The Wikipedia Library team), in guiding, making key decisions and leading the user group. It will consist of between five and eight members, who will serve one-year terms.
Voting is open to everyone who joined the usergroup before 21 January 2018. Voting closes on 4 February, and results will be announced on or before 10 February.
Global
The Star Coordinator program is a quarterly award to recognize coordinators of The Wikipedia Library for their amazing work in their communities. And the winner is...
User:Bachounda, Algeria Join us in congratulating User:Bachounda for winning the Star Coordinator for the 4th Quarter of 2017 (October–December). We wish to congratulate him for his immense support to both the Arabic and French TWL branches. His focus on increasing the activity level of contributions on Arabic Wikipedia encouraged his later joining The Wikipedia Library in an attempt to provide more sources for the community. He discovered the lack of resources for the Arabic TWL branch so he assisted in compiling a list of Arabic online libraries for the Wikipedia Library team, through which they gained access to three of these libraries. He recalls the rapid response of the TWL team won these partnerships and has contributed to an immense distribution of resources to the Arabic community. He is lead for the translation of Books & Bytes, and has been crucial in sharing updates with the Arabic community. His hope is to finally see the Library Card Platform bring what he calls "an authentic Wikipedia Online Library Card which will provide access to a unified world library".
See past winners on the Star Coordinator page.
Spotlight: What can we glean from OCLC’s experience with library staff learning Wikipedia?
An excerpt from the Wikimedia Blog post by Alex Stinson, Wikimedia Foundation
In June 2016, a "Knight News Challenge" award for innovation in the library sector went to OCLC, the global nonprofit library cooperative, to strengthen ties between Wikipedia and libraries. Now a year in, the OCLC Wikipedia + Libraries: Better Together project has had a major impact on Wikipedia literacy among librarians in the United States, having introduced hundreds of staff to Wikipedia's policies and community practices.
At the center of the 18-month project is WebJunction, OCLC's library learning program, to research and deliver Wikipedia awareness and educational opportunities, including a nine-week online professional development course for US public library staff. To support the project, OCLC brought on a Wikipedian-in-residence: Monika Sengul-Jones, an advocate for Wikipedia literacy in education and a communication and media studies scholar working fulltime with the Seattle-based WebJunction team.
With her support, the project has successfully introduced more than six hundred library staff to the inner workings of Wikipedia with webinars and a nine-week live online course that took place during the fall of 2017. In the coming months, the project will continue to support libraries as they put plans of engagement into action, and will be hosting Citations Needed, a free live webinar open to all on January 10, 2018, on the eve of the #1lib1ref campaign.
Read Alex's interview with Monika on the Wikimedia Blog.
Bytes in brief
Community roundup
- (英語) How to add your photos to Wikimedia Commons and add to the sum of all knowledge
- (英語) Seven translation tools you can use to work in multiple languages across Wikimedia projects
- (英語) How do memory institutions use Wikipedia and Wikidata in their collection catalogues?
- (フランス語) Montréal, des wikimédiens pour lutter contre la désinformation
- (英語) Death and Donald Trump lead Wikipedia's top searches of 2017
Worth reading (or watching)
- (英語) Things my professor never told me about Wikipedia
- (スペイン語) Una oportunidad para pensar el acceso abierto desde América Latina
- (英語) It's gonna get a lot easier to break science journal paywalls
- (英語) Discovery Should Be Delivery: User-Centric Principles for Discovery as a Service
- (フランス語) Les bibliothèques face aux défis de la diversité
- (英語) Wikipedia as a gateway to biomedical research: The relative distribution and use of citations in the English Wikipedia
- (英語) What organic food shopping can tell us about transforming the scholarly communications system
- (スペイン語) Noticias falsas: Cómo reconocer y detener la desinformación
- (英語) Fighting fake news is not the solution
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