This mail from Amanda Rust is probably worth forwarding here too :-)

Aubrey

Hello, all--

I'm helping put together a series of Edit-a-thons at MA libraries, archives, and museums for Open Access/Wikipedia Loves Libraries Week, and would love your help! Together with my co-organizer Amanda Strauss (Schlesinger Library at Radcliffe), we are encouraging MA GLAMs to join forces for Open Access to Mass History: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Wikipedia_Loves_Libraries/Open_Access...

We are generally enthusiastic, but inexperienced. This is our first year in trying to organize a series like this, and we would love to have at least one knowledgeable Wikipedia editor at each site. (As we contacted potential hosts, each and every one first asked about how to connect with a Wikipedia editor, so we think there are a lot of people eager to learn the ropes.) So if there are any folks on this list that would like to volunteer to be the local Wikipedia expert/tutorial giver, please let me know.

We have our list of confirmed sites up on the page above, and already have a few more in the works, so hopefully there is a time and date that works for everyone interested.

Also, please feel free to share this widely, and let me know if you have any suggestions on where else to publicize. And feel free to let us know if we are doing anything wrong!

Thanks, Amanda (R.)

____________________________________ Amanda Rust Asst. Dept. Head, Arts & Humanities Northeastern University Libraries 360 Huntington Avenue, Boston MA 02116 a.rust@neu.edu | 617-373-8548 ____________________________________

____________________________________ Amanda E. Strauss Research Librarian Schlesinger Library on the History of Women in America Radcliffe Institute, Harvard University amanda_strauss@radcliffe.harvard.edu | 617-384-9329 ____________________________________

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