Greetings wiki researchers,
Looking through the submissions for Wikimania, I see that there is nothing yet on the subject of researchers in Wikipedia and there could be a good panel or workshop discussion on this topic. At the moment, the theme would be something along the lines of "Researchers in my Wikipedia? It's more likely than you think" and have wiki researchers on the panel who will talk about ethics, protocols, methodologies, and their relation to community norms and policies. Topics like the SRAG are especially relevant, and there are lots of other issues out there with ethnographic research, archival/data privacy, and more. My idea for the Wikimania panel is to build a dialog with the community on these issues, but if there is enough interest, an excellent open space session at WikiSym could easily be organized to deal with the more academic side of this issue. I'm also open to other ideas if other people have them.
So if anyone who is going to Wikimania and Wikisym is interested in this, please let me know today or tomorrow. Sorry for doing this so late, but I just realized that the deadline is the 20th.
Thanks, Stuart Geiger
Hi Stuart! Good idea! I am interested, Mayo
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From: wiki-research-l-bounces@lists.wikimedia.org on behalf of R.Stuart Geiger Sent: Wed 19/05/2010 19:27 To: Research into Wikimedia content and communities Subject: [Wiki-research-l] Anyone interested in a Wikimania panel onresearch ethics?
Greetings wiki researchers,
Looking through the submissions for Wikimania, I see that there is nothing yet on the subject of researchers in Wikipedia and there could be a good panel or workshop discussion on this topic. At the moment, the theme would be something along the lines of "Researchers in my Wikipedia? It's more likely than you think" and have wiki researchers on the panel who will talk about ethics, protocols, methodologies, and their relation to community norms and policies. Topics like the SRAG are especially relevant, and there are lots of other issues out there with ethnographic research, archival/data privacy, and more. My idea for the Wikimania panel is to build a dialog with the community on these issues, but if there is enough interest, an excellent open space session at WikiSym could easily be organized to deal with the more academic side of this issue. I'm also open to other ideas if other people have them.
So if anyone who is going to Wikimania and Wikisym is interested in this, please let me know today or tomorrow. Sorry for doing this so late, but I just realized that the deadline is the 20th.
Thanks, Stuart Geiger
On 19 May 2010 18:27, R.Stuart Geiger sgeiger@gmail.com wrote:
Greetings wiki researchers,
Looking through the submissions for Wikimania, I see that there is nothing yet on the subject of researchers in Wikipedia and there could be a good panel or workshop discussion on this topic. At the moment, the theme would be something along the lines of "Researchers in my Wikipedia? It's more likely than you think" and have wiki researchers on the panel who will talk about ethics, protocols, methodologies, and their relation to community norms and policies. Topics like the SRAG are especially relevant, and there are lots of other issues out there with ethnographic research, archival/data privacy, and more. My idea for the Wikimania panel is to build a dialog with the community on these issues, but if there is enough interest, an excellent open space session at WikiSym could easily be organized to deal with the more academic side of this issue. I'm also open to other ideas if other people have them.
So if anyone who is going to Wikimania and Wikisym is interested in this, please let me know today or tomorrow. Sorry for doing this so late, but I just realized that the deadline is the 20th.
Yes, definitely interested, Stuart - particularly in the topic of public/private spaces and the use of data from them. Also in the relationship between research ethics and researchers' participation in the community.
Cormac
There are two policy/guideline working drafts on en.wp that Stuart was referring to. They could use really input.
- Research policy: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WP:Research - Passed RFC and became policy for about 15 minutes before being nominated for deletion - Plenty of discussion on the talk page about what should be done next - Subject Recruitment Approvals Group (SRAG): http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WP:SRAG - Was a guideline for 15 minutes along with WP:Research - Most of the discussion about SRAG is @ WP:Research
-Aaron Halfaker GroupLens Research University of Minnesota
On Wed, May 19, 2010 at 1:44 PM, Cormac Lawler cormaggio@gmail.com wrote:
On 19 May 2010 18:27, R.Stuart Geiger sgeiger@gmail.com wrote:
Greetings wiki researchers,
Looking through the submissions for Wikimania, I see that there is nothing yet on the subject of researchers in Wikipedia and there could be a good panel or workshop discussion on this topic. At the moment, the theme would be something along the lines of "Researchers in my Wikipedia? It's more likely than you think" and have wiki researchers on the panel who will talk about ethics, protocols, methodologies, and their relation to community norms and policies. Topics like the SRAG are especially relevant, and there are lots of other issues out there with ethnographic research, archival/data privacy, and more. My idea for the Wikimania panel is to build a dialog with the community on these issues, but if there is enough interest, an excellent open space session at WikiSym could easily be organized to deal with the more academic side of this issue. I'm also open to other ideas if other people have them.
So if anyone who is going to Wikimania and Wikisym is interested in this, please let me know today or tomorrow. Sorry for doing this so late, but I just realized that the deadline is the 20th.
Yes, definitely interested, Stuart - particularly in the topic of public/private spaces and the use of data from them. Also in the relationship between research ethics and researchers' participation in the community.
Cormac
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De: Cormac Lawler cormaggio@gmail.com Asunto: Re: [Wiki-research-l] Anyone interested in a Wikimania panel on research ethics? Para: "Research into Wikimedia content and communities" wiki-research-l@lists.wikimedia.org Fecha: miércoles, 19 de mayo, 2010 20:44
On 19 May 2010 18:27, R.Stuart Geiger sgeiger@gmail.com wrote:
Greetings wiki researchers, Looking through the submissions for Wikimania, I see that there is nothing yet on the subject of researchers in Wikipedia and there could be a good panel or workshop discussion on this topic. At the moment, the theme would be something along the lines of "Researchers in my Wikipedia? It's more likely than you think" and have wiki researchers on the panel who will talk about ethics, protocols, methodologies, and their relation to community norms and policies. Topics like the SRAG are especially relevant, and there are lots of other issues out there with ethnographic research, archival/data privacy, and more. My idea for the Wikimania panel is to build a dialog with the community on these issues, but if there is enough interest, an excellent open space session at WikiSym could easily be organized to deal with the more academic side of this issue. I'm also open to other ideas if other people have them.
So if anyone who is going to Wikimania and Wikisym is interested in this, please let me know today or tomorrow. Sorry for doing this so late, but I just realized that the deadline is the 20th.
Yes, definitely interested, Stuart - particularly in the topic of public/private spaces and the use of data from them. Also in the relationship between research ethics and researchers' participation in the community.
Also interested in both topics.I think that having an Open Space session in WikiSym on this topic is a terrific idea.
F.
Cormac
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Hi sorry, I'm late catching up on emails this week but I'll be there and am interested! Andrea
On Wed, May 19, 2010 at 1:27 PM, R.Stuart Geiger sgeiger@gmail.com wrote:
Greetings wiki researchers, Looking through the submissions for Wikimania, I see that there is nothing yet on the subject of researchers in Wikipedia and there could be a good panel or workshop discussion on this topic. At the moment, the theme would be something along the lines of "Researchers in my Wikipedia? It's more likely than you think" and have wiki researchers on the panel who will talk about ethics, protocols, methodologies, and their relation to community norms and policies. Topics like the SRAG are especially relevant, and there are lots of other issues out there with ethnographic research, archival/data privacy, and more. My idea for the Wikimania panel is to build a dialog with the community on these issues, but if there is enough interest, an excellent open space session at WikiSym could easily be organized to deal with the more academic side of this issue. I'm also open to other ideas if other people have them. So if anyone who is going to Wikimania and Wikisym is interested in this, please let me know today or tomorrow. Sorry for doing this so late, but I just realized that the deadline is the 20th. Thanks, Stuart Geiger _______________________________________________ Wiki-research-l mailing list Wiki-research-l@lists.wikimedia.org https://lists.wikimedia.org/mailman/listinfo/wiki-research-l
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