Hello everyone,
We are PhD researchers at the University of Southampton working on supporting underserved language communities in Wikipedia with the help of Wikidata information. We need your help! We work on generating text and want to understand how to support editors when creating new articles. We are currently conducting a series of interviews to understand the needs of the community better. We are looking for editors of Wikipedia, that would be available to do said interviews remotely (via google hangout or skype) in English. (The editing will still be in your native language of course.) We focus on under-resourced languages, meaning any but the top 5 Wikipedias in terms of article and editor count. It should take about 30 minutes of your time and would get us a better insight into how to support small-language communities better. The interviews will take place in the next two weeks. All of the data will be anonymized.
Please find more information in the Participant Information Sheet: https://github.com/luciekaffee/Announcements/blob/master/Interviews-Particip...
If you want to participate and help us improving access to Wikipedia for under-resourced language communities, just send me an E-Mail at kaffee@soton.ac.uk or sign up to be contacted here: https://goo.gl/forms/gL9wPuYAt8zcpVbA3 You don’t need any prior experience beside Wikipedia editing.
Looking forward to hearing from you! Thanks, Lucie (User:Frimelle)
Thanks, Lucy, and University of Southhampton researchers,
What a great study focus - "generating text and want to understand how to support editors when creating new articles" in some 295 under-served language communities.
Cheers, Scott
Scott_WUaS
On Mon, Sep 17, 2018 at 2:18 AM, Lucie-Aimée Kaffee kaffee@soton.ac.uk wrote:
Hello everyone,
We are PhD researchers at the University of Southampton working on supporting underserved language communities in Wikipedia with the help of Wikidata information. We need your help! We work on generating text and want to understand how to support editors when creating new articles. We are currently conducting a series of interviews to understand the needs of the community better. We are looking for editors of Wikipedia, that would be available to do said interviews remotely (via google hangout or skype) in English. (The editing will still be in your native language of course.) We focus on under-resourced languages, meaning any but the top 5 Wikipedias in terms of article and editor count. It should take about 30 minutes of your time and would get us a better insight into how to support small-language communities better. The interviews will take place in the next two weeks. All of the data will be anonymized.
Please find more information in the Participant Information Sheet: https://github.com/luciekaffee/Announcements/blob/master/Interviews- Participant-Information-Sheet.md
If you want to participate and help us improving access to Wikipedia for under-resourced language communities, just send me an E-Mail at kaffee@soton.ac.uk or sign up to be contacted here: https://goo.gl/forms/ gL9wPuYAt8zcpVbA3 You don’t need any prior experience beside Wikipedia editing.
Looking forward to hearing from you! Thanks, Lucie (User:Frimelle)
-- Lucie-Aimée Kaffee Web and Internet Science Group School of Electronics and Computer Science University of Southampton
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