Then maybe if we have breakout sessions on Wikimedia and Wikipedia in Northern Ghana, more people would be wise and would get in touch? :-)
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On 16 Oct 2016 21:00, "Nkansah Rexford" nkansahrexford@gmail.com wrote:
In fact, I went into the breakout session with the intention not to take anyone's contact whatsoever. I'm tired taking them.
I just told all in attendance to search for "Wikimedia Ghana User Group" online. If their search engine sends them to #KalyppoChallenge, well...
But I believe a word to a wise 'is in the north' so those who really wanna get going will get in touch if they really want to.
On Sunday, October 16, 2016, Ato Ulzen-Appiah abocco@gmail.com wrote:
Oh, sorry Rexford. Contacts are not normally shared at breakout sessions. We'd make a note to fix that. Cced Rachel.
We can contact those who were at Barcamp Koforidua to ask who was in the session. If you send me a picture of the session, I could recognize people and give you contacts :-)
From what transpired, it was a good session and people learnt a lot.
We can target edits to the Koforidua, Koforidua Technical University and ANUC pages.
Thanks for the pictures.
Barcamp Accra dey. But there be Barcamp Ho, Kumasi and Sunyani before that.
#Morevim!
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On 16 Oct 2016 19:52, "Nkansah Rexford" nkansahrexford@gmail.com wrote:
Hello guys,
I was at the Barcamp Koforidua this year. I was part of a breakout session where Wikimedia world was discussed.
How many people joined the session? About 8.
How many people were recruited? None. Did I take anyone's contact? No. Did anyone show enthusiasm to join? Not that I noticed.
Did Wikimedia/Wikipedia make sense to them? I think so. When one lecturer at ANUniversity came to appreciate the structure of Wikimedia and Wikipedia and why everything happens the way it does, everything I guess made more sense to him.
At the educational level, how people see Wikipedia and it's related project sites is very different and negative. If and should that be fixed, I'm sure the effects will bubble down to many in schools.
Will those who joined the breakout session become editors? I don't know. Will they get in touch to learn more? I don't know. Did they take something useful about Wikimedia home? Yes, absolutely. I gave Wiki-related handouts I received from Wikimedia UK to some in attendance.
A lecturer at Koforidua Poly plans to get in touch later in the course this week to further discuss if they could do something Wikipedia Education Program related. Will update this thread with more.
Pictures of the event: https://twitter.com/has htag/bckdua?f=images&vertical=default&src=hash
Are the pictures on Wikimedia Commons at the moment? Mine aren't, will upload in the course of this week.
I hope to be at the Accra Barcamp as well, then with a combined power from all the Wikimedia guys in Accra, we could push the Wikimedia word more.
Did I do a good job at Barcamp Koforidua 2016? I don't know.
rexford
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Such a witty response by Ato to Rexford's sarcasm 😎
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On Oct 16, 2016 5:56 PM, "Ato Ulzen-Appiah" abocco@gmail.com wrote:
Then maybe if we have breakout sessions on Wikimedia and Wikipedia in Northern Ghana, more people would be wise and would get in touch? :-)
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On 16 Oct 2016 21:00, "Nkansah Rexford" nkansahrexford@gmail.com wrote:
In fact, I went into the breakout session with the intention not to take anyone's contact whatsoever. I'm tired taking them.
I just told all in attendance to search for "Wikimedia Ghana User Group" online. If their search engine sends them to #KalyppoChallenge, well...
But I believe a word to a wise 'is in the north' so those who really wanna get going will get in touch if they really want to.
On Sunday, October 16, 2016, Ato Ulzen-Appiah abocco@gmail.com wrote:
Oh, sorry Rexford. Contacts are not normally shared at breakout sessions. We'd make a note to fix that. Cced Rachel.
We can contact those who were at Barcamp Koforidua to ask who was in the session. If you send me a picture of the session, I could recognize people and give you contacts :-)
From what transpired, it was a good session and people learnt a lot.
We can target edits to the Koforidua, Koforidua Technical University and ANUC pages.
Thanks for the pictures.
Barcamp Accra dey. But there be Barcamp Ho, Kumasi and Sunyani before that.
#Morevim!
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On 16 Oct 2016 19:52, "Nkansah Rexford" nkansahrexford@gmail.com wrote:
Hello guys,
I was at the Barcamp Koforidua this year. I was part of a breakout session where Wikimedia world was discussed.
How many people joined the session? About 8.
How many people were recruited? None. Did I take anyone's contact? No. Did anyone show enthusiasm to join? Not that I noticed.
Did Wikimedia/Wikipedia make sense to them? I think so. When one lecturer at ANUniversity came to appreciate the structure of Wikimedia and Wikipedia and why everything happens the way it does, everything I guess made more sense to him.
At the educational level, how people see Wikipedia and it's related project sites is very different and negative. If and should that be fixed, I'm sure the effects will bubble down to many in schools.
Will those who joined the breakout session become editors? I don't know. Will they get in touch to learn more? I don't know. Did they take something useful about Wikimedia home? Yes, absolutely. I gave Wiki-related handouts I received from Wikimedia UK to some in attendance.
A lecturer at Koforidua Poly plans to get in touch later in the course this week to further discuss if they could do something Wikipedia Education Program related. Will update this thread with more.
Pictures of the event: https://twitter.com/has htag/bckdua?f=images&vertical=default&src=hash
Are the pictures on Wikimedia Commons at the moment? Mine aren't, will upload in the course of this week.
I hope to be at the Accra Barcamp as well, then with a combined power from all the Wikimedia guys in Accra, we could push the Wikimedia word more.
Did I do a good job at Barcamp Koforidua 2016? I don't know.
rexford
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Maybe.
I will join Barcamp in the north one day soon.
On Sunday, October 16, 2016, Ato Ulzen-Appiah abocco@gmail.com wrote:
Then maybe if we have breakout sessions on Wikimedia and Wikipedia in Northern Ghana, more people would be wise and would get in touch? :-)
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On 16 Oct 2016 21:00, "Nkansah Rexford" <nkansahrexford@gmail.com javascript:_e(%7B%7D,'cvml','nkansahrexford@gmail.com');> wrote:
In fact, I went into the breakout session with the intention not to take anyone's contact whatsoever. I'm tired taking them.
I just told all in attendance to search for "Wikimedia Ghana User Group" online. If their search engine sends them to #KalyppoChallenge, well...
But I believe a word to a wise 'is in the north' so those who really wanna get going will get in touch if they really want to.
On Sunday, October 16, 2016, Ato Ulzen-Appiah <abocco@gmail.com javascript:_e(%7B%7D,'cvml','abocco@gmail.com');> wrote:
Oh, sorry Rexford. Contacts are not normally shared at breakout sessions. We'd make a note to fix that. Cced Rachel.
We can contact those who were at Barcamp Koforidua to ask who was in the session. If you send me a picture of the session, I could recognize people and give you contacts :-)
From what transpired, it was a good session and people learnt a lot.
We can target edits to the Koforidua, Koforidua Technical University and ANUC pages.
Thanks for the pictures.
Barcamp Accra dey. But there be Barcamp Ho, Kumasi and Sunyani before that.
#Morevim!
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On 16 Oct 2016 19:52, "Nkansah Rexford" nkansahrexford@gmail.com wrote:
Hello guys,
I was at the Barcamp Koforidua this year. I was part of a breakout session where Wikimedia world was discussed.
How many people joined the session? About 8.
How many people were recruited? None. Did I take anyone's contact? No. Did anyone show enthusiasm to join? Not that I noticed.
Did Wikimedia/Wikipedia make sense to them? I think so. When one lecturer at ANUniversity came to appreciate the structure of Wikimedia and Wikipedia and why everything happens the way it does, everything I guess made more sense to him.
At the educational level, how people see Wikipedia and it's related project sites is very different and negative. If and should that be fixed, I'm sure the effects will bubble down to many in schools.
Will those who joined the breakout session become editors? I don't know. Will they get in touch to learn more? I don't know. Did they take something useful about Wikimedia home? Yes, absolutely. I gave Wiki-related handouts I received from Wikimedia UK to some in attendance.
A lecturer at Koforidua Poly plans to get in touch later in the course this week to further discuss if they could do something Wikipedia Education Program related. Will update this thread with more.
Pictures of the event: https://twitter.com/has htag/bckdua?f=images&vertical=default&src=hash
Are the pictures on Wikimedia Commons at the moment? Mine aren't, will upload in the course of this week.
I hope to be at the Accra Barcamp as well, then with a combined power from all the Wikimedia guys in Accra, we could push the Wikimedia word more.
Did I do a good job at Barcamp Koforidua 2016? I don't know.
rexford
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That's the spirit.
More networking, pushing the Wikimedia Ghana agenda, championing Wikipedia and domestic tourism :-)
#Morevim!
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On 16 Oct 2016 22:37, "Nkansah Rexford" nkansahrexford@gmail.com wrote:
Maybe.
I will join Barcamp in the north one day soon.
On Sunday, October 16, 2016, Ato Ulzen-Appiah abocco@gmail.com wrote:
Then maybe if we have breakout sessions on Wikimedia and Wikipedia in Northern Ghana, more people would be wise and would get in touch? :-)
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On 16 Oct 2016 21:00, "Nkansah Rexford" nkansahrexford@gmail.com wrote:
In fact, I went into the breakout session with the intention not to take anyone's contact whatsoever. I'm tired taking them.
I just told all in attendance to search for "Wikimedia Ghana User Group" online. If their search engine sends them to #KalyppoChallenge, well...
But I believe a word to a wise 'is in the north' so those who really wanna get going will get in touch if they really want to.
On Sunday, October 16, 2016, Ato Ulzen-Appiah abocco@gmail.com wrote:
Oh, sorry Rexford. Contacts are not normally shared at breakout sessions. We'd make a note to fix that. Cced Rachel.
We can contact those who were at Barcamp Koforidua to ask who was in the session. If you send me a picture of the session, I could recognize people and give you contacts :-)
From what transpired, it was a good session and people learnt a lot.
We can target edits to the Koforidua, Koforidua Technical University and ANUC pages.
Thanks for the pictures.
Barcamp Accra dey. But there be Barcamp Ho, Kumasi and Sunyani before that.
#Morevim!
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On 16 Oct 2016 19:52, "Nkansah Rexford" nkansahrexford@gmail.com wrote:
Hello guys,
I was at the Barcamp Koforidua this year. I was part of a breakout session where Wikimedia world was discussed.
How many people joined the session? About 8.
How many people were recruited? None. Did I take anyone's contact? No. Did anyone show enthusiasm to join? Not that I noticed.
Did Wikimedia/Wikipedia make sense to them? I think so. When one lecturer at ANUniversity came to appreciate the structure of Wikimedia and Wikipedia and why everything happens the way it does, everything I guess made more sense to him.
At the educational level, how people see Wikipedia and it's related project sites is very different and negative. If and should that be fixed, I'm sure the effects will bubble down to many in schools.
Will those who joined the breakout session become editors? I don't know. Will they get in touch to learn more? I don't know. Did they take something useful about Wikimedia home? Yes, absolutely. I gave Wiki-related handouts I received from Wikimedia UK to some in attendance.
A lecturer at Koforidua Poly plans to get in touch later in the course this week to further discuss if they could do something Wikipedia Education Program related. Will update this thread with more.
Pictures of the event: https://twitter.com/has htag/bckdua?f=images&vertical=default&src=hash
Are the pictures on Wikimedia Commons at the moment? Mine aren't, will upload in the course of this week.
I hope to be at the Accra Barcamp as well, then with a combined power from all the Wikimedia guys in Accra, we could push the Wikimedia word more.
Did I do a good job at Barcamp Koforidua 2016? I don't know.
rexford
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More VIM Wikimedians and Barcampers.
Hope to be back soon. :)
Best,
- Enock
On Sun, Oct 16, 2016 at 11:41 AM, Ato Ulzen-Appiah abocco@gmail.com wrote:
That's the spirit.
More networking, pushing the Wikimedia Ghana agenda, championing Wikipedia and domestic tourism :-)
#Morevim!
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On 16 Oct 2016 22:37, "Nkansah Rexford" nkansahrexford@gmail.com wrote:
Maybe.
I will join Barcamp in the north one day soon.
On Sunday, October 16, 2016, Ato Ulzen-Appiah abocco@gmail.com wrote:
Then maybe if we have breakout sessions on Wikimedia and Wikipedia in Northern Ghana, more people would be wise and would get in touch? :-)
This was sent from #MightyAfrican's Android Device
On 16 Oct 2016 21:00, "Nkansah Rexford" nkansahrexford@gmail.com wrote:
In fact, I went into the breakout session with the intention not to take anyone's contact whatsoever. I'm tired taking them.
I just told all in attendance to search for "Wikimedia Ghana User Group" online. If their search engine sends them to #KalyppoChallenge, well...
But I believe a word to a wise 'is in the north' so those who really wanna get going will get in touch if they really want to.
On Sunday, October 16, 2016, Ato Ulzen-Appiah abocco@gmail.com wrote:
Oh, sorry Rexford. Contacts are not normally shared at breakout sessions. We'd make a note to fix that. Cced Rachel.
We can contact those who were at Barcamp Koforidua to ask who was in the session. If you send me a picture of the session, I could recognize people and give you contacts :-)
From what transpired, it was a good session and people learnt a lot.
We can target edits to the Koforidua, Koforidua Technical University and ANUC pages.
Thanks for the pictures.
Barcamp Accra dey. But there be Barcamp Ho, Kumasi and Sunyani before that.
#Morevim!
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On 16 Oct 2016 19:52, "Nkansah Rexford" nkansahrexford@gmail.com wrote:
Hello guys,
I was at the Barcamp Koforidua this year. I was part of a breakout session where Wikimedia world was discussed.
How many people joined the session? About 8.
How many people were recruited? None. Did I take anyone's contact? No. Did anyone show enthusiasm to join? Not that I noticed.
Did Wikimedia/Wikipedia make sense to them? I think so. When one lecturer at ANUniversity came to appreciate the structure of Wikimedia and Wikipedia and why everything happens the way it does, everything I guess made more sense to him.
At the educational level, how people see Wikipedia and it's related project sites is very different and negative. If and should that be fixed, I'm sure the effects will bubble down to many in schools.
Will those who joined the breakout session become editors? I don't know. Will they get in touch to learn more? I don't know. Did they take something useful about Wikimedia home? Yes, absolutely. I gave Wiki-related handouts I received from Wikimedia UK to some in attendance.
A lecturer at Koforidua Poly plans to get in touch later in the course this week to further discuss if they could do something Wikipedia Education Program related. Will update this thread with more.
Pictures of the event: https://twitter.com/has htag/bckdua?f=images&vertical=default&src=hash
Are the pictures on Wikimedia Commons at the moment? Mine aren't, will upload in the course of this week.
I hope to be at the Accra Barcamp as well, then with a combined power from all the Wikimedia guys in Accra, we could push the Wikimedia word more.
Did I do a good job at Barcamp Koforidua 2016? I don't know.
rexford
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