Dear all As you all know in the Wikmedia movement nothing really inspiring and creative can be done without the volunteers. Their ideas, time and energy are priceless. That is why Wikimedia Poland has created an award to say "thank you" to great people that inspire and coordinate our projects (expeditions, workshops, editathons, photo contests etc.) and for the volunteer of the year. We invited four people from the outside of the Wikimedia movement - people representing cultural institutions NGO's and the media - to form a jury with a task to choose the projects and the volunteer that should be rewarded. The jury also gave us precious information about how people who are not Wikimedians see our projects and which they perceive as the most interesting and inspiring.
The ProWikimedia 2015 award will be given in 4 categories: 1. Free content ambassador - in recognition of a project which had major impact on promoting openness, knowledge of free licenses, and free culture outside Wikimedia communities or which resulted in resources that were of great use to projects, institutions and publications outside of the WIkimedia movement 2. Efficient content acquisition - in recognition of a project which exhibited a high ratio of acquired content quality and quantity in the context of financial outlays 3. Innovation / pioneering character in acquiring free content - in recognition of a project which showed creativity, innovative approach and original viewpoint in acquiring free contents for the WIkimedia projects 4. The volunteer of the year
The award ceremony will take place this Saturday in the library of the European Solidarity Center - an institution with a mission of maintaining the heritage and message of the Solidarity movement and sharing the achievements of the peaceful struggle for freedom, justice, democracy and human rights. And it is a great place to recognize the great effort of Wikimedia volunteers who change the world by sharing knowledge.
The ProWikimedia project has already (thanks to the outside jury) thought us a lot about our actions and initiatives and given us precious (and sometimes surprising) insight. But it's main purpose is to keep our volunteers inspired, encourage them to start new initiatives and show them how great job they are doing. I am really excited about this award as I truly believe that showing gratitude to our volunteers is something really important. And we need to find new ways to do it.
Natalia Szafran-Kozakowska [[user:Magalia]]
Thanks for sharing this know. :) Is there any page on Meta on it? Thanks User:Titodutta En WP
On 12 June 2015 at 02:13, Natalia Szafran-Kozakowska < natalia.szafran@gmail.com> wrote:
Dear all As you all know in the Wikmedia movement nothing really inspiring and creative can be done without the volunteers. Their ideas, time and energy are priceless. That is why Wikimedia Poland has created an award to say "thank you" to great people that inspire and coordinate our projects (expeditions, workshops, editathons, photo contests etc.) and for the volunteer of the year. We invited four people from the outside of the Wikimedia movement - people representing cultural institutions NGO's and the media - to form a jury with a task to choose the projects and the volunteer that should be rewarded. The jury also gave us precious information about how people who are not Wikimedians see our projects and which they perceive as the most interesting and inspiring.
The ProWikimedia 2015 award will be given in 4 categories:
- Free content ambassador - in recognition of a project which had major
impact on promoting openness, knowledge of free licenses, and free culture outside Wikimedia communities or which resulted in resources that were of great use to projects, institutions and publications outside of the WIkimedia movement 2. Efficient content acquisition - in recognition of a project which exhibited a high ratio of acquired content quality and quantity in the context of financial outlays 3. Innovation / pioneering character in acquiring free content - in recognition of a project which showed creativity, innovative approach and original viewpoint in acquiring free contents for the WIkimedia projects 4. The volunteer of the year
The award ceremony will take place this Saturday in the library of the European Solidarity Center - an institution with a mission of maintaining the heritage and message of the Solidarity movement and sharing the achievements of the peaceful struggle for freedom, justice, democracy and human rights. And it is a great place to recognize the great effort of Wikimedia volunteers who change the world by sharing knowledge.
The ProWikimedia project has already (thanks to the outside jury) thought us a lot about our actions and initiatives and given us precious (and sometimes surprising) insight. But it's main purpose is to keep our volunteers inspired, encourage them to start new initiatives and show them how great job they are doing. I am really excited about this award as I truly believe that showing gratitude to our volunteers is something really important. And we need to find new ways to do it.
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Right now we only have a page in Polish on our chapter wiki ( https://pl.wikimedia.org/wiki/ProWikimedia_2015) and a post on our blog also in Polish (http://blog.wikimedia.pl/2015/05/1456/). But we of course can create a page in English perhaps on Meta if you wish to know more :)
Natalia Szafran-Kozakowska
2015-06-11 22:47 GMT+02:00 Tito Dutta trulytito@gmail.com:
Thanks for sharing this know. :) Is there any page on Meta on it? Thanks User:Titodutta En WP
On 12 June 2015 at 02:13, Natalia Szafran-Kozakowska < natalia.szafran@gmail.com> wrote:
Dear all As you all know in the Wikmedia movement nothing really inspiring and creative can be done without the volunteers. Their ideas, time and energy are priceless. That is why Wikimedia Poland has created an award to say "thank you" to great people that inspire and coordinate our projects (expeditions, workshops, editathons, photo contests etc.) and for the volunteer of the year. We invited four people from the outside of the Wikimedia movement -
people
representing cultural institutions NGO's and the media - to form a jury with a task to choose the projects and the volunteer that should be rewarded. The jury also gave us precious information about how people who are not Wikimedians see our projects and which they perceive as the most interesting and inspiring.
The ProWikimedia 2015 award will be given in 4 categories:
- Free content ambassador - in recognition of a project which had major
impact on promoting openness, knowledge of free licenses, and free
culture
outside Wikimedia communities or which resulted in resources that were of great use to projects, institutions and publications outside of the WIkimedia movement 2. Efficient content acquisition - in recognition of a project which exhibited a high ratio of acquired content quality and quantity in the context of financial outlays 3. Innovation / pioneering character in acquiring free content - in recognition of a project which showed creativity, innovative approach and original viewpoint in acquiring free contents for the WIkimedia projects 4. The volunteer of the year
The award ceremony will take place this Saturday in the library of the European Solidarity Center - an institution with a mission of maintaining the heritage and message of the Solidarity movement and
sharing
the achievements of the peaceful struggle for freedom, justice, democracy and human rights. And it is a great place to recognize the great effort
of
Wikimedia volunteers who change the world by sharing knowledge.
The ProWikimedia project has already (thanks to the outside jury) thought us a lot about our actions and initiatives and given us precious (and sometimes surprising) insight. But it's main purpose is to keep our volunteers inspired, encourage them to start new initiatives and show
them
how great job they are doing. I am really excited about this award as I truly believe that showing gratitude to our volunteers is something
really
important. And we need to find new ways to do it.
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Sounds great, thanks for sharing!
Just to ask for the obvious: I'm assuming this is focused on the polish language projects/Poland, right?
Best, Lodewijk
On Thu, Jun 11, 2015 at 11:13 PM, Natalia Szafran-Kozakowska < natalia.szafran@gmail.com> wrote:
Right now we only have a page in Polish on our chapter wiki ( https://pl.wikimedia.org/wiki/ProWikimedia_2015) and a post on our blog also in Polish (http://blog.wikimedia.pl/2015/05/1456/). But we of course can create a page in English perhaps on Meta if you wish to know more :)
Natalia Szafran-Kozakowska
2015-06-11 22:47 GMT+02:00 Tito Dutta trulytito@gmail.com:
Thanks for sharing this know. :) Is there any page on Meta on it? Thanks User:Titodutta En WP
On 12 June 2015 at 02:13, Natalia Szafran-Kozakowska < natalia.szafran@gmail.com> wrote:
Dear all As you all know in the Wikmedia movement nothing really inspiring and creative can be done without the volunteers. Their ideas, time and
energy
are priceless. That is why Wikimedia Poland has created an award to say "thank you" to great people that inspire and coordinate our projects (expeditions, workshops, editathons, photo contests etc.) and for the volunteer of the year. We invited four people from the outside of the Wikimedia movement -
people
representing cultural institutions NGO's and the media - to form a jury with a task to choose the projects and the volunteer that should be rewarded. The jury also gave us precious information about how people
who
are not Wikimedians see our projects and which they perceive as the
most
interesting and inspiring.
The ProWikimedia 2015 award will be given in 4 categories:
- Free content ambassador - in recognition of a project which had
major
impact on promoting openness, knowledge of free licenses, and free
culture
outside Wikimedia communities or which resulted in resources that were
of
great use to projects, institutions and publications outside of the WIkimedia movement 2. Efficient content acquisition - in recognition of a project which exhibited a high ratio of acquired content quality and quantity in the context of financial outlays 3. Innovation / pioneering character in acquiring free content - in recognition of a project which showed creativity, innovative approach
and
original viewpoint in acquiring free contents for the WIkimedia
projects
- The volunteer of the year
The award ceremony will take place this Saturday in the library of the European Solidarity Center - an institution with a mission of maintaining the heritage and message of the Solidarity movement and
sharing
the achievements of the peaceful struggle for freedom, justice,
democracy
and human rights. And it is a great place to recognize the great effort
of
Wikimedia volunteers who change the world by sharing knowledge.
The ProWikimedia project has already (thanks to the outside jury)
thought
us a lot about our actions and initiatives and given us precious (and sometimes surprising) insight. But it's main purpose is to keep our volunteers inspired, encourage them to start new initiatives and show
them
how great job they are doing. I am really excited about this award as I truly believe that showing gratitude to our volunteers is something
really
important. And we need to find new ways to do it.
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Yes, only Polish projects. And there is one more thing worth mentioning - this year the jury picked from all Wikimedia Poland actions, initiatives and projects from the last 4 years. Next year they will only pick from projects organized in 2015. We decided to include older projects because we really felt that there were some nice ideas in the past and we wanted them to have a chance of winning.
Natalia Szafran-Kozakowska
2015-06-11 23:16 GMT+02:00 Lodewijk lodewijk@effeietsanders.org:
Sounds great, thanks for sharing!
Just to ask for the obvious: I'm assuming this is focused on the polish language projects/Poland, right?
Best, Lodewijk
On Thu, Jun 11, 2015 at 11:13 PM, Natalia Szafran-Kozakowska < natalia.szafran@gmail.com> wrote:
Right now we only have a page in Polish on our chapter wiki ( https://pl.wikimedia.org/wiki/ProWikimedia_2015) and a post on our blog also in Polish (http://blog.wikimedia.pl/2015/05/1456/). But we of
course
can create a page in English perhaps on Meta if you wish to know more :)
Natalia Szafran-Kozakowska
2015-06-11 22:47 GMT+02:00 Tito Dutta trulytito@gmail.com:
Thanks for sharing this know. :) Is there any page on Meta on it? Thanks User:Titodutta En WP
On 12 June 2015 at 02:13, Natalia Szafran-Kozakowska < natalia.szafran@gmail.com> wrote:
Dear all As you all know in the Wikmedia movement nothing really inspiring and creative can be done without the volunteers. Their ideas, time and
energy
are priceless. That is why Wikimedia Poland has created an award to
say
"thank you" to great people that inspire and coordinate our projects (expeditions, workshops, editathons, photo contests etc.) and for the volunteer of the year. We invited four people from the outside of the Wikimedia movement -
people
representing cultural institutions NGO's and the media - to form a
jury
with a task to choose the projects and the volunteer that should be rewarded. The jury also gave us precious information about how people
who
are not Wikimedians see our projects and which they perceive as the
most
interesting and inspiring.
The ProWikimedia 2015 award will be given in 4 categories:
- Free content ambassador - in recognition of a project which had
major
impact on promoting openness, knowledge of free licenses, and free
culture
outside Wikimedia communities or which resulted in resources that
were
of
great use to projects, institutions and publications outside of the WIkimedia movement 2. Efficient content acquisition - in recognition of a project which exhibited a high ratio of acquired content quality and quantity in
the
context of financial outlays 3. Innovation / pioneering character in acquiring free content - in recognition of a project which showed creativity, innovative approach
and
original viewpoint in acquiring free contents for the WIkimedia
projects
- The volunteer of the year
The award ceremony will take place this Saturday in the library of
the
European Solidarity Center - an institution with a mission of maintaining the heritage and message of the Solidarity movement and
sharing
the achievements of the peaceful struggle for freedom, justice,
democracy
and human rights. And it is a great place to recognize the great
effort
of
Wikimedia volunteers who change the world by sharing knowledge.
The ProWikimedia project has already (thanks to the outside jury)
thought
us a lot about our actions and initiatives and given us precious (and sometimes surprising) insight. But it's main purpose is to keep our volunteers inspired, encourage them to start new initiatives and show
them
how great job they are doing. I am really excited about this award
as I
truly believe that showing gratitude to our volunteers is something
really
important. And we need to find new ways to do it.
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To be precise: projects supported financially and/or organizationally by Wikimedia Polska. If we had international one it could have been be also included :-)
2015-06-11 23:25 GMT+02:00 Natalia Szafran-Kozakowska < natalia.szafran@gmail.com>:
Yes, only Polish projects. And there is one more thing worth mentioning - this year the jury picked from all Wikimedia Poland actions, initiatives and projects from the last 4 years. Next year they will only pick from projects organized in 2015. We decided to include older projects because we really felt that there were some nice ideas in the past and we wanted them to have a chance of winning.
Natalia Szafran-Kozakowska
2015-06-11 23:16 GMT+02:00 Lodewijk lodewijk@effeietsanders.org:
Sounds great, thanks for sharing!
Just to ask for the obvious: I'm assuming this is focused on the polish language projects/Poland, right?
Best, Lodewijk
On Thu, Jun 11, 2015 at 11:13 PM, Natalia Szafran-Kozakowska < natalia.szafran@gmail.com> wrote:
Right now we only have a page in Polish on our chapter wiki ( https://pl.wikimedia.org/wiki/ProWikimedia_2015) and a post on our
blog
also in Polish (http://blog.wikimedia.pl/2015/05/1456/). But we of
course
can create a page in English perhaps on Meta if you wish to know more
:)
Natalia Szafran-Kozakowska
2015-06-11 22:47 GMT+02:00 Tito Dutta trulytito@gmail.com:
Thanks for sharing this know. :) Is there any page on Meta on it? Thanks User:Titodutta En WP
On 12 June 2015 at 02:13, Natalia Szafran-Kozakowska < natalia.szafran@gmail.com> wrote:
Dear all As you all know in the Wikmedia movement nothing really inspiring
and
creative can be done without the volunteers. Their ideas, time and
energy
are priceless. That is why Wikimedia Poland has created an award to
say
"thank you" to great people that inspire and coordinate our
projects
(expeditions, workshops, editathons, photo contests etc.) and for
the
volunteer of the year. We invited four people from the outside of the Wikimedia movement -
people
representing cultural institutions NGO's and the media - to form a
jury
with a task to choose the projects and the volunteer that should be rewarded. The jury also gave us precious information about how
people
who
are not Wikimedians see our projects and which they perceive as the
most
interesting and inspiring.
The ProWikimedia 2015 award will be given in 4 categories:
- Free content ambassador - in recognition of a project which had
major
impact on promoting openness, knowledge of free licenses, and free
culture
outside Wikimedia communities or which resulted in resources that
were
of
great use to projects, institutions and publications outside of the WIkimedia movement 2. Efficient content acquisition - in recognition of a project
which
exhibited a high ratio of acquired content quality and quantity in
the
context of financial outlays 3. Innovation / pioneering character in acquiring free content - in recognition of a project which showed creativity, innovative
approach
and
original viewpoint in acquiring free contents for the WIkimedia
projects
- The volunteer of the year
The award ceremony will take place this Saturday in the library of
the
European Solidarity Center - an institution with a mission of maintaining the heritage and message of the Solidarity movement and
sharing
the achievements of the peaceful struggle for freedom, justice,
democracy
and human rights. And it is a great place to recognize the great
effort
of
Wikimedia volunteers who change the world by sharing knowledge.
The ProWikimedia project has already (thanks to the outside jury)
thought
us a lot about our actions and initiatives and given us precious
(and
sometimes surprising) insight. But it's main purpose is to keep our volunteers inspired, encourage them to start new initiatives and
show
them
how great job they are doing. I am really excited about this award
as I
truly believe that showing gratitude to our volunteers is something
really
important. And we need to find new ways to do it.
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Great iniciative. I love it and I'll try to do something similar in Spain. Thanks for sharing this.
Santi
El 2015-06-11 22:43, Natalia Szafran-Kozakowska escribió:
Dear all As you all know in the Wikmedia movement nothing really inspiring and creative can be done without the volunteers. Their ideas, time and energy are priceless. That is why Wikimedia Poland has created an award to say "thank you" to great people that inspire and coordinate our projects (expeditions, workshops, editathons, photo contests etc.) and for the volunteer of the year. We invited four people from the outside of the Wikimedia movement - people representing cultural institutions NGO's and the media - to form a jury with a task to choose the projects and the volunteer that should be rewarded. The jury also gave us precious information about how people who are not Wikimedians see our projects and which they perceive as the most interesting and inspiring.
The ProWikimedia 2015 award will be given in 4 categories:
- Free content ambassador - in recognition of a project which had
major impact on promoting openness, knowledge of free licenses, and free culture outside Wikimedia communities or which resulted in resources that were of great use to projects, institutions and publications outside of the WIkimedia movement 2. Efficient content acquisition - in recognition of a project which exhibited a high ratio of acquired content quality and quantity in the context of financial outlays 3. Innovation / pioneering character in acquiring free content - in recognition of a project which showed creativity, innovative approach and original viewpoint in acquiring free contents for the WIkimedia projects 4. The volunteer of the year
The award ceremony will take place this Saturday in the library of the European Solidarity Center - an institution with a mission of maintaining the heritage and message of the Solidarity movement and sharing the achievements of the peaceful struggle for freedom, justice, democracy and human rights. And it is a great place to recognize the great effort of Wikimedia volunteers who change the world by sharing knowledge.
The ProWikimedia project has already (thanks to the outside jury) thought us a lot about our actions and initiatives and given us precious (and sometimes surprising) insight. But it's main purpose is to keep our volunteers inspired, encourage them to start new initiatives and show them how great job they are doing. I am really excited about this award as I truly believe that showing gratitude to our volunteers is something really important. And we need to find new ways to do it.
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Great idea! Thanks for sharing this model.
On Fri, Jun 12, 2015 at 4:49 AM, Santi Navarro < santiagonavarro@wikimedia.org.es> wrote:
Great iniciative. I love it and I'll try to do something similar in Spain. Thanks for sharing this.
Santi
El 2015-06-11 22:43, Natalia Szafran-Kozakowska escribió:
Dear all As you all know in the Wikmedia movement nothing really inspiring and creative can be done without the volunteers. Their ideas, time and energy are priceless. That is why Wikimedia Poland has created an award to say "thank you" to great people that inspire and coordinate our projects (expeditions, workshops, editathons, photo contests etc.) and for the volunteer of the year. We invited four people from the outside of the Wikimedia movement - people representing cultural institutions NGO's and the media - to form a jury with a task to choose the projects and the volunteer that should be rewarded. The jury also gave us precious information about how people who are not Wikimedians see our projects and which they perceive as the most interesting and inspiring.
The ProWikimedia 2015 award will be given in 4 categories:
- Free content ambassador - in recognition of a project which had major
impact on promoting openness, knowledge of free licenses, and free culture outside Wikimedia communities or which resulted in resources that were of great use to projects, institutions and publications outside of the WIkimedia movement 2. Efficient content acquisition - in recognition of a project which exhibited a high ratio of acquired content quality and quantity in the context of financial outlays 3. Innovation / pioneering character in acquiring free content - in recognition of a project which showed creativity, innovative approach and original viewpoint in acquiring free contents for the WIkimedia projects 4. The volunteer of the year
The award ceremony will take place this Saturday in the library of the European Solidarity Center - an institution with a mission of maintaining the heritage and message of the Solidarity movement and sharing the achievements of the peaceful struggle for freedom, justice, democracy and human rights. And it is a great place to recognize the great effort of Wikimedia volunteers who change the world by sharing knowledge.
The ProWikimedia project has already (thanks to the outside jury) thought us a lot about our actions and initiatives and given us precious (and sometimes surprising) insight. But it's main purpose is to keep our volunteers inspired, encourage them to start new initiatives and show them how great job they are doing. I am really excited about this award as I truly believe that showing gratitude to our volunteers is something really important. And we need to find new ways to do it.
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