[Wikimediaau-l] GLAM Challenge

[Brianna Laugher]

Hi all,

It would be great to see a few more folks from this list taking part.
<http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Wikimedia_Australia/GLAM_challenge#Entrants>

Is there anything in particular holding people back?

Is it confusing as to how it works?
Is the theme uninteresting?
Prizes not exciting enough?

Anything we could change that would make you more likely to take part?


cheers,
Brianna


2009/7/11 Gnangarra <gnangarra at gmail.com>:
> After a slow start to nomination we have extended the period to nominate
> until 24th July with the Challange running from the 13th until the 31st July
>
> 2009/7/3 Gnangarra <gnangarra at gmail.com>
>>
>> During the last few months Wikimedia Australia has been organising GLAM we
>> want everybody to be apart of this event, we know not everyone can attend in
>> person so we have organised the GLAM-Challenge
>>
>> Its not just an ordinary challenge we have kindly recieved from some of
>> the participating institutions a number of items which will be given away as
>> prizes for your efforts, prefernece will be given to efforts that produce
>> something to further the knowledge of Australian subjects or have an
>> association to one of the GLAM institutions in any Wikimedia project
>>
>> What do you need to do to be apart of this between now and the 13th July
>> you need to sign up as an entrant.  Create a subpage from your user account
>> on meta identifiing your theme list all your edits on your theme between the
>> 13th July and 23:59UTC on the 19th July, by 23:59utc on the 20th, judging
>> will start after that date. The recipients will be contacted directly by
>> email, with prizes announced by the 1st August.
>>
>>
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