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Wikipedia Workcamp: How to be a Wikipedian

Germany Teenagers Culture Social work Study Teenagers Culture +2 Fixed dates

About the project

Wikipedia Workcamp: How to be a Wikipedian

📝 Detailed information

🏢 About the local organisation

Wikipedia is the worlds largest online encyclopedia - and it is written entirely by volunteers.

💼 What the programme involves

Would you like to become a Wikipedian and contribute texts or pictures or even write a new article? We get started together in an international team of volunteers, learn how to edit and participate in Wikipedia and share our ideas about knowledge and research in the digital age. Our meetings will be held in English, but everybody is encouraged to contribute to Wikipedia in his or her mothertongue. We would like to add some new topics and diversity to the Wikipedia community, so feel free to bring in your own ideas and fields of interest. Please note: Wikipedia is not a platform for publishing hidden publicity. If you are participating on behalf of an organisation or a company, please let us know in advance. Time would be 17:30, every Wednesday Sessions would be for 1 - 1.5 hrs

🏠 Accommodation on site

Everyone will be joining from home, so this will be up to the volunteers

📍 About the location

Everyone will be joining from home, so this will be up to the volunteers

⚠️ Requirements

A laptop or computer, microphone (webcam not required by desired), a good internet connection.

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📅 Available sessions

IBG VC 1

05/05/2021 → 02/06/2021

Closed
Volunteers registered 0 / 16
♂ 0/8 ♀ 0/8

ℹ️ Key information

Age required

16–50 years old

Solidarity donation

0.00

French tax residents may be eligible for a tax reduction of up to 66% of their costs (membership, plane tickets, solidarity donation).

📍 Location

70 Stuttgart, Germany

Germany

🌍 Location info

Local currency

Euro Member Countries (EUR / €)

✅ Features

🏠 Accommodation

Collective

🗣️ Languages spoken

English German