Some food for thought

• Why did you choose to set up the ZEW Wiki?
• Why did you go for Confluence rather than MediaWiki?
• Wikimedia day, or recognition of Wikimedia work on ZEW-related information as adequate use of ZEW staff time

• Review of ZEW-related articles and materials by ZEW researchers
• Routine upload of non-publishable items of encyclopedic value to Wikimedia Commons
• Provide data (and images/ videos) on villages around field sites, so that the wiki entries related to them can include that information
• Provide photos and short biographies of ZEW researchers
• Publish in reusably licensed journals

If that is not possible, upload at least some of the non-published items ( example)

• Wiki workshops
• Edit-a-thons
• Hackdays
• Backstage pass
• Release ZEW publications, info brochures or press materials under an open license
• Library training (e.g. work with sources)
• Open Access Week
• QRpedia codes in public places
• Coursework with wiki component (see also Wikimedia Sweden education program)

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  Instructor Basics How to Use Wikipedia as a Teaching Tool
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  Wikipedia Education Program Case Studies
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  Sample Syllabus for Wikipedia assignment

• Wikimedian in Residence program

Research questions

• What is the value that Wikipedia and its sister projects - or open projects more generally - bring to society?

• What would be the costs and benefits of research switching to an open mode?

• What is it that incites millions of people to donate in Wikimedia funding drives?

• What is it that incites thousands of people to donate their free labour to Wikimedia projects, or volunteer work more generally?

• Are there any categoric objections to publicly funded research projects doing their accounting in public?