Knowledge (XXG):Meetup/Online edit-a-thon on climate change - November 2020

10496: 10488: 176: 64: 55: 3582:(compared to 278 people who had responded to the call for participation and added their names to an e-mail list). About 68 volunteers out of these 121 people (56%) contributed to climate change related topics in the English Knowledge (XXG) during the edit-a-thon - some with a lot of edits, some with only two or three edits. Volunteers who made at least ten good edits in the English Knowledge (XXG) during the edit-a-thon received a certificate of participation (24 volunteers requested a certificate, and 22 were rewarded one). 10197: 3292:. Removing these three persons meant that the figures for "articles edited" and "article views" dropped a bit. It is wonderful to have active, long-term editors participate in edit-a-thons. The only small problem with very active editors is related to the statistical analysis: during the week of an edit-a-thon they usually work on a variety of topics, not just climate change ones but it is not easily possible to only include their climate change related edits in the analysis. 10361: 881:. This is not an exhaustive list of climate change articles given the cross-cutting nature of the topic. We suggest that you do some research to find any other specific articles that may also interest you and that require improvement. The list has been provided to make it easier to know some key gaps and what articles already exist on climate change. It does not mean, however, that the other Knowledge (XXG) articles are "out of bounds". 506:(IPCC) are highly reliable, as they are a systematic review of the latest available science and technical information on climate change. Adding citations from the latest IPCC Assessment Reports (currently the Fifth Assessment Report) and Special Reports (Special Reports on Land, the Ocean and Cryosphere, and Global Warming of 1.5 ºC were released in 2019) is particularly encouraged. However, please make sure you follow these 27: 10201: 10204: 10203: 10199: 10198: 10205: 3589:(Global South), as per the table below (our target had been 50% female and 75% from Global South). Note that participants did not have to reveal their gender or location which means that for about 20% of participants we did not know these parameters. We also determined that 75% of the 68 active editors were new to Knowledge (XXG) editing. 10202: 10206: 2265:

You can highlight gender and social inclusion issues in the various climate change topics (for example, by sector, industry or geography), specifically how climate change will disproportionately affect different groups and the role of women - their needs, concerns and leadership in climate action. If

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To help you, we have included a table of some country articles where there are a large number of people from these places attending the edit-a-thon. In most cases you would only have to added 1-3 sentences about climate change in that particular country and then link to the relevant sub-article if it

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We did not focus on creating new articles during this event but rather on improving existing articles. Nevertheless, five articles were created during the event. The analytical tools gave a higher number of 29 because some participants also created articles that were not relevant for our topic (e.g.

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Images, figures and graphs are especially important for climate change topics, but many articles lack these. Search the literature, internet and Wikimedia Commons to see if there are more maps, figures, infographics and alike that could be added to the articles (they need to be under the open access

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You can only be eligible for the prize if you are editing while logged into Knowledge (XXG), if you are editing English Knowledge (XXG), and if you have registered for the event's dashboard - see above under registration. This means anonymous edits cannot be counted and neither can edits be counted

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Understanding the societal aspects of climate change is critical for understanding and effectively responding to the climate crisis. This includes how climate change impacts disproportionately affects different social groups and genders, the interactions between climate change and poverty, and the

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What Knowledge (XXG) calls the "Lead" is the piece of text that appears first in the article, just before the table of contents. We want those leads to be the highest quality possible. Many articles have leads that are way too short and are not good summaries of the article. However, these are the

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for improving climate change content on Knowledge (XXG). The table below outlines six actions to help improve Knowledge (XXG) articles. It might look a bit overwhelming, but you can easily select just one, two or more tasks that are suitable for your background by clicking on the sorting arrows at

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You are free to commit according to the time you have available. You do not need to attend for the whole week. You can choose to edit for ten minutes a day, or every day for the entire week. If you are able to add one sentence or a paragraph, improve one lead or simply add a few robust references,

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However, at this time we only have the capacity to provide instructional guidance and evaluate edits in English. Hence prizes (see below) will only be awarded to participants who edit English Knowledge (XXG) and all the Zoom sessions will also be held in English. Should a group of editors wish to

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on climate change topics, called “Wiki4Climate”. This edit-a-thon took place online from 24 November until 1 December 2020. It aimed to mobilise a community of climate change professionals (researchers, practitioners and communicators), climate organisers, and existing Knowledge (XXG) editors and

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The Eventmetrics tools provided a list of 286 articles that were improved during the event by participants. Of those, 57 articles were removed manually because their topics were not relevant to climate change. For example, two editors did some parallel work on biographies of Nigerian athletes or

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The prize winners will be selected by the end of Monday 30th November and announced at the end of the edit-a-thon where they will be asked to participate in the closing Zoom session. The organisers will determine the winners and to make this judgement, they will carefully review the volunteers'

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A lot more people read the articles about specific countries than the general articles about climate change. By adding more contextually relevant information to those articles, you can help connect climate change, which can be an abstract concept, with people’s sense of place. This is a useful

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Help address the major gaps in terms of adaptation to climate change. Many participants have also expressed an interest in working on adaptation as well as impacts-related topics. The table below includes some of the main articles in this category. You can also find climate adaptation topics

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Put your name next to one or several articles in the tables below to make a little commitment to yourself and others what you're going to work on this week. Note: this page can only be edited with the "source editor", not with the visual editor - don't be alarmed, just give it a

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Search the literature to see if there's more current information available than is currently cited in the articles. Preference is given to reputable sources, literature reviews; Newspaper articles or blog posts are not ideal but can be OK. Posts from discussion forums are not

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Optional: Write in the Slack channel “editing-comments-and-questions” what articles you plan to focus on, or tell us what you have already worked on and edited, as the week progresses. Interact with the others and enjoy meeting new people and working in this collaborative

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politicians from a range of countries. Another editor changed wikilinks to "biomass" in several articles on various animals. Those articles were removed from the analysis. This left 229 articles that were improved during the event, and these are shown in the table below.

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We will look favourably towards the "most improved” climate change editors and are planning to give at least three prizes to people who new to Knowledge (XXG) editing (i.e. people who have started Knowledge (XXG) editing only this year or even only on 24 November

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was useful during the event to have an overview of who is editing and how much. The dashboard's data for this event is provided here for the time period 19 November to 4 December 2020 for the English Knowledge (XXG) (data from 16 December 2020):

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React to the welcome message on your talk page by posting a little reply, thereby making your very first edit in Knowledge (XXG)! Make sure you sign your response with the four tildes which look like this: ~~~~. More details about talk pages are

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to interact with other participants and with experienced volunteers who are on hand to provide guidance. (update in June 2021: the Slack channel is still available but is a lot less active now compared to the time of the edit-a-thon in November

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The ten volunteers who have made the most valuable contributions to climate change related topics in the English Knowledge (XXG) during the edit-a-thon are listed below. The prize winners were announced by Dr. Musonda Xoliswa Mumba

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We are encouraging participants from the climate change community (practitioners, communicators and researchers) to use this opportunity to start editing Knowledge (XXG) and contribute research to key climate change pages.

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A list of some of the climate change-related Knowledge (XXG) articles that require improvement are included in the tables below according to specific topic areas and gaps. Again this draws from WikiProject Climate Change’s

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This week, I am working with volunteers from around the world in an exciting online edit-a-thon where we'll edit @Knowledge (XXG) articles on climate change. Join us, #volunteer & be a part of an exciting opportunity!

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Do not copy and paste chunks of text, but instead write sentences in your own words, with reference to back up what you are saying. Do not add content directly from publications or websites that are under copyright (see:

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We will provide certificates for participants who make at least 10 good edits to the English Knowledge (XXG) on climate change topics over the course of the week. A "good edit" is one that does not need to be reverted.

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Hashtags: Primary hashtag: #Wiki4Climate Secondary hashtags you can use: #Knowledge (XXG) #ClimateChange #GetInvolved #Volunteer #SignUp. Please help us promote this project on twitter or other social media.

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If you want to know how a "perfect" Knowledge (XXG) article should look like, take a look at Knowledge (XXG)'s featured articles. A featured article is the best quality article within Knowledge (XXG). The

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Climate change is set to dramatically alter our agriculture and food systems and water availability. Many agriculture, food and water-related articles do not adequately cover climate change issues.

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Many articles on how climate change will affect different regions and countries need expansion, and many rated as “start” articles that need development. Working to expand the articles listed in

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is being changed. Also adjust your preferences in Knowledge (XXG) so that both editors tabs are visible side by side, i.e. the "edit" and the "edit source" tabs. See here for more information:

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on 24th November from 11:00-12.30 GMT to welcome and orientate participants, share why CDKN and FCFA are hosting the event, and offer some essential editing basics to get everyone started.

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We particularly encouraged participants from the Global South and women to participate as editors in this event. We wanted to help reduce the major gaps on Knowledge (XXG), such as the

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We had proposed 82 articles to be edited (our proposed list is shown further down below). 90% of our proposed 82 articles were indeed edited during this event which is a good result.

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Anyone can take part in this event provided you have a reliable internet connection, an interest in climate change, and a desire to improve Knowledge (XXG) content or share research.

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We particularly encourage participants from the Global South and women to participate as editors in this event. We want to help reduce the major gaps on Knowledge (XXG), such as the

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The mitigation section is also so much longer than adaptation - despite there being separate articles for both topics (mitigation and adaptation sections should be evenly weighted).

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which gives you various readability scores for either a whole website or just a block of text. Paste in the web address of the revised article to get the new readability score. The

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on 1st December from 11:00-12.30 GMT to close the edit-a-thon, reflect on progress, announce prize winners, and discuss how to keep in touch and contribute beyond this edit-a-thon.

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After joining the Slack channel please put your Knowledge (XXG) user name in brackets behind your profile name so that we know who is who in real life and in Knowledge (XXG) life.

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Are you a #ClimateChange professional from the Global South? Join me any time from 24Nov - 1Dec to tackle #Knowledge (XXG)’s lack of Global South contributors #Wiki4Climate

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One of the objectives of this edit-a-thon is to give more visibility to how communities and countries in the Global South are affected by and responding to climate change.

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Do you have #climatechange content to share, but have never considered using @Knowledge (XXG) as an outreach channel? Register now for the #Wiki4Climate edit-a-thon

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on African athletes). Also the software did not pick up those articles that only existed as a redirect to another page. The following five articles were created:

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To start, you can see if an article makes a reference to countries in the Global South. If it doesn't, but if it should, think about how you can add that content.

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moderated by a Knowledge (XXG) expert to answer any questions that may arise as you are editing. The online platform we will be using is Slack and you can join

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Three users were removed from the analysis because they are long-term active Wikipedians and also edited many articles that were not related to climate change:

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Expanding key topics related to climate change in the article, i.e. impacts on land-use practices, water scarcity, expected extreme weather impacts, etc.

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ethical and political dimensions of climate change. This group of articles needs further expansion and more examples and sources from the Global South.

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Choose more Knowledge (XXG) climate change articles that interest you and that requires improvement and check what information is already covered there.

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Article views: 6.91 M (the way the Dashboard seems to work is that this figure will continue to rise over time; the value here is for 16 December 2020)

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If you want to add new images, you can only add your own images if you own the copyright and are willing to release them under an open access licence.

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Improving the lead section of agricultural articles to include mention of climate change impacts with citations on that kind of agricultural topic

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It is easier to add images that are already in Wikimedia Commons than to add your own images. Try searching for images using Special:MediaSearch.

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When writing, use language that is easy to understand for a layperson, especially for a person who does not have English as their first language.

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Expand the articles with key topics or concepts in scholarship that aren’t already covered yet in the article. Consider following the suggested

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Launch Webinar of Knowledge (XXG) editing guide for climate change topics: How to contribute climate change information to Knowledge (XXG) (by

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At least six of the ten prizes will be awarded to female participants, and at least six will be awarded to participants from the Global South.

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If you are more of the "visual, moving pictures and audio" type learner, you might enjoy these tutorial videos which we have put together in

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To add a citation to an existing article, we recommend using the “citation hunt” tool, which finds articles lacking in citations. See the

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is a valuable task. Click into that category to find articles for a particular country that interests you. For example the article about

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In a separate tab, search Google or Google news, and search for articles describing the impact of climate change in your specific area.

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does not mention climate change at all. Yet a quick google search shows it is one of the most vulnerable growing cities in Africa (see

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You do not need to restrict yourself to adding new material. You can edit existing content to improve the language and readability.

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Find your local community’s Knowledge (XXG) article. You can search for the name of your city, county, state or province, or country.

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Write on the talk page of your article of interest to let others know what you intend on changing. More details about talk pages are

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Furthermore, a total of 10 participants will receive a prize of USD 50 in vouchers (exchanged in local currency where applicable).

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in Knowledge (XXG) so that you get e-mail notifications when someone writes on your talk page, or when a page that you have on your

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Look for out-of-date information (anything older than 3-4 years) and see if you can find a new source that allows you to update it.

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or log into Knowledge (XXG) if you already have an account. If you have a problem with a blocked IP address, please email us at:

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Often articles in the tables below will have sections or information, but that information might not be very thorough or useful.

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of someone who did not register for the dashboard. Double check that you are registered by taking a look at the list of editors

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All Knowledge (XXG) articles need citations (references to published work) -- every fact and piece of information should have a

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to jointly edit Knowledge (XXG) articles on climate change topics. Our twitter handle is @Wiki4Climate. Our e-mail address is:

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Ensure the lead has exactly one image (not more than one) and has up to 4 paragraphs (each paragraph no longer than 6 lines).

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for climate change related articles. You can find citations for assertions not referenced, or delete unsupported assertions.

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Recordings from two live sessions (launch webinar, opening webinar) which we held for this edit-a-thon are available in this

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contributions as per the data collected in the event's dashboard. The judgement decision is final and cannot be disputed.

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We also have further videos which are recordings from various Zoom training sessions we held for this edit-a-thon, see the

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More developing country examples - for example in the section of impacts on people an African photo and caption is needed

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Bonus points will be given for editors who have added content relating to gender and social inclusion concerns, i.e.

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The WikiProject Climate Change has outlined some useful steps to contribute to these articles. Read more about these

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starts with "Climate change is expected to cause wide reaching effects on Pakistan." and yet the country article on

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Video about a preparatory event one year earlier: face-to-face edit-a-thon "Africa Climate Change" in August 2019:

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Some previous work to inspire you: At the Africa climate change edit-a-thon, volunteers added a new section to the

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section, which previously only included geographically-specific pointers to North American and European examples.

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Read the piece about how your local community will be affected by climate change, and add a summary to the article

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which we (CDKN and FCFA) published in October 2020. It shares guidance and tips for new editors. Jump straight to

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edit in the same language (other than English) we encourage you to work together and assist each other on Slack.

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Ask yourself “what else would I expect to find in this section” or “what would I like to learn about this topic”.

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Ensure that the lead is like an "executive summary" for the article (similar to an abstract for a journal paper)

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volunteers to edit and update climate change articles on Knowledge (XXG). This initiative was organised by the

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Section 4.6 and 4.2 of our guide: "How to make an edit" and "Five principles to guide Knowledge (XXG) editors"

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Table 6: Proposed agriculture, food, water articles to work on (with a connection to climate change impacts)

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Table 3: Proposed "Climate change in XX" articles to work on (climate-focused country and regional articles)

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We encourage anyone from the Wikimedia Community to participate in this event, in particular members of the

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Note 1: This is a high impact article and should only be tackled by experienced editors. What needs doing:

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Search within the article for the concept of “Climate Change” or “Global Warming” (use the Control+F keys).

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article is a featured article (there is still room for improvement though!). See further examples here:

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Knowledge (XXG) Asian Month face-to-face edit-a-thon 2019 organised by Wikimedians of Kerala Usergroup.

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Novice editor, with English writing skills and good understanding of Knowledge (XXG)’s style and rules

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Novice editor, with English writing skills and good understanding of Knowledge (XXG)’s style and rules

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You can also help with advertising the event on social media (see hashtags and example tweets below)

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Adding more or better figures, images, videos or wiki links (internal links that connect articles)

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The list below shows participants who made edits during this edit-a-thon, in alphabetical order:

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If there is no mention, go to the “climate”, “geography” or "environment" section of the article.

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Make sure to cite the source by clicking “Cite” in the visual editor, and generating a citation.

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First steps in Knowledge (XXG) editing: talk pages, editing, watchlist, preferences, history...

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Read the articles involved, and look for sections with less than 2 paragraphs of information.

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The most valuable contributions will be judged by a combination of the following criteria:

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Climate finance is another gap and below are some articles that need further development.

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most read parts of a Knowledge (XXG) article -- with most readers stopping after the lead.

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to identify activities for the edit-a-thon. Many of the actions below are drawn from their

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for key words (internal links so readers can click and go to other Knowledge (XXG) pages).

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It is estimated that about 51% of these 68 active editors were female, and 72% were from

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Wiki4Climate - Improving the global knowledge on climate change through Knowledge (XXG)

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Some editing practice, with some knowledge of the topic, moderate research experience

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Organizers of Wiki4Climate online edit-a-thon in November 2020 during launch webinar.

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for the event. This gives us an overview of all edits made during this edit-a-thon.

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FA (featured article - best) - this article is locked, cannot be edited by novices

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Expand the section, by adding new or insightful information found from the sources.

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is also a useful tool for improving readability. Is the current readability score (

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How to copy a reference inside a Knowledge (XXG) article, how to adjust image size.

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Wiki4Climate opening session with 78 participants - group photos (24 November 2020)

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Participants at a face-to-face edit-a-thon organised by Wikimedia Ghana Usergroup.

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Agriculture, food and water articles (with a connection to climate change impacts)

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You can see who else has registered for this event by clicking on the Dashboard

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Inserting references: page numbers, adding from ISBN number, copying references.

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When it's a general topic, add examples of global south content where possible.

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The country articles are meant to follow a certain template which is explained

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Look for new sources that you can read to learn about that aspect of the topic.

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We recognise the importance of contributing climate change information to the

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You can also add Wiki links from one Knowledge (XXG) article to another (see

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Good examples where climate change is already included are the articles for

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Section 4.2 in our guide: "Five principles to guide Knowledge (XXG) editors"

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this topic interests you might consider editing articles identified by the

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Expand articles that are about climate change topics (in the tables below)

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Guide book: How to contribute climate change information to Knowledge (XXG)

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We have grouped the articles by the following themes in the tables below:

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How to get started with Knowledge (XXG) editing for this edit-a-thon (by

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Institute of Hydrology, Meteorology and Environmental Studies (Colombia)

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Use easy to understand, short clear sentences (say less than 20 words).

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World Health Organization response to the COVID-19 pandemic in Africa

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activity to get started with editing. Here is an example: The article

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which already has a section on "climate change" (being an excerpt of

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José Benito Vives de Andréis Marine and Coastal Research Institute

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