Presented in collaboration with the Wikimedia Foundation, this webinar will explore a model for safeguarding the provenance of scientific information online. We will discuss the Wikipedia model, including the benefits and challenges of this relative to other models for digital platforms. Of particular interest will be the steps the platform has taken to safeguard the integrity of Wikipedia content and support its global community of volunteer editors. We will also discuss the lessons that science communication and internet governance can take from the Wikipedia story.
Editors of the Wikimedia community and research programmes seeking to increase the visibility of high quality research will find this webinar of particular interest.
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Speakers
Ms Amalia Toledo
Lead Public Policy Specialist, Wikimedia Foundation
Dr. Diego Sáez Trumper
Senior Research Scientist at the Wikimedia Foundation and Visiting Research Fellow at University Pompeu Fabra
Dr. Connie Moon Sehat
Researcher-at-Large for Hacks/Hackers and Principal Investigator of the Analysis, Response, and Toolkit for Trust
Moderator
ISC Senior Consultant
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This webinar is part of the ISC Public Value of Science project, which aims to enable scientific engagement among researchers in view of the current social and technological context.
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