Citizen science
Citizen science – or community science – is a relevant topic connected to the Wikimedia projects.
The Wikimedia projects can be considered citizen science or community science and they contribute to reinforce citizens' participation and the capacity of research to benefit from the contribution of citizens.
Visualizing participation and impact edit
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Wikipedia e la scuola italiana, a visualization about Wikipedia articles related to topics taught in Italian schools: how they can be improved and how they changed (d:Q117279813) -
Data-driven community engagement for Wiki Loves Monuments, a visualization of images of Italian cultural heritage organised by municipality: what has been done and what is missing (d:Q117287812) -
WMCH Map Service, a tool to explore locations, check article coverage and contribute with encyclopaedic content (in the image Swiss archives) (d:Q117210027) -
GLAM stat tool Cassandra, statistics for Galleries, Libraries Archives & Museums (d:Q106904684)
Tools to facilitate and support participation edit
Wikipedia edit
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Try the edit button! -
abc tool to correct a typo in one click (d:Q64847146) -
Wiki2Reveal to create a presentation from Wikiversity, Wikipedia, WikiBook, Wikionary, WikiQuote, WikiSource (d:Q104675261)
Wikidata edit
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Query data on Wikidata and Examples of queries. A possible query "paintings depicting frogs". -
Scholia Wikidata service generating scholarly profiles, e.g. for authors, journals, topics, and organizations (d:Q45340488) -
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Ordia compound and derivation graph for the Danish adjective rød (d:Q63379419)
- Educational activities on Wikidata
- Zephyr, Into the Rabbit Hole: A Game of Data, 01/02/2023, CC By-NC 4.0, https://whistlingzephyr.github.io/posts/a-game-of-data/
- Documenting our languages with Lexeme - introduction to lexemes on Wikidata
Wikimedia Commons edit
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Lingua Libre aims at building a collaborative, multilingual, audiovisual corpus under free licence (d:Q60024037) -
ISA Tool to easily add information about images on Wikimedia Commons (d:Q72678452)
OpenStreetMap edit
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StreetComplete app to collect data for OpenSteetMap (d:Q56221667) -
uMap, a tool to create costumed maps (d:Q28502462) -
A map to support accessibility wheelmap (d:Q2566666) -
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Initiatives edit
- d:Wikidata:WikiProject Citizen Science
- Try the edit button (Prova il tasto modifica) https://eu-citizen.science/project/142
- w:en:Wikipedia:WikiProject Open
References edit
Citizen science and the Wikimedia projects edit
- Daniel Mietchen, Citizen Science and Open Science would benefit from closer interaction (ECSA 2018) https://w.wiki/5nDF
- Wikimedia projects and citizen science (2018) https://w.wiki/5nDE
- A wiki approach to collecting, curating and managing citizen science data (2018) https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.2560019
- Wikimedia Projects and Citizen Science (2019) https://doi.org/10.3897/biss.3.34722
- The Wikimedia ecosystem as a key component of an open science landscape (2020) https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.4321982
- Mietchen, Daniel, & Hussain, Netha. (2021, August 14). An overview of the COVID-19 related content of Wikimedia projects. Wikimania 2021. Zenodo. https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.5201623
- Science GLAM and Open Science (2021) https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.5535597
- Climate knowledge and the Wikimedia ecosystem (2022) https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.7109345
- Daniel Mietchen, Interactions between citizen science and the ecosystem around Wikipedia, ECSA 2022 - 7 October 2022 - DOI: https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.7134994
- Daniel Mietchen, Wikimedia projects and citizen science
Citizen science and OpenStreetMap edit
- A. Sarretta, M. Minghini, M. Napolitano, A. Kotsev and P. Mooney, OpenStreetMap: an opportunity for Citizen Science, Collection of open conferences in research transport (2020). Vol. 2020, 85 URL https://www.scipedia.com/public/Sarretta_et_al_2020a
Networks edit
- ECSA European Citizen Science Association https://www.ecsa.ngo/ License CC BY-ND!)
- eu-citizen.science https://eu-citizen.science/