Coronation

This is an overview of current COVID-19 WikiProjects, on Wikipedia, Wikidata, and elsewhere.

2/23: Welcome CTP mavens! Please leave comments and questions on the talk page here, and we will point you to appropriate WikiProjects where appropriate :)

2/26 (This Friday!): there will be sessions on (a) Wikipedia and COVID and (b) Wikidata and COVID, as part of the Shuttleworth Foundation's #FlashForwardFest.

Wikidata

graphical overview

General tasks

Add epidemiological information to outbreak items.

Example outbreak item: COVID-19 pandemic in Brazil (Q86597695)
Example epidemiological properties:

number of deaths (P1120)
number of cases (P1603)
number of recoveries (P8010)
number of clinical tests (P8011)
distribution map (P1846)
tabular case data (P8204)
number of vaccinations (P9107)

Help to curate literature information on COVID-19 via Scholia
Help to develop the wd:User:CovidDatahubBot, code in Python in this GitHub repository.
Wishlist:

Data for entities that are not countries (i.e. continents or states)
Data about vaccinations and tests (not currently covered)

Wikipedia

Mediaviews visualization of how a COVID-19 visual is used across the projects.

Wikipedia & COVID-19
(This is for English WP; follow interlanguage links for equivalents on other language wikipedias)
Overviews and events
Signpost WikiProject report explaining the backgound of WikiProject COVID-19

Symposium on WP and COVID-19
Task forces:
Translation task force (v2)

Case counts

Equipment

Longer list of project pages

Meta: COVID-19, WMMED first report

Commons: Category:COVID-19
Wikibooks: Covid-19 (en)
Simple Wikipedia: w:simple:Covid-19 outbreak; w:simple:Category:2019–20 coronavirus pandemic; w:simple:List of deaths from the 2019–20 coronavirus pandemic

Wikisource (primary sources): Covid-19: Lightening the load and preparing for the future; Portal:COVID-19

Wikivoyage (travel advisories): voy:en:COVID-19 pandemic

How-to guides: evergreen: the Corona Tech Handbook | WikiHow:Covid-19

Collaboration Sprints and Events

COVID19 Virtual BioHackathon 2020 (April wrap-up slides), regular followups
WM Hackathon: Covid-Obit - to help file obits for people who died of COVID. (Vera)
- spreadsheet tool: using a programmed Google Sheet to generate json to update a .tab file on Commons (Vera)
- related Phabricator tickets: ?
WP Symposium (Netha, fall 2020) - art, animations
endcoronavirus - regular sprints