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Willkommen bei der Skills Directory. Sie sollen dich dabei unterstützen, Kontakte zu Gleichgesinnten zu knüpfen.

What should I do?

1. Durchsuche die Skills Directory, um nach Menschen zu suchen, mit denen du dich auf der Grundlage der Fähigkeiten, die du gerne lernen und teilen möchtest, verbinden möchtest.
2. Hier sind einige Tipps, die dir bei der Suche helfen:
   • Suche nach Menschen, die die Fähigkeiten, die du gerne lernen möchtest, mit dir teilen möchten, oder nach Menschen, die die Fähigkeiten, die du gerne teilen möchtest, mit dir teilen möchten. Vielleicht findest du Menschen, mit denen du mehrere Fähigkeiten gemeinsam erlernen und teilen kannst.
   • Vergewissere dich, dass die Person gut zu dir passt, indem du dir ihre Zeitzonen ansiehst und auch ihr Interesse an 1:1-Live-Verbindungen.
   • Überprüfe alle anderen Informationen in ihrem Profil, die diese Verbindung interessant machen könnten: z.B. gemeinsame Erfahrungen, Interessensgebiete, die Größe der Organisation oder das Umfeld, in dem sie arbeiten.
   • Wenn du dieselbe Sprache sprichst, ist es zwar einfacher, sich zu verständigen, aber das sollte kein Hindernis sein. Dolmetscherdienste werden auf der Grundlage rechtzeitiger Anfragen und Verfügbarkeit bereitgestellt.
3. Hast du eine tolle Verbindung gefunden? Dann klicke auf die Schaltfläche „I want to connect to share“ oder alternativ auf „I want to connect to shar“. Das führt dich zu einer Seite, auf der du die nächsten Schritte findest, um diese Person zu kontaktieren und deine erste 1:1 Kaffee- und Tee-Session vorzubereiten!

Finde Menschen, die ihre Fähigkeiten mit anderen teilen wollen, in der folgenden Liste

Wähle die Fähigkeits-Kategorie und die spezifische Fähigkeit, die du lernen möchtest, um passende Profile zu sehen.

Let's Connect - Want to Share - Interpersonal, community health, and governance skills‎ (9 categories)

Let's Connect - Want to Share - Learning, evaluation, and communication skills‎ (13 categories)

Let's Connect - Want to Share - Organizational skills‎ (16 categories)

Let's Connect - Want to Share - Programmatic and tactical-related skills‎ (18 categories)

Let's Connect - Want to Share - Wiki-project related or technical skills‎ (20 categories)

• Alle Fähigkeiten sehen, die geteilt werden

Finde Menschen, die Fähigkeiten erlernen oder weiterentwickeln wollen, in der folgenden Liste

Wähle die Fähigkeits-Kategorie und die spezifische Fähigkeit, die du teilen möchtest, um passende Profile zu sehen.

Let's Connect - Want to Learn - Documenting knowledge in ways that are easy to communicate with others‎ (78 pages)

Let's Connect - Want to Learn - Interpersonal, community health, and governance skills‎ (11 categories)

Let's Connect - Want to Learn - Learning, evaluation, and communication skills‎ (6 categories)

Let's Connect - Want to Learn - Organizational skills‎ (12 categories)

Let's Connect - Want to Learn - Programmatic and tactical-related skills‎ (19 categories)

Let's Connect - Want to Learn - Wiki-project related or technical skills‎ (22 categories)

• Alle erlernten Fähigkeiten anzeigen

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• Alle Teilnehmenden

Teilnehmende nach Region

Let's Connect participants from Central and Eastern Europe (CEE)‎ (12 pages)

Let's Connect participants from East, Southeast Asia, and Pacific (ESEAP)‎ (20 pages)

Let's Connect participants from Latin America and The Caribbean (LAC)‎ (24 pages)

Let's Connect participants from Middle East and Africa (MEA)‎ (224 pages)

Let's Connect participants from Northern and Western Europe (NWE)‎ (9 pages)

Let's Connect participants from South Asia (SA)‎ (15 pages)

Let's Connect participants from United States and Canada (US&C)‎ (11 pages)

Teilnehmende nach Land

Let's Connect - Indian speakers‎ (2 pages)

Let's Connect participants from Algeria‎ (1 page)

Let's Connect participants from Bangladesh‎ (22 pages)

Let's Connect participants from Brazil‎ (2 pages)

Let's Connect participants from Burundi‎ (1 page)

Let's Connect participants from Bénin‎ (4 pages)

Let's Connect participants from Cameroon‎ (6 pages)

Let's Connect participants from Chad‎ (1 page)

Let's Connect participants from Chile‎ (2 pages)

Let's Connect participants from Colombia‎ (2 pages)

Let's Connect participants from Côte d’Ivoire‎ (1 page)

Let's Connect participants from Democratic Republic of the Congo‎ (1 page)

Let's Connect participants from Ghana‎ (23 pages)

Let's Connect participants from Haiti‎ (1 page)

Let's Connect participants from India‎ (19 pages)

Let's Connect participants from Iran‎ (1 page)

Let's Connect participants from Israel‎ (1 page)

Let's Connect participants from Kenya‎ (4 pages)

Let's Connect participants from Macedonia‎ (1 page)

Let's Connect participants from México‎ (1 page)

Let's Connect participants from Nigeria‎ (117 pages)

Let's Connect participants from Peru‎ (2 pages)

Let's Connect participants from Philippines‎ (18 pages)

Let's Connect participants from Poland‎ (4 pages)

Let's Connect participants from Portugal‎ (2 pages)

Let's Connect participants from Qatar‎ (1 page)

Let's Connect participants from Spain‎ (3 pages)

Let's Connect participants from Tanzania‎ (24 pages)

Let's Connect participants from Turkey‎ (3 pages)

Let's Connect participants from Uganda‎ (10 pages)

Let's Connect participants from United Arab Emirates‎ (2 pages)

Let's Connect participants from United Kingdom‎ (1 page)

Let's Connect participants from United States‎ (4 pages)

Let's Connect participants from Uruguay‎ (2 pages)

Let's Connect participants from USA‎ (2 pages)

Let's Connect participants from Yemen‎ (1 page)

Let's Connect participants from Zambia‎ (2 pages)

Let's Connect participants from Mexico‎ (2 pages)

Let's Connect participants from Morocco‎ (2 pages)

Let's Connect participants from Perú‎ (3 pages)

Let's Connect participants from Rwanda‎ (5 pages)

Let's Connect participants from South Sudan‎ (10 pages)

Teilnehmende nach Sprache

Let's Connect - Filipino speakers‎ (3 pages)

Let's Connect - Arabic speakers‎ (17 pages)

Let's Connect - Bangla speakers‎ (1 page)

Let's Connect - Bengali speakers‎ (11 pages)

Let's Connect - Bicol speakers‎ (2 pages)

Let's Connect - Catalan speakers‎ (2 pages)

Let's Connect - Dagbani speakers‎ (2 pages)

Let's Connect - English speakers‎ (303 pages)

Let's Connect - Esan speakers‎ (1 page)

Let's Connect - French speakers‎ (29 pages)

Let's Connect - Hausa speakers‎ (16 pages)

Let's Connect - Hebrew speakers‎ (1 page)

Let's Connect - Hindi speakers‎ (10 pages)

Let's Connect - Igbo speakers‎ (6 pages)

Let's Connect - Kannada speakers‎ (1 page)

Let's Connect - Malayalam speakers‎ (3 pages)

Let's Connect - Portuguese speakers‎ (5 pages)

Let's Connect - Russian speakers‎ (1 page)

Let's Connect - Spanish speakers‎ (23 pages)

Let's Connect - Swahili speakers‎ (14 pages)

Let's Connect - Telugu speakers‎ (3 pages)

Let's Connect - Turkish speakers‎ (4 pages)

Let's Connect - Twi speakers‎ (1 page)

Let's Connect - Tyap speakers‎ (1 page)

Let's Connect - Yoruba speakers‎ (3 pages)

Let's Connect - Polish speakers‎ (2 pages)

Let's Connect - Tagalog speakers‎ (2 pages)

Beschreibung der Fähigkeiten

Kategorie 1: Organisatorische Fähigkeiten

• Aufbau des Plans und der Strategie deiner Organisation: (d.h. strategische Planung, Entwicklung von Theorien der Änderung, Ausrichtung der Mission/Programme, Anpassung an die umfassendere Strategie des Movements, Organisationsbewertungen und Risikobewertungen, Pläne für die Skalierung und/oder Nachhaltigkeit der Organisation und ihrer Arbeit)
• Aufbau von Governance (Grundlagen gemeinnütziger Governance, Aufgaben und Verantwortlichkeiten des Boards, gemeinschaftsbasierte Governance-Praktiken, Erfüllung rechtlicher Verpflichtungen in deinem Land, Rechenschaftspflicht und Berichterstattung gegenüber Interessengruppen, dokumentierte Verfahren, Förderung von Diversität und Gerechtigkeit usw.)
• Vorschläge für die Finanzierung schreiben (einen guten Vorschlag schreiben, der einer logischen Abfolge folgt und deine Vision, deine Strategien und die Art und Weise, wie deine Aktivitäten, dein Budget und deine Evaluation darauf reagieren, festhält. Der Schwerpunkt liegt auf Wikimedia-Fonds, kann aber auch für andere Förderungen und Partnerschaften nützlich sein).
• Finanzplanung und -management (z.B. Haushaltsplanung, Finanzmanagement, Finanzberichte)
• Wachstum der Führung und Nachhaltigkeit (d.h. Aufbau von Kompetenzen für die Führung, Änderungen, Entwicklung zur Vorbeugung von Burnout, Ermutigung neuer Führungskräfte, Förderung von Diversität in der Führung)
• Personal-/Teammanagement (Möglichkeiten der Teamentwicklung, des Änderungsmanagements, Praktiken der Personalbesetzung, Fähigkeiten zur Teambildung, Einstellung, Entwicklung von Mitarbeitenden und Evaluation, Richtlinien zur Förderung von Diversität, Gerechtigkeit und Inklusion)
• Programm-/Projektimplementierung (Tools und Taktiken für Planung, Zeitmanagement, Problemlösung, Überwachung von Arbeitsabläufen und operativen Zeitplänen)
• Wissensmanagement: Lernen dokumentieren, Archive organisieren, Verfahren dokumentieren.
• Die Fähigkeit, effektive Fundraising-Kampagnen zu managen (einschließlich Konzeption, Kommunikation, technischer Aufbau und Spenderbeziehungen/Kommunikation)
• Identifizierung und Ansprache potenzieller Partner
• Partnerschaften koordinieren und warten (d.h. Koordinierung und Überwachung von Implementierungsplänen, Umgang mit Konflikten oder Meinungsverschiedenheiten, Berichterstattung über den Einfluss auf Interessengruppen, Gestaltung langfristiger Vereinbarungen mit Partnern, Verträge & Vereinbarungen).
• Skills to better connect with networks within the Free Knowledge Ecosystem (i.e networking, outreach, participation, public speaking).

Category 2: Learning, evaluation, and communication

• Defining learning and evaluation plans (developing theories of change, thinking about learning questions and data collection plans, logical framework models to define outcomes, outputs and indicators, etc).
• Methods and tools for qualitative evaluation (focus groups, interviews, surveys, story-telling, case studies, mapping participants’ journeys, etc)
• Participatory evaluation methods
• Designing learning /retrospective sessions (participatory tools to reflect on what worked well, what didn’t, what should be continued or changed)
• Wikimedia tools to measure quantitative metrics particularly participants, editors, editor retention, content contributions (Programs & Events Dashboard, Wikimetrics, Hashtag tool, Onwiki Tracking, Fountain, Event Metrics, Wiki Loves Tools, Others)
• Documenting knowledge in ways that are easy to communicate with others (writing reports based on learning and evaluation, communicating data to stakeholders, developing presentations, infographics, etc).
• Engaging in social media, press, and broadcast media (social media plans, investing in social media, types of communications, how to monitor social media, mapping and accessing key channels, writing press releases and reports for media, public speaking, interviewing skills)
• Building a communications strategy to reach key stakeholders: (strategy for communications with targeted and distinct messages to prioritized audiences and moments, how to maximise the visibility of your work, responding to questions or criticism, designing reports and communications pieces, public speaking, pitching ideas, storytelling, disseminating information in a timely manner, and accessible forms with clear and specific messages to key audiences).

Category 3: Interpersonal skills, community health, and governance

• Skills that are important for managing teams and volunteers (adaptability, team-building, self-awareness, problem-solving, mentoring, assertive communication)
• Cultivate more inclusive and safe environments online and offline (empathy, communication, handling harassment, non-violent communication, and conflict transformation on Wiki and offline (with teams/within communities).
• Processes and tools to promote healthy interactions on wiki (developing skills in collegiality, empathy, mutual support, mentorship, and coaching, as well as tools that help to encourage constructive contributions)
• Processes and tools to manage conflicts (developing skills in non-violent communication and mediation, designing effective channels and processes for identifying and resolving disputes and conflict)
• Processes and tools to deal with abuse and harassment control (applying various online anti-harassment tools, developing and enforcing effective procedures and channels against abuse and harassment, applying the friendly space policy and code of conflict, mentorship and support for more vulnerable groups and newcomers, etc)
• Use various tools related to community health ( Quarry, or Wikidata Query, Phabricator, specifically to promote community health. Additionally, write your own tools or contribute to the specification or development of tools)
• Enforcing and evaluating community policies (skills and tools related to effective and equitable application and enforcement of policies and also recognising when and how policies should be evaluated and changed if needed)
• Diversity and accountability in Governance Roles (clear processes for recruiting, appointing, and removing different roles, ways of promoting diversity in these roles, monitoring community satisfaction with volunteers in governance roles)
• Community development, capacity building and skills development (inviting newcomers, mentorship, connecting people with opportunities/matchmaking, cultivating culture, cultivating belonging, skill development, outreach, experience design, leadership development)

Category 4: programmatic and tactical-related skills

• Volunteer management and development: (i.e defining and managing tasks, creating the right incentives and forms of recognition, monitoring engagement, volunteer development opportunities staff/volunteer relations)
• Effective training for newcomers/ newcomer experience (specific strategies for newcomers from underrepresented communities, outreach strategies, investing in areas to reduce barriers, making newcomers feel welcome, connecting with existing networks and communities,  training methods and tools, off-line and online events to engage newcomers, organizing training, ways to measure learning, ways to evaluate training experience,designing good help and tutorial resources in local languages and translating for sharing to other communities, in various media, focus areas, and intended level of experience, making the information accessible and relevant, and up to date, using real-time help channels)
• Implementing common tactics in the area of culture, heritage, and GLAM (learning more about common tactics such as making large uploads of content to Commons or Wikidata, embedding a Wikimedian in Residence, photography competitions, developing effective partnerships with galleries, libraries, museums, cultural centres, professional development in the sector)
• Innovations in culture and heritage (digitizing cultural knowledge on Wikimedia projects, such as Wikisource, contributing intangible culture to Wikimedia Commons, modeling intangible culture on Wikidata, exploring approaches for decolonization and cultural restitution)
• Small editing events, campaigns, and contests (Local instances of global campaigns or activities (e.g. local Wiki Loves Monuments, #WikiForHumanRights, WikiGap events). Local editing events designed to work with partners or new audiences who need hands-on training. Facilitation skills on and offline)
• Medium size editing events, campaigns and contests (National or regional distributed events or challenges that have one instance but require training, coordination, multi-unit training of larger cohorts of participants, collaborations with partners that engage newcomers in contributing that are potential Movement Organisers. Facilitation skills on and offline)
• International campaigns and contests (International teams for coordinating activities across multiple instances. Programs that train regional or international organizers and participants around a topic for impact or activist area over an extended period of time. Facilitation skills on and offline)
• Designing and developing educational programs (educational program design and implementation - such as Reading Wikipedia in the Classroom, tactics to work with educational partners, promoting media and information literacy, digital literacy and 21st-century skills, training resources and methods for teachers and/or students, technological support, online safety issues, youth engagement and safety, education policy advocacy, evaluation in educational programs)
• Research skills (general research skills but also research related to Wikimedia projects).
• Leading Advocacy campaigns and strategies (influencing policymakers or holding target groups accountable, skills to participate in policy debates, how to connect to networks and other coalitions that push agendas)
• Event organising (Project management, content design, event registration, communications, organizing travel, venues, and general logistics, partnerships for events, in-kind support and self-funding, event evaluation methods, managing stress, coordinating events teams, facilitation skills on and offline)
• Creating, managing, and sharing tutorials and resources (designing good help and tutorial resources in local languages and translating for sharing to other communities, in various media, focus areas, and intended level of experience, making the information accessible and relevant, and up to date, using real-time help channels)
• Using new tools for efficient organising and monitoring contributions (registration tools, newcomer edit tools, event and calendar tools, Programs & Events Dashboard, etc.).

Category 5: Wiki-project related or technical skills

• Using Wikisource (representing different knowledge contents and formats, working with underrepresented languages, innovation in the use of Wikisource)
• Basic Wikidata use and how it can support other projects
• Wikimedia Incubator and setting up Wikimedia projects in new languages
• Wikimedia Tools (PAWS, Quarry, WDQS) for running queries and scripts
• Setting up templates for Wikimedia projects (Main pages, info boxes, etc.)
• Identifying topics of impact
• Tools developed to automate processes (e.g. AutoWikibrowser, Pywikibot)
• List building for edit contests and campaigns
• Lua scripting
• Gadgets, user scripts, Abuse Filter
• Bots
• Central Notice
• Handling image donations
• Handling data donations
• Software and digital skills
• Platform
• Tools for making batch uploads of media and data to Wikimedia projects (e.g. Pattypan, OpenRefine)
• Open source software for performing various tasks (e.g. download videos from Youtube with youtube-dl, edit videos with ffmpeg).