Grants:PEG/WM DK/Wikipedian-in-Residence Scholarship

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This submission to the Wikimedia Foundation Grants Program was funded in the fiscal year 2011-12. This is a grant to an organization.

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Legal name of chapter: Wikimedia Danmark
Grant contact name: Thomas Bredøl
Grant contact e-mail: thomas.bredol@wikimedia.dk
Grant contact title (position): treasurer
Project lead name(s): Ole Palnatoke Andersen
Project lead e-mail: ole.andersen@wikimedia.dk
Project lead title (position): chairman
Full project name: Wikipedian-in-Residence Scholarship
Amount requested (in USD): $4,000
Provisional target start date: June, 2011
Provisional completion date: June, 2012

Budget breakdown edit

2-4 scholarships for wikipedians-in-residence 20000 DKK ~ 4000 USD

Sum 4000 USD

Project scope edit

Two GLAM institutions in Denmark plan to have wikipedians-in-residence in 2011/2012, but such positions are not salaried, so many capable potential candidates will not apply.

We would like to have a broader set of potential residents. A scholarship could open the positions to people in ordinary jobs.

Project goal edit

The goal of this project is to enable a wider recruitment.

Non-financial requirements edit

There are no significant non-financial requirements, but we are in a process of learning and sharing our experiences.

Fit to strategy edit

The project will help develop the cooperation with the GLAM sector, and allow us to expand this cooperation in the future.

Other benefits edit

This project allows us to take advantage of some timely opportunities for cooperation with the GLAM sector.

Measures of success edit

We will consider this project a success if we attract at least one applicant for a wikipedian-in-residence position, who is not a student and does not have alternate funding.