Grants:PEG/WM HU/Wikipedia Tutorial Videos

Funded

This submission to the Wikimedia Foundation Grants Program was funded in the fiscal year 2010-11. This is a grant to an organization.

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Legal name of chapter

Wikimédia Magyarország Egyesület

Grant contact name

Bence Damokos

Grant contact user-name or e-mail

bence.damokos[at]wiki.media.hu, Bdamokos

Grant contact title (position)

board member

Project lead name

Bence Damokos

Project lead user-name or e-mail

bence.damokos[at]wiki.media.hu, Bdamokos

Project lead title (position), if any

board member

Full project name

Wikipedia Tutorial Videos

Amount requested (in USD)

$500

Provisional target start date

1 July 2010

Provisional completion date

30 June 2011

Budget breakdown

The grant will be used to produce educational and tutorial videos about Wikipedia. The budget would cover any staff fees that we cannot cover by volunteers (videographer, voice actor, director, creative designer, etc.) and all the associated technical fees (equipment hire, software costs).

Project scope

The aim of this project is to create tutorial and educational videos for Wikipedia in Hungarian. We would like to build on the work already done through the Bookshelf project and especially Wikimedia Italia to create videos adapted to the Hungarian audience (with Hungarian audio and examples).

Project goal

The goal of this project is to create Wikipedia tutorial videos and use them to promote the projects.

Non-financial requirements

We might want to consult the Wikimedia Foundation's outreach staff members on this project; otherwise none.

Fit to strategy

This project will increase participation by involving more people in editing or at least understanding how the projects work. The videos might have a positive effect on Wikipedia's credibility.

Measures of success

We will consider this project a success if we produce at least 1 educational video that can be used either on its own (e.g. on blogs, YouTube, school presentations) or as accompanying help to Wikipedia's help pages.

The measurable impact of this project is the number of videos produced and the aggregated number of views these videos receive.