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Wikimania ist eine mehrsprachige und bereichsübergreifende Konferenz. Unsere Redner kommen aus vollkommen ungerschiedlichen Bereichen, wie z.B. Verleger von Wörterbuchern, Bibliothekare und Archivare, Museenverwalter, Softwareentwickler, freie Kulturaktiviste, Vorstände von Gesellschaften, Rechtsanwälte, Journalisten, Akademiker und Unternehmer.
Plenarredner edit
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Ross Mayfield, CEO of Socialtext |
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Richard Stallman, Gründer des GNU-Projekts und der Free Software Foundation. |
Panels edit
Global Voices : Wikis and information diversity edit
Participants: Hossein Derakhshan, Isaac Mao, Milton Aineruhanga and Kasper Souren.
Wikis and Politics edit
Participants: Jimmy Wales, Isaac Mao, Ascander Suarez, Jean-Baptiste Soufron.
Tutorials and Workshops edit
The Pywikipediabot framework and its extensions edit
Tutorial leader: Andre Engels
Extending and Customizing MediaWiki edit
Tutorial leader: Brion Vibber
Copyright case studies edit
Tutorial leaders: Jean-Baptiste Soufron and Enrique Chaparro
Wikimedia Statistics and Visualization edit
Tutorial leaders: Jakob Voss and Erik Zachte
Developing long-term finanical plans for Wikimedia edit
Workshop leader: Frank Antwerpes
Sound: Incorporating audio content into Wikimedia projects edit
Workshop leader: Gerard Meijssen
Finding new sources of free knowledge edit
Workshop leader: Thomas Thaler
Presentations edit
Ross Mayfield: Case studies on wiki use within Enterprises for project communication edit
About the speaker: Ross Mayfield is the CEO of Socialtext, one of the leading developers of enterprise wikis.
Ward Cunningham: Wikis then and now edit
Abstract: A reflection on the development of wikis over the past decade.
About the speaker: Ward Cunningham is the programmer who designed and named the first wiki. Since then, he has invented and written two best-selling books about Extreme Programming. He currently works in Microsoft's "Prescriptive Architecture Guidance" group.
Richard Stallman: Copyright and Community edit
About the speaker: Richard Stallman is the founder of the GNU project and the Free Software Foundation.
Achal Prabhala: An overview of the access to learning materials situation in Southern Africa edit
About the speaker: Achal Prabhala works on improving access to technology and information in South Africa.
Florence Devouard: Wikimedia projects in the developing countries edit
About the speaker: Florence Devouard is an elected member of the Wikimedia Board of Trustees.
Brion Vibber: Extending and embedding the MediaWiki framework edit
About the speaker: Brion Vibber is Wikimedia's Chief Technical Officer and its second employee. He lives in Los Angeles, where he slaves for Wikimedia by day and Wikipedia by night.
Erik Moeller: Future MediaWiki Research edit
About the speaker: Erik Moeller is a journalist and open source advocate, whose first book, Die heimliche Medienrevolution - Wie Weblogs, Wikis und freie Software die Welt verändern, was published last year.
Stefan Magdalinski: Wikiproxy and other magic edit
About the speaker: Stefan Magdalinski really knows where his towel is.
Domas Mituzas: Running the hyper wiki edit
About the speakers: Domas Mituzas is a member of the core team of Wikimedia developers and server maintainers. His speciality is handling WikiDowns and WikiUps.
Sunir Shah: Wikis and community edit
About the speaker: Sunir Shah was the founder of MeatballWiki, one of the oldest icons in the wikisphere.
Other presentations edit
...and 50 additional speakers and presenters from Australia, Brazil, California, Canada, Chile, China (Shanghai and Hong Kong), France, Germany, Iceland, India, Israel, Italy, Jordan, Lithuania, Madagascar, Mali, the Netherlands, Poland, Senegal, South Africa, Switzerland, Taiwan, the UK, the US, and Venezuela.