Wikimania05/Index

See Wikimania05/Introduction for a summary.

Timetable edit

Wikimania05/Timetable TODO

Keynotes edit

Jimmy Wales: Ten Things That Will Be Free
Ross Mayfield: Case studies on Wiki use within Enterprises for Project Communication
Ward Cunningham: Wikis then and now
Richard Stallman: Copyright and Community

Presentations edit

See Category Presentation and Category Paper

Achal Prabhala: Access to learning materials in Southern Africa
Andreas Brand: Comparing WP with other open source projects
Andreas Brändle: Content quality: Too Many Cooks Don't Spoil the Broth
Ascander Suarez & Juan David Ruiz: The Spanish Fork of Wikipedia
Boudewijn: NPOV and meme evolution
Brion Vibber: Extending and embedding the MediaWiki framework
Cathy Ma: Anonymous users as good users
Christina Hengel & Barbara Pfeifer: VIAF: Linking the Library of Congress and OCLC records with Personendaten
Cormac Lawler: Wikipedia as a learning community
Daniel Kinzler: Mining the Wiki
Deng Chieh: Chinese conversion the wiki way
Domas Mituzas: HyperWiki
Erik Moeller: The future of MediaWiki
Erik Zachte: Unified Timeline of Human History
Eugene Kim: Back to the Future: Lessons from the Past on Collaboration and Tools
Florence Devouard: How to get Wikimedia into the developing world
Frédéric Philipp Thiele: Wiki Trifft Pixel
Gerard Meijssen: The excitement of (Ultimate) Wiktionary
Heidi Fischer-Ritter, Zeno Gantner, Hendrik Tessendorf & Christoph Hölscher: Usability of Wikipedia
Hossein Derakhshan: Wiki use in Iran
Mingli Yuan: Overview of Chinese Wikipedia
Isaac Mao: We-create-pedia in China
Isam Bayazidi: Technology in schools and Open-Content Awareness in Arab Countries
Jakob Voss: Metadata with Personendaten and beyond
Jan Ulrich Hasecke: Wikitution – The Constitution for Europe
Jan-Bart de Vreede: Wiki in Dutch Education
Janne Jalkanen: DavWiki – the next step of WikiRPC-Interfaces?
Jean-Baptiste Soufron: Politics of Wikimedia
Jens Kammann: Geo-coding articles and images
John Breslin: An ontology for describing and exchanging articles
Kasper Souren: Thoughts on the Bambara Wikipedia
Kilian Kissling: Wikipedia on DVD
Lambert Heller: Scientific publishing via wiki
Limor Garcia: Cellphedia inspirations and future
Marco Prestipino: Creating knowledge in virtual communities
Markus Krötzsch & Denny Vrandečić & Max Völkel: Wikipedia and the Semantic Web – the missing links
Michael Anobile: Translation and localization
Milton Ainehuranga: Women of Uganda Network
Phoebe Ayers: The Information behaviour of Wikipedia users
Revo Arko Soekatno: The Indonesian language Wikipedia
Rodrigo Vergara: Logos: world's largest free dictionary
Roland Burger: Long-term sustainable development
Ronald Beelaard: On Searching in Libraries
Russell Buckley: Extending Wikipedia into the Physical World
Salvor Gissurardottir: Education with wikis
Samuel Klein: History of the Reference Work
Sunir Shah: Controversy and stability: How wikis have productive conflict
Tim Starling: How you can help out with MediaWiki
Tsahi Hayat: Wikipedians' sense of community, motivations, and knowledge building: a cross-cultural study
Tsila Hassine: NPOV dispute dynamics
Wolfgang Georgsdorf: WikiSIGN - Sign Language Wiktionary

Workshops edit

See Category Workshop

André Engels: Python Wikipediabot Framework
Arnulf Christl: Summarizing Activities around Open Geospatial Data projects
Brion Vibber: Extending and Customizing MediaWiki
Frank Antwerpes: Talking about money
Gerard Meijssen: Workshop recording sound/pronunciations
Hanno Wagner: GPG Signing
Jean-Baptiste Soufron: Copyright on Wikipedia
Jakob Voss, Erik Zachte: Analysing and visualizing Wikipedia
Tobias Dahinden: Kartengestaltung in Wikipedia (in German)
Thomas Gries: Getlets: extending the Interwiki concept beyond any limits
Thomas Thaler: Finding new sources of free knowledge

Additional Papers edit

See Category Paper

paper accepted but could not attend conference

Amruta Lonkar, Marcela Musgrove Chavez, Selim Sermet Akbay: Global Wikipedia. Communities of Langues & Culture

papers without presentation - some of them won't finish the paper?

Mark Pellegrini: An Analysis of the English Wikipedia Featured Article Process
Marco Kalz: Strukturierungstheorie: Ein Rahmenwerk für die Wiki-Forschung?
Joseph Reagle: A Case of Mutual Aid: Wikipedia, Politeness, and Perspective Taking
Francesco Bellomi & Roberto Bonato: Network Analysis for Wikipedia
Stefan Magdalinski: On Wikiproxy, auto-classification of documents, and unusual applications of wikipedia
Jeremy Tobacman: The Motivation of Wikipedia Contributors
Chee Siang Ang, Panayiotis Zaphiris, Stephanie Wilson: Wiki-mediated Collaborative/Distributed Narrative Construction of Game Communities

Will be removed because there is no paper

~~Changhua Yang & Hsin-Hsi Chen: Wikipedia as Multilingual Comparable Corpora~~

~~Jama Poulsen: Wikicompany: a global business platform~~

Posters edit

See Category Poster

Ingo Frost: Zivilgesellschaftliches Engagement in virtuellen Gemeinschaften? - Eine systemwissenschaftliche Analyse des deutschsprachigen Wikipedia-Projektes
Luis Henrique Fagundes: Morcego - Wiki 3D visualization framework
Kai Koster & Bo Hu: Ein praxisnahes Modell zur intrinsisch motivierten Qualitätssteigerung auf Basis eines objektiven und transparenten Punktesystems
Douwe Osinga: Getting paid to write free content
Barbara Pfeifer: Personendatei
Sebastian Wallroth: Schneller und kostenloser Zugang zu Sponsoren und Spenden für Wiki-Projekte

Additional Events edit

Exhibition, Trivia contents, Awards, Closing panel.