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Wiki Loves Monuments

Summary

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Outputs

Outcomes

Key findings

Appendix

What does a typical Wiki Loves Monuments produce in terms of on-wiki content?

We examined how many participants contributed to each program implementation, how many of those participants were new users, existing users, and active users, as well as used this output along with budget to learn examine the dollar cost for each participant.

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Participation

The average Wiki Loves Monuments implementation has 190 participants. For 2012, the majority of participants were new users, making up 87% of the participant base. We were able to collect participant numbers for all 27 Wiki Loves Monuments implementations. The number of participants in the national contests ranged from 67 to 2,005 people. The average national contest has 190 participants. The majority (87%) of users who participated in Wiki Loves Monuments 2012 were new users. We were unable to gather this information for Wiki Loves Monuments 2013, since the contest was just ending as we were analyzing the data. On average, Wiki Loves Monuments implementations cost about $14.50 USD per participant. Budget and participant count was available for 26 of the 27 implementations used in this evaluation. Looking at programming costs in terms of the number of participants, we learned that programming costs ranged from $1.20 USD to $326.98 USD and averaged $14.58 USD per participant. References