Wikimania05/Timetable

A copy of [1] is at Programme.

Panels and Series

MediaWiki and the Semantic Web (moderated by Patrick Danowski)

• John Breslin: An ontology for describing and exchanging articles
• Markus Krötzsch: Wikipedia and the Semantic Web
• Daniel Kinzler: Mining the Wiki
• Jakob Voss: Metadata with Personendaten and beyond

Wikimedia in the Developing World (moderated by ???)

• Florence Devouard: How to get Wikimedia into the developing world
• Achal Prabhala: Access to learning materials in Southern Africa
• Kasper Souren: Thoughts on the Bambara Wikipedia

The Politics of Wikimedia (moderated by Andrew Lih)

• Jean-Baptiste Soufron: Politics of Wikimedia
• Isaac Mao: We-create-pedia in China
• Ascánder Suarez & Juan David Ruiz: The Spanish Fork of Wikipedia
• Jimmy Wales: Political discourse and Wikipedia

Wikis and Global Voices (moderated by Achal Prabhala)

• Milton Ainehuranga: Women of Uganda Network
• Hossein Derakhshan: Wiki use in Iran
• Isam Bayazidi: Technology in schools and Open-Content Awareness in Arab Countries
• Isaac Mao(?): Overview of Chinese Wikipedia

Dictionaries (moderated by Erik Moeller)

• Rodrigo Vergara
• Gerad Meijssen

Technical Infrastructure (moderated by Domas Mituzas)

• Domas Mituzas: Wikidown, wikiup and wiki future: running the hyper wiki
• Brion Vibber: Embedding MediaWiki in Applications
• Janne Jalkanen: DavWiki - the next stop of WikiRPC-Interfaces?

Education (moderated by Danny Wo)

• Salvor Gissurardottir: Education with wikis
• Roland Burger: Long-term sustainable development

Community

• Cormac Lawler: Wikipedia as a learning community: content, conflict and the ‘common good’
• Andreas Brand: Comparing WP with other open source projects

NPOV

• Boudewjin Roukema: NPOV and meme evolution
• Tsila Hassine: NPOV disputes dynamics

Collaboration with libraries (moderated by Jakob Voss)

• Christina Hengel & Barbara Pfeifer: Linking to Library of Congress and OCLC records
• Ronald Beelaard: On Searching in Libraries

Presentations without series/panels

Friday 9:30

• Erik Zachte: Timeline of Human History
• Samuel Klein: History of the Reference Work
• Cormac Lawler: Wikipedia as a learning community
• Andreas Brand: Comparing WP with other open source projects
• Deng Chieh: Chinese conversion the wiki way
• Michael Anobile: Translation and localization

Friday 14:30

• Revo Arko Soekatno: The Indonesian language Wikipedia

Saturday 9:30

• Erik Moeller: Wikimania05/Presentation-EM1
• Wolfgang Georgsdorf:
• Andreas Brändle:
• Tsahi Hayat (?)
• Douwe Osinga: Getting paid to write free content

Saturday 14:30

• Eugene Kim
• Tim Starling
• Russell Buckley: Extending Wikipedia into the Physical World
• Limor Garcia: Cellphedia inspirations and future
• Jama Poulsen: Wikicompany: a global business platform
• Jan Ulrich Hasecke: Wikitution – The Constitution for Europe
• Phoebe Ayers: The Information behaviour of Wikipedia users
• Cathy Ma: Anonymous users as good users

Sunday 9:30

• Sunir Shah
• Killian Kissling
• Stefan Magdalinski (canceled)
• Jan-Bart de Vreede: Wiki in Dutch Education

Sunday 14:30

• Lambert Heller: Scientific publishing via wiki
• Marco Prestipino: Creating knowledge in virtual communities
• Jens Kammann: Geo-coding articles and images