Melina Masnatta (WMAR)
Hello Melina Masnatta (WMAR) and welcome to the Outreach Wiki!
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Bienvenidos, Anna Koval (WMF) (talk) 02:57, 31 October 2015 (UTC)
Welcome to Wikipedia Education Collaborative!!
editHi Melina,
The Wikipedia Education Collaborative is happy to announce that your request to join the Collaborative has been accepted. After reviewing your activity and the efforts you made in the Wikipedia Education Program it is clear that you meet the membership criteria. We are looking forward to seeing how your experiences in the Wikipedia Education Program will help other volunteers and program leaders around the world.
Please add your name and contact preferences to the table of members here, visit the Education Collaborative task list on Phabricator to see the tasks members are currently working on, pick any available one(s), or add a new task(s) you believe that you or others can contribute to. Thank you for joining and welcome to the Wikipedia Education Collaborative!
--Selsharbaty (WMF) (talk) 17:18, 27 October 2015 (UTC)
Hi Samir,
Thanks a lot for this answer, it´s a great honor to be part of this great and big team. Thanks again for the opportunity, I will do my best!
Education newsletter barnstar
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Wikimedia Education Newsletter Contributor Barnstar |
| We appreciate your tireless efforts in writing for the education newsletter. Thank you for sharing your valuable experiences with the Wikimedia movement. |
Hi Melina! Thank you for your contribution to the Wikimedia Education Newsletter. Your contribution helped us have that successful issue that people enjoyed reading. I will look forward to reading more and more of your posts in the future issues. --Selsharbaty (WMF) (talk) 07:59, 22 December 2015 (UTC)
Hackathon newsletter article draft
edit@Melina Masnatta (WMAR): @Anna Torres (WMAR):
Querida Melina,
Thank you so much for your contribution to the education newsletter! I love the title: "Educational hackathon about digital sources, big data, and Wikipedia". :)
My concern is that this article is very long. It is at least 3 times as long as all of the other articles. It stands out, and not necessarily in a good way. Because as readers scan or skim the page, they see relative consistency in article length, except for this one. It's an anomaly, and I'm afraid at that it won't get read in its entirety, given the tradition and expectation of typically concise submissions to this newsletter.
Please understand, it is really great content, and we should definitely include it! But a much shorter summary of it would be better, in my opinion.
I recommend that you create a subpage of Education/Countries/Argentina and link to that subpage in the newsletter article. That way those who want to learn more about the event can do so if they wish to. Both México and Bulgaria have created several subpages. This is helpful for bigger and more mature programs with much great programmatic work to document.
Melina, you should also consider writing a blog post about this later on. Big data is a compelling and timely topic.
Thank you again for this tremendous effort to document the hackathon and share your experiences with the global education program.
Sinceramente, Msannakoval (talk) 16:55, 20 February 2016 (UTC)
- @Msannakoval: Dear Anna, I have just finished to edit the lenght of the article. I proposed it as a post in the WF´s blog but nobody published it. I´ll take care about your recommendations. Abrazos Melina Masnatta (WMAR) (talk)