This is the workshop page for the TetZooCon 2019 Wikipedia workshop, run by me on 20th October 2019 at Student Central, Malet Street, London. TetZooCon is a meeting of fans and researchers who follow Darren Naish's blog Tetrapod Zoology. TetZooCon 2019 was the sixth annual meetup, and the first to involve a Wikipedian.
Shortcut: bit.ly/TetZooConWiki
Covered in workshop
edit- Why Wikipedia matters
- Creating an account
- How to add facts and a citation to a Wikipedia article
- How to donate a photo or illustration to Wikimedia Commons, and add it to a Wikipedia article
- Creating a Wikidata item for a researcher and their publications
Demonstrated
edit- Dougal Dixon photograph uploaded and added to Wikipedia articles in English, Scots, Polish, and Hungarian
- Added given name, correct birth date reference, image, notable work to Dougal Dixon (Q257054)
- Fixed the Wikidata listing for Dixon's book After Man to distinguish the work (After Man (Q3239147)) from After Man: a Zoology of the Future (1981 ed.) (Q71681110) and After Man: a Zoology of the Future (2018 ed.) (Q71690475)
- Ellen Coombs photo added to her Wikidata: Ellen Coombs (Q71563687)
- Ellen Coombs publication added: What can cetacean stranding records tell us? A study of UK and Irish cetacean diversity over the past 100 years (Q71724764); see her Scholia entry
- Added facts about UK strandings from Ellen's recent paper (and reference) to cetacean stranding and info on coloration to True's beaked whale
- Started to fix the problems with the semiaquatic tetrapods article as Dave Hone was criticising it during his talk