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Wikimedian in Residence project

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The Moore Library is delighted to introduce Dr Charles Matthews who has joined the team as a temporary ‘Wikimedian in Residence’ . Charles will be working on a project named ‘Wikifactmine’ run by ContentMine Ltd. He will be extracting facts from Open Access literature and using these as a primary resource for informing Wikidata and Wikipedia editors of relevant citation-supported facts.

He will be running sessions for librarians and the wider Cambridge Community on Wikipedia, Wikimedia and Wikidata. Charles is keeping a diary of his experiences as the project progresses.

You can find out more (and read the diary!) here: http://moore.libraries.cam.ac.uk/meet-your-wikimedian-residence.

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