Wikidata:WikidataCon 2019/Program/ISA Challenge
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Participate now...[edit]
How to participate? Simply follow the steps below!
- Just try this! It is beginner friendly :-)
- You can play/participate on a mobile phone, or on a laptop or desktop computer.
- Go to https://tools.wmflabs.org/isa/campaigns/36/participate. Make sure you log in!
- Start writing down what you see in each image! Be as accurate/precise as possible and make sure to click or tap on 'Save' before you switch to a new image.
- Describe as many images as you like. You can skip images if you don't know how to describe them.
Please note: There is a known bug that some contributions don't show up in this campaign's statistics. If you don't see your contributions on the campaign statistics page, please log out of ISA and clear your browser cache.
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... and win a delicious prize![edit]
There is a small award for the most active challenge participants at WikidataCon!
- The winners receive a selection of Dutch sweets from Sandra F.!
- This is for the top three (3) participants of this challenge who attend the WikidataCon 2019 conference...
- Who have added the most structured data to files about Berlin via ISA, according to this statistics page.
- The contributions will be counted on Saturday 26 October at 18.00. So make sure to do your edits before that time!
About the ISA tool[edit]
This campaign runs via the ISA tool, a new, simple tool to add multilingual structured data (powered by Wikidata) to files on Wikimedia Commons. It is beginner friendly!
ISA is a multilingual, mobile-first tool, that makes it easy for people to add 'micro-contributions' in the form of structured data (descriptions, captions, tags, etc.), powered by Wikidata, to images that have been contributed to Wikimedia Commons.
Anyone with a Wikimedia account can use ISA, and can create campaigns in it. You can organize small tagging 'competitions' with ISA, just like this one at WikidataCon 2019.
- ISA - general information page
- ISA manual
- Did you find a bug, or do you have a feature request? Please report this on Phabricator.
ISA is a collaboration between Wiki In Africa, Histropedia, and the Structured Data on Commons project. ISA is not only an acronym for Information Structured Acceleration, but is also a chiShona language word for 'put' or 'place'.
More information[edit]
- This challenge is organized by Sandra F. Feel free to chat with her at the conference if you have any questions.
- You can learn more about the ISA tool here: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Commons:ISA_Tool
- You can learn more about Structured Data on Wikimedia Commons here: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Commons:Structured_data, and of course also during the Structured Data on Commons workshop at WikidataCon 2019.