1Lib1Ref2022 Drop-in Session 2

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Wikipedia is one of the first stops for readers and researchers. It’s an especially important resource now, during COVID-19, when people are increasingly turning to the platform for trustworthy, unbiased, and up-to-date information. Join us to help improve the quality of content on Wikipedia for the billions of people staying at home during this public health crisis.
Wikipedia is one of the first stops for readers and researchers. It’s an especially important resource now, during COVID-19, when people are increasingly turning to the platform for trustworthy, unbiased, and up-to-date information. Join us to help improve the quality of content on Wikipedia for the billions of people staying at home during this public health crisis.
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1Lib1Ref2022 Drop-in Session 2
AEST
Get some support to add a citation to Wikipedia as part of the #1Lib1Ref campaign
Imagine a world where every librarian added one more reference to Wikipedia.

1Lib1Ref stands for one librarian, one reference. It's a campaign by librarians around the world (and anyone who has a passion for free knowledge) to add a missing references to articles on Wikipedia. Wikimedia Australia is hosting drop in sessions during every Tuesday from 10am and Thursday from midday in our Online Community room.

You don't need to attend the whole time! Just drop in to learn how to add your reference (and get sent a free laptop sticker too!)

Wikipedia is one of the first stops for readers and researchers. It’s an especially important resource now, during COVID-19, when people are increasingly turning to the platform for trustworthy, unbiased, and up-to-date information. Join us to help improve the quality of content on Wikipedia for the billions of people staying at home during this public health crisis.

Region: National
Location: Online

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