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Silvia E. Gutiérrez De la Torre
- A list of tools that the #1Bib1Ref coordinator can use to identify Wikipedia articles that are susceptible of improvement (PetScan, CitationHunt).
- Tutorials with the most important steps to find articles that need citations and how to add them.
- Poster and social media image templates with the campaign’s logo.
- A curated Zotero collection in which we have a list of useful material in our collection that can be used as source for the edit-a-thons. This list is especially useful since it includes each materials’ call number and it makes them easier to retrieve (see figure 5).
This checklist was created after our first edit-a-thon, and it has been fine-tuned after each edit-a-thon (Murrieta et al., 2018). This tool, together with our manuals collection, has proven extremely useful in minimizing time needed for planning and assessing, and enabling the continuity of these type of events. e checklist contains every aspect of the event from how to book the snack room (which we use in our edit-a-thon breaks) to how to ask for dedicated Wi-Fi (which one may need if too many people attend your Wikipedia editing event).
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Figure 5 Screenshot showing the Zotero curated list of bibliographic material for the gender edit-a-thon.