Overview of Deliverables (Bookshelf)
| Deliverable | Purpose | Audience |
|---|---|---|
| 1. Welcome to Wikipedia |
Attract new authors and assist them with their first steps of becoming a “Wikipedian” | New contributors |
| 2. The World of Wikipedia Video | Create excitement about being part of the global Wikimedia/Wikipedia movement | New contributors |
| 3. Wikipedia User Testimonial Video | Give Wikipedia a human face/attract new contributors by examples of people who already contribute/ persuade by real-life arguments(“the moment in my life when I became a Wikipedian”) |
New contributors |
| 4. Anatomy of an Article (Poster) | Visualize the different parts of a Wikipedia article to make it easier to understand | New contributors |
| 5. Introduction to Free Licenses | Explain the basics of free licenses and their purpose | New contributors |
| 6. Ten good reasons to contribute to Wikipedia | Convince people to contribute by highlighting reasons to contribute | New contributors |
| 7. Ten ways to contribute to Wikipedia | Convince people to contribute by highlighting how to contribute | New contributors |
| 8. Wikipedia for Journalists | Answer the most common questions about Wikipedia and explain norms of conduct, including the issue around quality assurance and deletions |
Journalists |
| 9. Wikipedia for Marketing Communications Professionals | Answer the most common questions about Wikipedia and explain norms of conduct, including the issue around quality assurance and deletions |
Marketing communications professionals |
| 10. “Only Verifiable Information” / “Neutral Point of View” Video | Explain basic concepts/policies of Wikipedia | All |
| 11. Using Wikipedia | Teach students media literacy with regard to Wikipedia | Secondary school students and journalists |
| 12. Using Wikipedia as a teaching tool in higher education | Overview of how to integrate Wikipedia editing into the classroom | University professors |
| 13. Localization Guidelines | Overview of how to use the Bookshelf materials; editorial and visual design guidelines | Wikipedians |
| 14. Train-the-Trainer Screencast Series | Series of screencasts showing how to create screencasts to add to the Bookshelf collection | Wikipedians |
| 15. Wikipedia Overview Presentation | Slides community members can use in presentations | Wikipedians |
| 16. Short URL Bookmarks | Bookmarks for printing on cardstock and cutting for handouts: editing, uploading pictures, asking reference questions, and donating | New contributors, All |
| 17. Organizing Meetups | Some patterns to organize meetups of Wikipedians, a German perspective. Slides of a lightning talk that User:Elya presented at 2008's Wikimania in Alexandria. | Meetup organizers and participants |