Dear colleagues and friends,
Please join the CCCC Wikipedia Initiative in Baltimore, MD this week! We will have an informational table at the Action Hub, where you can learn more about our project and win prizes by contributing to Wikipedia. We will also have a sponsored panel on Thursday. Keep reading for more details.
Sponsored Panel:
"Remixing the Knowledge Playlist: Wikipedia-Based Education in an AI World" with Bob Cummings, Jennifer Johnson, Zach McDowell, Nicole Warwick, and Matt Vetter
When: Thursday, April10, 1:45-3pm
Location: Meeting Room 310, Baltimore Convention Center
CCCC Wikipedia Editing Challenge
We invite you to edit Wikipedia to improve coverage of writing, rhetoric, and composition studies topics.
- Sign in and sign up at the Campaign Dashboard: https://bit.ly/4C25dashboard
- Check WikiProject Writing for resources and topics to edit: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:WikiProject_Writing
- Once you’ve made some edits, find the CCCC Wikipedia Initiative table in the Action Hub to win prizes. Win a Wikipedia t-shirt or Remarkable Notebook with 5 edits! 3 edits gets you a Wikipedia pen, pin, or button. Or just stop by to chat!
- Join our mailing list to hear about future happenings and news: https://groups.io/g/WikiProjectWriting
On behalf of the CCCC Wikipedia Initiative,
Matt
Matt Vetter, PhD (he/him)
Professor of English
Dept. of Language, Literature, and Writing
Indiana University of Pennsylvania
Managing co-editor, Writing Spaces
Co-chair, CCCC Wikipedia Initiative
Available as open access ebook, Wikipedia and the Representation of Reality