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Proceedings of Wikimania 2006
Index of presenters

Index by type

Presentations

• Last name, First name | Title of presentation (code)
• Alevizou, Panagiota | Encyclopedia, cosmopedia and wikipedia: collective intelligence for knowledge technospaces (PA1)
• Amaral, Adriana | Subcultures and Wikipedia: subcultural capital in a collaborative writing project (AA1)
• Anthony, Seth | Contribution patterns among active Wikipedians: Finding and keeping content creators (SA1)
• Bancroft, Josh | Intelpedia - Using MediaWiki to share information at Intel Corporation (JB1)
• Baumgart, j | Tips for conducting research and evaluating information (JKB1) (workshop)
• Baumgart, j | Librarianesque birds of a feather session (JKB2) (bof)
• Beesley, Angela | Cross-wiki policy and features discussion (AB1) (bof)
• Benjamin, Martin | Huru na Bure: Swahili collaboration and the future of African languages on the web (MB1)
• Benkler, Yochai | title forthcoming (YB1)
• Ben-Zvi, Dani | Wiki uses in learning and teaching (SR1) (panel)
• Boonen, Finne | Fighting vandalism with Vandalfighter (FB1) (workshop)
• Bronk, Chris | Diplopedia: Application of the Wiki Model for Collaborative Drafting in Foreign Affairs
• Caeton, Daniel | Perpetual negotiation machine: Wikipedia’s discursive affordances for college writing instruction (DC1)
• Chimato, Mary Carmen | Wikis: Enabling library knowledgebases (MF1) (panel)
• Chklovski, Timothy | Collecting Computer-useable knowledge from volunteer contributors (TC1)
• Christensen, Karen | title forthcoming (KC1)
• Crowston, Kevin | What can Wikipedia learn from Open Source Software Development? (SO1) (panel)
• De Vreede, Jan-Bart | The use of wikis and Wikipedia in Dutch Education (JDV1)
• Devine, Betsy | Schrödinger's Wiki: The quantum challenge of media attention (BD1)
• Devouard, Florence | Wikimedia Foundation: building in diversity (FD1)
• Donath, Judith | title forthcoming (JD1)
• Driscoll, Kevin | Free the curriculum: Supporting educators with open content (KD1) (workshop)
• Farkas, Meredith | Wikis: Enabling library knowledgebases (MF1) (panel)
• Forrester, James | Research about Wikimedia: A workshop (JF1) (workshop)
• Forte, Andrea | Empowering students: Wikis as a revolutionary force in education (AF1)
• Gawrysiak, Piotr | Plans not Maps! Wikiplan – a Collaborative Geographical Map Building System (PG1)
• Gelauff, Lodewijk | Localization, on a global project (LG1)
• Giles, Jim | Comparing Wikipedia and Britannica: The story behind Nature's encyclopaedia story (JG1)
• Ginsparg, Paul | Is Eternal Vigilance the Price of Freedom? (or Revenge of the Global Village Idiots) (PG2)
• Gissurardottir, Salvor | Wikibooks, webquests and Wikipedia - Tools for teachers and learners (SG1)
• Ghosh, Rishab 200 years of collaborative ownership: from open source steam engines to free genetics, Linux and Wikipedia
• Gulley, Ned | Organizational uses of wiki technology (KL1) (panel)
• Gunta, Srinivas | Role of trust in an open system - The process of Requests for Adminship on the English Wikipedia (SG2)
• Halavis, Alexander | Sins of omission? An exploratory evaluation of Wikipedia's topical coverage (AH1)
• Herrick, Jack | How to transition from a static content site to a wiki: The wikiHow experience (JH1)
• Hill, Benjamin Mako | Toward a definition of freedom (BMH1)
• Idinopulos, Michael | Organizational uses of wiki technology (KL1) (panel)
• Jennings, Darniet | Why WYSIWIKI?: Lowering the barriers to wiki use in heterogeneous User Environments (DJ1)
• Kali, Yael | Wiki uses in learning and teaching (SR1) (panel)
• Kahle, Brewster | title forthcoming (BK1)
• Kjerulf, Alexander | Creating a Wiki-based political party (AK1)
• Kobasa, Paul | Endurance editing: The work that makes an encyclopedia work (PK2)
• Konieczny, Piotr | Wikimedia projects as a teaching tool (PK1)
• Krötzsch, Markus | Using Wikipedia’s knowledge in your applications (MK1) (workshop)
• Kroski, Ellyssa | Wikis: Enabling library knowledgebases (MF1) (panel)
• Lackaff, Derek | Sins of omission? An exploratory evaluation of Wikipedia's topical coverage
• Lakhani, Karim | Organizational uses of wiki technology (KL1) (panel)
• Lanphier, Rob | Enterprise MediaWiki (RL1)
• Lessig, Lawrence | The Ethics of the Free Culture Movement (LL1)
• Liebert, Wolf-Andreas | How to do articles by discussions: Wikipedia as a user-driven knowledge system (WAL1)
• Lucas, Rob | Free the curriculum: Supporting educators with open content (workshop) (KD1)
• Luer, Chris | Disambiguation: the key to information architecture? (CL1)
• Ma, Cathy | Trust and Wikipedia – the roles of social capitals in participatory knowledge production (CM1)
• Mahoney, Matthew | Organizational uses of wiki technology (KL1) (panel)
• Martin, Kelly | Consensus as a governing principle: Does consensus scale? (KM1) (bof)
• McAfee, Andrew | Organizational uses of wiki technology (KL1) (panel)
• McKean, Erin | Practical (and Annoying) Problems in Dictionary Compiling
• Medenica, Olivera | Does liability enhance credibility?: A wiki role for Section 230 (OM1)
• Meeks, Elijah | Unsupported Assertions: An Analysis of Criticism of Wikipedia (EM3)
• Megas, Betsy | Defining WiktionaryZ (BM2)
• Megas, Betsy | Wiktionary: Nuts and bolts, bells and whistles (BM3)(workshop)
• Meijssen, Gerald | Differentiation of authentication regimes to prevent more vandalism (GM1)
• Messina, Chris | All the world's a wiki: how Barcamp was planned in 6 days using a wiki, IM, IRC, blogs and word of mouth (CM2)
• Möller, Erik | Wikidata: Creating the structured wiki (EM1)
• Moglen, Eben | title forthcoming (EM1)
• Myers, Ken | Wikimmunity: Fitting the Communications Decency Act to Wikipedia (KM1)
• Myers, Ken | Section 230: At the gates between liability for harmful speech and Wikipedia (KM2) (panel)
• Nadig, Hari | Wiki in the sub-continent (HN1)
• Nissim, Malvina | Wikipedia meets Natural Language Processing (MN1)
• O'Mahony, Siobhan | What can Wikipedia learn from Open Source Software Development? (SO1) (panel)
• Parry, Laurence | A Tale of Two Wikis: Techniques for building, managing and promoting collaborative communities (LP1)
• Pellegrini, Mark | A Question-and-answer session with the English Wikipedia Arbitration Committee (MP1) (panel)
• Pramod, Raghavendra | Language and cultural barriers and challenges to Wikipedia (RP1) (bof)
• Preece, Jenny | title forthcoming (JP1)
• Presutti, Valentina | Wikipedia meets Natural Language Processing (MN1)
• Prodomou, Evan | Wiki and open content travel guides: past, present, future (EP2)
• Rafaeli, Sheizaf | Wiki uses in learning and teaching (SR1) (panel)
• Ramos, Carolina | What would a wiki kind of school be like? (CR1)
• Ravid, Gilad | Wiki uses in learning and teaching (SR1) (panel)
• Reagle, Joseph | Is the Wikipedia Neutral? (JR1)
• Reinhold, Silvan | Using wiki systems as information back-ends for e-learning applications (SR2)
• Rondeau, Alexis | Semapedia.org - The physical Wikipedia (AR1) (workshop)
• Sauer, Christoph | What you see is wiki - Questioning WYSIWYG in the internet age (CS1)
• Schenck, Alex | Observations From The Bridge: Why Wikipedia Is So Attractive (AS1)
• Shirky, Clay | title forthcoming (CS2)
• Shneiderman, Ben | Can Visualization Help?
• Soufron, Jean-Baptiste | Copyright basis and Wikipedia: A workshop (JBS1) (workshop)
• Souren, Kasper | The Wiki Party (KS1)
• Souren, Kasper | The Bambara Wikipedia, one year later (KS2)
• Souren, Kasper | Wikipedia on the Nokia 770 - wik2dict and MaemoDict (KS3)
• Sponagl, Paul | Device independent access to Wikipedia (PS1)
• Tal-ElHasid, Edna | Wiki uses in learning and teaching (SR1) (panel)
• Vibber, Brion | title forthcoming (BV1)
• Viegas, Fernanda | Can Visualization Help? (FV1)
• Vrandecic, Denny | Wikipedia and the Semantic Web, Part II (DV1)
• Vrandecic, Denny | Using Wikipedia’s knowledge in your applications (MK1)
• Vrandecic, Denny | Wikipedia and the Semantic Web (DV2) (Panel)
• Wahab, Kaiser | Does Liability Enhance Credibility?: A Wiki Role for Section 230 (OM1)
• Wales, Jimmy | title forthcoming (JW1)
• Walker, Martin | Wikipedia 1.0: Offline releases of the English language Wikipedia (MW1)
• Walsh, Kat | OTRS discussion session (KW1)
• Wattenberg, Martin | Can Visualization Help?
• Weinberger, David | What's happening to knowledge? (DW1)
• West, Joel | What can Wikipedia learn from Open Source Software Development? (SO1) (panel)
• Wiechers, Stan | Semapedia.org - The physical Wikipedia (AR1)
• Zagurski, Jennifer | Wikisource workshop: editorial choices (JZ2) (workshop)
• Zittrain, Jonathan | title forthcoming (JZ1)

Posters

• Arrigone, Sara | Quality vs open access: are both possible? (SA2)
• Burgund, Halsey | Friday's Flowers and the Wiki as Art (HB1)
• Carmen, Marc | Sharing data between lexical resources (MC2)
• Cole, Sam | Removing the barriers to wikis in education (SC1)
• Cora, Marie | The Adult Literacy Education Wiki (ALE Wiki) (MC1)
• Dale, Michael | Metavid (MD1)
• Elia, Antonella | Online encyclopedias: a linguistic analysis of Wikipedia vs Encyclopedia Britannica Online (AE1)
• Erle, Schuyler | Whither Wikipedia? (SE1)
• Ertl, Thomas | Integration of Wikipedia Previews into Web Pages (MG1)
• Finol, Damian | Wikipedia in rural communities of the native tribes of northern Venezuela(DF1)
• Futreal, Michael | molawiki: a Wiki-Based web development platform (MF2)
• Gauthier, Leah | Friday's Flowers and the Wiki as Art (HB1)
• Giereth, Mark | Integration of Wikipedia Previews into Web Pages (MG1)
• Henderson, Samuel | Wikipedia as a resource for language learning (SH1)
• Leybovich, Jonathan | The Wikicite Project: Toward building a scholarly apparatus (JL1)
• Mahoney, Jim | Wikiacademia: a learning platform inspired by MediaWiki (JM1)
• Mako, Benjamin | Diverging where necessary, collaborating where possible (BMH2)
• Martone, Michael | The prognosis of diagnosis: Wikipedia nosology and the future of medicine (MM1)
• * Meeks, Elijah | Here There Be Dragons: Dynamic Maps for Wikipedia (EM4)
• Melby, Alan | Sharing data between lexical resources (MA1)
• Patarakin, Evgeny | Wiki pages as flocks and bricks (EP1)
• Pirtle, Kimberly | Graduate Student Community and Collaboration Wiki (KP1)
• Rotard, Martin | Integration of Wikipedia Previews into Web Pages (MR1)
• Seidenglanz, Sebastian | Motivation revisited: The open question of user motivation in the light of system theory (SS2)
• Smith, Chuck | Wiki markup mess (CS3)
• Stodola, Luke | Removing the barriers to wikis in education (SC1)
• Tabor, Thorin | Massively Authored Sites (TT1)
• Walker, John | Identifying and overcoming barriers to the successful adoption and use of wikis in collaborative knowledge management (JW2)
• Zeffiro, Andrea | Iterative, participatory, digital: Evaluating the wiki as a social science research tool (AZ1)