Friday 8th August

Time	Barbican Hall	Hammerson Room	Fountain Room	Auditorium 1	Frobisher 123	Boardroom	Frobisher 456	Auditorium 2	Time
08:00	On-site registration								08:00
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Track	Featured Speakers I Systems	Workshop I Media Training	Open Scholarship I Releasing Research	Social Machines I Norms	Education I Medicine	Discussion I ...	Evaluation I Metrics	Technology I Language	Track
10:00			Free Our Research – reaching out to academics						10:00
10:15			Free Our Research – reaching out to academics						10:15
10:30			Marking open-access references cited on Wikipedia						10:30
10:45			Marking open-access references cited on Wikipedia						10:45
11:00	Coffee break								11:00
11:15	Coffee break								11:15
Track	Featured Speakers II Data	Workshop II Programme Design	Free Culture I Reuse	Social Machines II Limits	Education II Reform	Discussion II ...	GLAM I Creative Content	Technology II Multimedia	Track
11:30	How to use Wikidata: Things to make and do with 30 million statements – Markus Krötzsch		Image by Wikipedia					Multimedia Overview	11:30
11:45			Image by Wikipedia					Multimedia Overview	11:45
12:00					Top down: making a country's education system wiki-compatible			The State (and Fate) of Video in Wikimedia	12:00
12:15								The State (and Fate) of Video in Wikimedia	12:15
12:30	Open Data Roundtable			Reform of citation structure for all Wikimedia projects					12:30
12:45				Reform of citation structure for all Wikimedia projects					12:45
13:00		Lunch							13:00
13:15		Lunch							13:15
13:30	Lunch Foyer -1 13:30–14:30 Horizon String Quartet String quartet performing their own arrangements alongside classical repertoire. Foyer G 13:30–14:00 Charlotte Richardson, Alexandra Kremakova and Clemmie Curd Music by Franz Liszt and Caitlin Rowley.								13:30
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Track	Featured Speakers III Strategy	Workshop III Directory	Free Culture II Conflict	Social Machines III Future	Education III Foundation	Discussion III ...	Open Data I Inputs & Outputs	Technology III Structure & Search	Track
14:30		P2Pvalue directory: A collaborative resource to map common-based peer production		Beyond talk pages: discussing content in 2020		...	Transforming Wikipedia into the timeline of everything!	Structured Wikiquote – The future of the free quote compendium that anyone can edit	14:30
14:45							Transforming Wikipedia into the timeline of everything!		14:45
15:00			Legal Demands: The Good, The Bad, & The Just Plain Wrong		The 7 biggest mistakes the Wikipedia Education Program has made – and what we’ve learned from them		Panel: Wikisource, from digitization to data		15:00
15:15			Legal Demands: The Good, The Bad, & The Just Plain Wrong	Measuring community health: Vital signs for Wikimedia projects			Panel: Wikisource, from digitization to data	CirrusSearch: How we've replaced a great search engine with an awesome search engine	15:15
15:30							Official statistics and Wikidata – how can National Statistics Institutes best contribute to the Wikimedia community		15:30
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16:00	Coffee break								16:00
16:15	Coffee break								16:15
Track	Featured Speakers IV Applications	Workshop IV GLAM Evaluation	Free Culture III Heritage	Social Machines IV Interface	Wikimedia I Inspiration	Discussion IV Admin	Social Machines V Growth	Technology IV Experimentation	Track
16:30	Mike Bracken, Executive Director of Digital in the UK Cabinet Office	Best practices for the evaluation of GLAM-Wiki cooperations		Interface Vision by WMF UX Director	The coolest projects of Wikimedia Chapters – be inspired!				16:30
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17:00	Rufus Pollock, Founder of The Open Knowledge Foundation								17:00
17:15	Rufus Pollock, Founder of The Open Knowledge Foundation								17:15
17:30	Peter Murray-Rust, Shuttleworth Fellow in machine readable scholarship				Who reads what and how: Transforming reading behaviour into valuable feedback for the Wikipedia community		Open Data Portal Austria		17:30
17:45							Open Data Portal Austria		17:45
18:00	Break								18:00
Track	Keynote Speakers II								Track
18:15	Elizabeth Marincola Chief Executive Officer The Public Library of Science								18:15
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18:45	Free								18:45
	Barbican Hall		Laila's Underworld Utopia Foyer -1		Frobisher 123		Foyer G
19:00	(stage closed)		Michael Baker Acoustic singer-songwriter.		MakeSense presents "Hold-Ups" Creative brainstorming session on solving a challenge faced by a social entrepreneur.		Richard Black and Laura Wolk-Lewanowicz Pieces by composers underrepresented on Wikipedia.		19:00
19:15	(stage closed)		Michael Baker Acoustic singer-songwriter.						19:15
19:30	WikiGeeks Geek-based comedy show.		Signatures 3 contemporary classical pieces by composer Josh Spear.				Power of Two Classical flute and piano duo.		19:30
19:45							Power of Two Classical flute and piano duo.		19:45
20:00							(stage closed)		20:00
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20:30	The Internet's Own Boy: The Story of Aaron Swartz Documentary about the life of internet programmer and Hacktivist Aaron Swartz. Aaron Swartz Q&A‎		Tom Green Solo guitar-looping madness.						20:30
20:45			Tom Green Solo guitar-looping madness.						20:45
21:00			The Slumberjacks Soulful sounds from acoustic guitar duo performing their own compositions.						21:00
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22:00	(stage closed)		James Green Acoustic guitar songs.		(stage closed)				22:00
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22:45	Free								22:45
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