Wikimedia Hackathon 2020/Remote Hackathon/Instructional videos
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Since this Wikimedia hackathon unconference is only virtual you are invited to post here (short) educational videos that explain (generally in less than 5 minutes time) how to perform a certain activity or technique.
- Some hints
- Whenever you give a short demo, record the session (it is possible with Google Hanghouts, Jitsi, and other popular webinar tools).
- Ask permission from the participants to do so; participants with the microphone muted are normally not depicted.
- They can disable their camera, so they are sure no live video is recorded from them
- Or they can prefer not to participate, so even their name is not shown (they can see the video afterwards, offline)
- You can record a session where you are the single participant -> this allows you to record in all tranquillity, without stress.
- You can prepare a script with text to tell, and the demo steps to perform.
- When you have multiple screens you can put the recording session and your session script at the left screen; your demo session being on the main desktop on the right. Then you can record the main screen.
- To create the initial TimedText subtitles, you can reuse your session text (translate with DeepL).
- Try to subtitle them in your own language with TimedText. To get the timing, just copy /paste an existing language.
- A video, once recorded, can be seen again, offline, by thousands of peers looking for how to apply the same techniques.
Virtual collaboration
[edit]Edit Wikipedia
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Adding a picture
Wikidata
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Amend Wikidata items
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Linking Wikimedia and OpenStreetMap
See also
[edit]- c:Commons:Video
- c:Help:Converting video (video2webm Linux shell script; local conversion before upload)
- Upload and convert in one go
- Why MPEG4 is not supported