Iván Hernández Cazorla
Historian specialized in cultural heritage, digital humanities and open science. Wikimedian from the Canary Islands, lover of Wikipedia, Commons, Wikidata and Wikisource.
Wikimedia experiences in the Canary Islands and its local culture in the Wikimedia projects
José Ignacio Aguiar González
Joseignaciolp
Helena Cardoso Lopes
Santamarcanda
Iván Hernández Cazorla
Ivanhercaz
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Awesome
Curiosity
Appealing
Mistrust
No-money
No-time
Total lack of knowledge about free licenses and copyright
Search for prominence by the institutions
Lack of understanding of the methodology we carry out in Wikimedia projects
Interest in carrying out projects but without investing time or resources
Slowness in the procedures necessary to carry out the projects
Lack of communication
What could the Canary Islands and Africa (specially the West area) collaborate on?
History
Culture
Education
Cultural heritage in common
Santa Cruz de la Mar Pequeña is an example of an archaeological area that Canary Islands has in common with Morocco.
Tamazight
Education
Introduction of the Wikimedia projects in the schools, high schools and universities.
Possibility of carrying out parallels workshops projects in both countries.
Help us!
Have you any idea about a project in which the Wikimedia Movement in the Canary Islands might collaborate with the North African communities?
Thank for your attention!
This presentation is released under a Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 4.0 International.
Everything can be reused, less the resources marked as copyrighted
Any idea to collaborate?
Contact with us!
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joseignaciolp@gmail.com
helenaamaralteixeira@gmail.com
ivan@ivanhercaz.com
Resources used
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Ivanhercaz, Santamarcanda, member of Wikimedia España, organizing the stand in TLP Tenerife 2017 01, CC BY-SA 4.0
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Soydemacondo, II Editatón de Fortificaciones Canarias, CC BY-SA 4.0
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Walter Mittelholzer, ETH-BIB-Puerto Cansado, ein natürlicher Hafen, 80 Kilometer nördlich vom Kap Juby, aus 600 m Höhe-Tschadseeflug 1930-31-LBS MH02-08-1019, marked as public domain, more details on Wikimedia Commons
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Renata Ana Springer Bunk, Inscripción líbico-canaria y líbico-bereber de Tenésera, Fuerteventura, appeared in her scientific paper The Canarian Libyco-Berber Alphabet: The Geographical Distribution of
Signs in the North of Africa and the Sahara. Copyrighted (fair use).
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Wikimedia experiences in the Canary Islands and its local culture in the Wikimedia projects
By Iván Hernández Cazorla
Wikimedia experiences in the Canary Islands and its local culture in the Wikimedia projects
Talk - WikiArabia 2019 (Marrakech, Marruecos). Published under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International license. Authors: José Ignacio Aguiar González, Helena Cardoso Lopes e Iván Hernández Cazorla.