Notes: http://slidesha.re/TQBEEe By now you no longer need convincing. Wikipedia is not only a ubiquitous reference platform for our users, but is also home to a thriving, global volunteer community that is eager to distribute the deeper expertise residing in museums. So now what? As a group of Wikipedians who help museums share content, GLAM-Wiki has made great strides in formalizing over the past few years. But how do museum technologists better connect and interface with this resource? How can we work together to more efficiently share our media, research, and expertise? This presentation shares the current progress of the GLAM-Wiki infrastructure, offering insights into how museums can best connect with the Wikipedia community in order to share cultural resources on the globally accessible platform. The future of GLAM-Wiki will be considered, including a proposed model that will allow museums to support one another in Wikipedia-focused endeavors.

1. Lori Byrd Phillips
Museum Computer Network 2012
next steps in
collaboration
@HstryQT
lori@wikimedia.org

2. GLAMcamp New York | Spring 2011

3. Smithsonian Institution Libraries
National Museum of Natural History
The Children’s Museum Air & Space Museum
National
Delaware Art Museum
Denver Art Museum
of Indianapolis History Museum of Los AngelesYork Public Library
Natural New
The Brooklyn Museum Metropolitan Museum of Art
National Archives and
Cincinnati Museum Center
The Walters Art Museum Record Administration
Birmingham Museum of Art
The Field Museum
Shedd Aquarium Atlanta-Fulton Central Library
Archives of American The Henry Ford
Art Chemical Heritage Foundation
Balboa Park Online Collaborative
Chippewa Nature Center
Museum of Modern
Smart Museum of Art
Indiana Historical Society
Art
The Kress Foundation Indianapolis Museum of Art
Frye Art Museum
Ronald Reagan Presidential Library
Minnesota Historical Society
Indiana Historical Bureau

4. Indiana Historical Bureau
The Walker National Museum Natural History
Natural History Museum of LA Delaware Art Museum
Minnetrista National Air & Space Museum
The Children’s Museum of
Computer History Museum Denver Art Museum
Oakland Museum of California Indianapolis OCLC The Met
City of Riverside Smithsonian Institution Archives
Cincinnati Museum Center
Erie Art Museum
Indiana Historical National Archives at
Smithsonian American Art Birmingham Museum of Art
The Henry Ford Society Kansas City The Field Museum
Clark Atlanta University New York Public Library Shedd Aquarium
Carnegie Mellon University The Brooklyn Museum Museum of Motherhood
Nasher Museum of Art
Archives of American Art
Maryland Humanities Council
LACMA
St. Augustine 450th Atlanta-Fulton Central Library Museum
National WWII
ʻImiloa Astronomy CenterBiodiversity Heritage Library The Henry Ford
Board of Broadcasting Governors Chemical Heritage Foundation
National Building Museum National Archives and Balboa Park
National Gallery of Art
Johns Hopkins Museum StudiesRecord Administration Chippewa Nature Center
Quincy Art Center Smart Museum of Art
Center for History & New Media
MoMA The Walters Art Museum
Indiana State Museum
Women’s Museum Indianapolis MuseumEncyclopedia of Life
of Art
Dallas Museum of Art Arizona Women’s Heritage Trail
Art Institute of Chicago
Toledo Museum of Art National Archives at Boston
National Museum of the American
Minneapolis Institute of Arts
Ronald Reagan Presidential Library Frye Art Museum
Indian
The Getty Minnesota Historical Society
Mudd Manuscript Library, Princeton

5. US Cultural Partnerships Coordinator
Connect
Outreach
Sustainability
GOALS

6. March 2012

7. “The GLAM initiative
is a prime example
of how Wikipedia and
user-generated content
continues to move
front and center
as a mainline
information resource.”
-Robert Connolly
American Association of Museums | Minneapolis

8. “The Smithsonian
as a Wikipedia
of the
physical world.”
- Nancy Proctor
MuseumNext 2012 | Barcelona

9. “If Wikipedia
is good enough for the
Archivist of the
United States
then it’s good enough
for you.”
- David Ferriero
cc by-sa 3.0 Sebastian Wallroth
Wikimania 2012 |Closing Plenary

10. The GLAM-Wiki Support System
Cc by-sa 3.0 Helpameout
Wikimania 2012 | Washington DC

11. National GLAM Coordinators Panel
Wikimania 2012 | Washington DC

12. GLAMcamp DC | February 2012

13. glamwiki.org
best practices & case studies

14. us.glamwiki.org (or) WP:GLAM/US

15. WP:GLAM/US/Connect

16. WP:GLAM/US/Contribute

17. GLAM/US/Bookshelf

18. GLAM Professionals Panel | Wikimania 2012

19. GLAM-Wiki US Consortium
WP:GLAM/US/Consortium

20. blog.us.glamwiki.org

21. What’s Next?
WP:GLAM/US/Consortium

22. Lori Byrd Phillips
Museum Computer Network 2012
PKM. cc-by-sa
us.glamwiki.org
blog.us.glamwiki.org
@HstryQT
lori@wikimedia.org