File:Strategy 2030 Wikipedia's role in shaping the future of the information commons.pdf
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| Upload date | 2018-01-30T20:18:34Z |
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English: As part of Wikimedia 2030, the Wikimedia Foundation commissioned research to inform conversations and contextualize trends that could affect Wikimedia from now until 2030. The resulting conversations and research from around the world culminated in a strategic vision and direction.
The contents of this report, and related briefs published throughout the strategy process, provided valuable perspective that informed our discussion and helped define our shared future. We will continue to rely on the findings in this report to open our thinking, imagine what might be next, and enlist new people and organizations in the work. |
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| Source | Dot Connector / Lutman & Associates |
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Jessica Clark Director, Dot Connector Studio Sarah Lutman Principal, Lutman & Associates Research and editorial support focused on high-use areas for Wikimedia platforms was provided by: Susan Abbott, Cross-Pollinate Consulting Solutions Jordan Baker, Parsimony Katie Donnelly, Dot Connector Studio Anika Fajardo, Lutman & Associates Jessica Fiala, Lutman & Associates Nancy Watzman, Dot Connector Studio Design: Carrie McLaren, Dot Connector Studio |
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