Online Presentation | Panhellenic Student Competition “Wikipedia Challenge: Become A Contemporary Encyclopedist”
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Online presentation of the Panhellenic Student Competition: “Wikipedia Challenge: Become a Contemporary Encyclopedist”
Secondary-education students from various types of schools from Greece and abroad come into contact with the historical period of 1821 and the history of their country. In collaboration with a wide range of experts, they will write new entries or enrich existing ones about the Greek Revolution of 1821 in the Greek-language edition of Wikipedia. Participants can be students of secondary-education state schools (from gymnasiums and lyceums including vocational, church, evening, art, ecclesiastical, and special ones) as well as private ones. They will also include students from Greek schools abroad.
Through this process, students and the teachers leading the teams will familiarize themselves with the notion of contemporary encyclopedia as this has developed throughout the centuries. They will also benefit from collaborative writing, leaving their digital footprint and making use of important artifacts of our cultural heritage.
In this context, we would like to invite you to the online presentation of the Panhellenic Student Competition: “Wikipedia Challenge: Become a Contemporary Encyclopedist”.
Program
18:30-18:45 | Welcome
Professor Anastassios Emvalotis, Department of Primary Education of University of Ioannina, Member of the Administration Board of Institute of Educational PolicyEfi Tsiotsiou, Executive Director and Director of Education of the Onassis FoundationAmalia Pappa, Deputy General Director of the General State Archives
Alexandros Melidis, General Director of Open Technologies Alliance (GFOSS)
Georgia Aggelaki, Europeana projects Coordinator at the National Documentation Centre and member of Europeana’s Advisory Board
18:45-18:55 | Contemporary Issues and Trends in Education: The Value of Open Access Content
Dr. Prodromos Tsiavos, Head of Digital and Innovation, Onassis Foundation
18:55-19.05 | The Value of Open Content Accessible to All
Professor Chariton Polatoglou, Department of Physics, Aristotle University, Thessaloniki, Coordinator of the work group Open Design, Open Hardware, and Open Wifi – Open Technologies Alliance (GFOSS)
19:05-19:15 | Digital footprint & documentation, establishing active communities around cultural organizations in Wikipedia
Kostas Konstantinidis, CEO of PostScriptum
19:15-19:25 | The Culture and Values of Wikipedia
Manos Kefalas, President and Founder of the Wikipedia Society Schools Association in Greece
19:25-19:35 | Mapping Wikipedia on the Topic of the Greek Revolution of 1821
Aris Katopodis, Historian-Researcher
19:35-19:45 | The Challenge of the Panhellenic Student Competition: “Become a Contemporary Encyclopedist!”
Vicky Gerontopoulou, Onassis Library Coordinator19:45-20:00 | Discussion / Q & A
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Τ. 210 3713000
E-mail: education@onassis.org
Collaboration Partners
National Historical Museum, Aikaterini Laskaridis Foundation, Gennadius Library, The Library of the Hellenic Parliament, National Bank of Greece Cultural Foundation, National Bank of Greece Historical Archive, Benaki Museum, V & M Theocharakis Foundation for the Fine Arts and Music, Faltaits Museum
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