Wiki Loves Heritage 2019

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The page below documents the technical side of the photo contest project Wiki Loves Heritage 2019.

Prize winners Wiki Loves Heritage 2019[edit]

Jury report

1. Broeltorens in Kortrijk
Sally V
2. Frameries PASS tunnel
Anne Debaisieux
3. Cimetière militaire du Radan
Trougnouf (Benoit Brummer)
4. Église Notre-Dame du Sablon de Bruxelles
Lëa-Kim Châteauneuf (Lea-Kim)
5. Onze-Lieve-Vrouw-ter-Duinenkerk
Paul Hermans
6. Kolenwasserij Steenkoolmijn van Beringen
DeSchepperG
7. Besloten Hofje, museum Hof van Busleyden
Rit Schelfhout
8. Internationale Folklorestoet van Beveren
Bebrona

Purpose[edit]

From 1 July to 30 November 2019 there is a photo competition "Wiki Loves Heritage 2019 in Belgium".

The project has as theme masterpieces and focuses on movable heritage. The choice for this theme and focus is because many photos where uploaded about immovable heritage, but a lot less about movable heritage. In the photo contest photos of all types of heritage are welcome. There are three goals:

  • For the public: a photo contest for the public, open for all heritage, but focussing on movable heritage
  • For institutions: the possibility to do content donations
  • For everyone: having articles written about Belgian heritage on Wikipedia

From this year on, Wikidata metadata will also be collected for each photo.

  • Captions in different languages
  • "This is", a Wikidata attribute that indicates what the picture represents

Video is also accepted.

History and background[edit]

The project builds further on Wiki Loves Heritage 2018, which built further on the photo contests Wiki Loves Monuments, Wiki Loves Art and Wiki Loves Public Space organised in previous years.

Last year 4362 photos were taken of which 1152 are in use (24%). There were 249 participants of which 114 were newcomers.

This year we want to exceed those numbers.

Contacts[edit]

Partners[edit]

Organisations Museums

Budget[edit]

Timeline[edit]

  • 11 January 2019 - Wiki Loves Heritage evaluation with Flemish partners in Brussels + decision to organise new edition in 2019   (Romaine)
  • 11 February 2019 - Preparational meeting for the organising of Wiki Loves Heritage with our Flemish partners   (Romaine)
  • 1 July 2019 - Start of the campaign   (Geertivp)
  • Websites, E-mailing, mailinglist, Twitter, Facebook
  • FARO advertentie
  • Press release
  • 30 November 2019 - End of the campaign   (Geertivp)
  • 21 February 2020 - Prize session

Statistics[edit]

The metrics and statistics of this project are:

  • Number of people present with an activity: ... (if multiple activities, please specify per activity)
  • Number of newly registered users: ...
  • Number of content pages created/improved: ... (preferable specify by wiki, content type and creation/improvement)
  • Number of edit-a-thons and workshops: ...
  • Number of other activities: ...
  • ...

See Wiki Loves Heritage/2019/Report for more details.

Related links[edit]

Announcements and notices[edit]

Prize session[edit]

Dear sympathizer of Wikimedia Belgium,

You are cordially invited to the award ceremony of "Wiki Loves Heritage 2019" on Friday 21 February 2020 from 14:00 to 16:30 in the Royal Sky 1 room of the Royal Library of Brussels. There will be 8 finalists.

Wikimedia Belgium works together with meemoo to inform citizens and institutions about the possibilities of Public domain and of free licenses in promoting free knowledge and heritage in particular.

Registration is mandatory, participation is free of charge.