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Mardi c'est Wiki à Bibliothèque et Archives nationales du Québec

See the project page Wikipedia:BAnQ (French).

Dates and topics of workships

Towns and villages of Quebec (February 4, 2014)

Wikipedia editors often start with their hometown. Many towns and villages of Quebec are already on Wikipedia, but many of them are very short, for example, "Saint-Pie-de-Guire". However, the smallest village is full of history, known personalities have perhaps emerged, there certainly has statistics on the population to add real estate assets to emphasize, etc.

People of New France (March 4, 2014)

To enhance the quality and quantity of information available on Wikipedia on the French regime (1543-1763), the theme "Personality of New France" deserves more attention from editors. Other topics related to that time may also be added to the free encyclopedia.

Religion and religious communities in Quebec (April 8, 2014)

Do you know Émilie Tavernier? The large square near the Grande Bibliothèque bears her name. Widow of Jean-Baptiste Gamelin, after only four years of marriage, the Blessed Emilie Gamelin founded the Sisters of Providence in Montreal. If Quebec's history is closely linked to religion, its representation on Wikipedia remains relatively low.

Quebec cinema (May 6, 2014)

It's the French Louis Minier and Louis Pupier who introduced cinema in Quebec in 1896 with a projection of the works of Auguste and Louis Lumière. This was the first representation of cinema in Canada. With nearly 85 years of film production, the list of Quebec films is long and requires better coverage and intervention of editors.

A short history of crime (June 3, 2014)

Large and small: the crimes are an integral part of any society and Quebec is no exception. Throughout the history of Quebec, there are sordid stories that have indelibly marked the collective memory, either by the nature of the crime, the identity of the victims or by the penalty imposed to the accused. Many Wikipedia articles about crime in Quebec deserve our attention.

Renewal of Wiki Tuesday

In the fall of 2014, BAnQ extended the project Tuesday is Wiki, but we decided to drop the thematic far too restrictive for participants. We have also incorporated a portion where we talk Wikisource; by association, BAnQ client is very interested in books and found that participants really like to do the transcription. We have uploaded to Commons several books of the Quebec public domain from the National Collection of BAnQ. Librarians at the workshops form the participants to find sources for Wikipedia, are found to transcription during the evening.

Atikamekw Wikipetia

The project started in 2013 on Manawan Atikamekw Reserve in Quebec to develop the Atikamew section on the Cree Wikipedia continued in 2014. The students of the Otapi High School on the reserve had to write articles in their native language on the Wikipedia. The project was supported by the school teachers, the Atikamekw "language keeper", and a graduate linguist student. Some teachers also wrote articles themselves. During this project the Atikamekw Wikipetia saw the creation of more than 100 articles, which is remarkable for a language that had no Wikipedia article at all not even two years ago. The project was publicized on a local radio and attracted contributors from the community as well.

Freelance photographer Conrad Poirier (1921-1968) sold his photographs to various newspapers and magazines including The Montreal Gazette, La Patrie and La Presse. A follower of the “new vision” (Nouvelle Vision, a photographic movement in the first half of the 20th century), he did social photography early on. He was interested in the working world, in street life and in popular events. Poirier’s work shows the developement of Montreal through historical photographs, and more widely the province of Quebec, Canada. With more than 20,000 photographs, the collection includes photographs taken between 1932 and 1960, which show the evolution of the Quebec metropolis – especially during the 1930s and 1940s. More broadly, the work of Poirier reflects the social changes underway in Quebec in the middle of the last century.

To date, approximately 1,700 photographs have been uploaded to Wikimedia Commons, and wikipedians are progressively add images to article. In 6 months, the photos have been seen over 20 millions of times.

This collaboration between a GLAM institution and Wikimedia is a first in Canada.

Gallery

Conrad Poirier, 1939
De Bleury Street and St. Catherine, 1943
Sherbrooke Street, 1942
Montreal Daily Star announce German surrender. 1945
André Mathieu at 11 y.o., 1940
Richard, Lach, Demers, 1942
Coca-Cola bottling plant, Montreal, 1941
Lily Pons at CKAC, 1939

International Francophone Contribution Month

Throughout October, the International Francophone Contribution Month, Wikipedia training workshops are organized in more than twenty cities of the Francophonie. Wikimedia Canada is the Chapter who's in charge to coordinate these events where experienced Wikimedians, students, and the local population get together to improve French Wikipedia and its sister projects. Whether in a college, a GLAM institution, in a library or in a pub, Wikimedians and novices mingle to share their experience, to initiate beginners to contribution to Wikimedia projects, or to simply get to know each other. In Africa, America, and Europe, the French-speaking Wikimedia chapters and user groups connect and collaborate with local institutions that host workshops and train local population on the basics of collaborative editing. For example, the city council of Bordeaux in France invites its citizens to meet in ten city museums. In Paris and Rennes, there are no less than 16 workshops to train new contributors. In Montreal, the Bibliothèque et Archives nationales du Québec (BAnQ) welcomes new contributors over four days. Training workshops are multiplying in Algeria, Belgium, Benin, Burkina Faso, Switzerland, and Tunisia.

Local workshops are organized by passionate and experienced Wikimedians; the topic, location and Wikimedia project are chosen at their discretion. The International Francophone Contribution Month is a unifying project that takes few resources from local chapters and can be executed with little cost. The goals of the contribution month are:

Promote the local production of content.
Allow local contributors to meet each other in the different participating countries.
Connect with institutions like libraries, archives, and colleges, etc.

Participants like these workshops because it’s “cool” to participate in Wikipedia. Institutions are delighted to be a host for contribution days because they share their educational mission with Wikimedia projects, and this is a modern approach for their members. Teachers and scholars are interested in the contribution month because they are looking for experienced Wikimedians to train their students in class. In short, this event organized by the collaborative WikiFranca promises to be a success again for this second year.

See the 2014 events map

Gallery

Montreal, Canada.
Strasbourg, France.
Anger, France.
Pondichéry, India.

Projet pédagogique à l'Université du Québec en Outaouais

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Le projet pédagogique à l'Université du Québec en Outaouais vise à fournir un espace de rédaction et de référence aux étudiants et étudiantes du cours SOC2023 donné au département des sciences sociales. Il s'agit d'élèves au baccalauréat en sciences sociales qui participent à la rédaction d'articles sur l'encyclopédie Wikipédia.fr. La professeure responsable du cours est Seeris, avec le soutien de Benoît Rochon et les conseils de Simon Villeneuve. Le cours a été donné pour la première dois à l'automne 2014. Il sera redonné à l'automne 2015.

Résultats :

17 étudiants participants
15 articles créés ou édités
45 photos du Projet Poirier ajoutée dans des articles de Wikipédia.fr

Journée Wikisource à l'Université de Montréal

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Wikisource: Projet de transcription

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Depuis décembre 2013, Wikimédia Canada et Bibliothèque et Archives nationales du Québec (BAnQ) conduisent un projet pilote de transcription de livres dans Wikisource. La direction de BAnQ envisageait développer une plateforme de transcription crowdsourcing sur leur site Web, pour que les visiteurs puissent transcrire des livres de leurs collections.

Livres de cuisine du 19e siècle

Après quelques rencontres avec les responsables de la Collection nationale où nous avons présenté Wikisource, nous avons démontré que ce projet Wikimédia réponds à leurs besoins, gratuitement. Le premier projet pilote fut trois livres de recettes canadiennes-française du 19e siècle ; plusieurs contributeurs du Canada et de l'Europe ont participé à la transcription et en 48 heures, deux livre ont été entièrement complétés, relus, et approuvés.

Manuscrits du 18e siècle

Parallèlement, BAnQ Vieux-Montréal (National Archives division) s'intéresse à Wikisource pour des manuscrits. En guise de projets pilotes, la direction de BAnQ accepte de téléverser de magnifiques manuscrits. Le premier document de 283 pages est le procès contre Marie-Joseph Angélique, née au Portugal, esclave noire de Thérèse de Couagne, veuve de François Poulin de Francheville, et Claude Thibault, faux-saunier, accusés de l'incendie de Montréal en 1734. Marie-Josèphe-Angélique est exécutée en place publique le 21 juin 1734.

Le deuxième document de 70 pages est un rapport présenté à l'honorable Sir Hector-Louis Langevin, Ministre des Travaux Publics à Ottawa par Charles-Alfred-Marie Paradis. Il s'agit d'un document qui rend un rare et précieux témoignage sur le Témiscamingue de la fin du XIXe siècle. Au fil des pages l'auteur illustre divers personnages et sites de la région à l'aide de petites aquarelles précises et détaillées.

1734: Trial against Marie-Joseph Angélique accused of having set fire to Montreal.
1884: Rapport présenté à l'honorable Sir Hector-Louis Langevin, Ministre des Travaux Publics à Ottawa par Charles-Alfred-Marie Paradis.
1865: Livre de recette « New Canadian cooker ».