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| Country |  Sweden |
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| Education and employment | |
| Occupation | Librarian |
This user is associated with the Royal Institute of Technology, in Sweden.
| Miritt | |
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| Occupation: | Librarian |
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| University: | Royal Institute of Technology |
| Project: | Royal Institute of Technology Wikipedia project |
Mittistella
Hi, I just created a Wikipedia account and I'm trying out the new Visual Editor Interface. I work as a librarian at the Royal Institute of Technology Library in Stockholm. My main work consists of teaching and tutoring students in information literacy. As such I help them develop their skills in structured information searching, critical evaluation of sources and reference management.
I believe a great way to practice this set of skills is to edit and write on Wikipedia where you need to find, summarize and cite reliable sources. That is why I have recently thought a lot about arranging wiki-editathons instead of the more conventional library instruction. I participated in the Wikigap event hosted at the KTH Library in March 2019 and I also have a special interest in the Art + Feminism movement whose aim is to improving coverage of cis and transgender women, non-binary folks, feminism and the arts on Wikipedia[1].
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