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Merilyn Childs — Tue, 30 Apr 2013 05:04:56 +0000

Inspired by FemBot we are planning a “writing Australian Fire Fighting Women into Wikipedia” project, working with fire fighting writers. Planning stage only at the moment. Writers will work virtually – so we won’t all be in one room. Fire fighters are often shift workers, so logistics are interesting. I’d love to hear from organizers, to learn from you in terms of what worked, what didn’t. I note you had a Wikipedia expert running an editor’s workshop first, which seems very wise. We’d have to offer this virtually, and possibly not synchronously. Appreciate your thoughts.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Women_in_firefighting (Australia not mentioned. Entries for all countries not detailed).

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A Feminist MOOC/DOCC | Ramblings of a Cronegeek — Mon, 11 Mar 2013 00:02:22 +0000

[...] The “Feminist Dialogues on Technology” MOOC/DOCC will be a 10 week course, each week centered on a video discussion by ‘experts’ on the following topics: Archive, Body, Ethics, Difference, Discipline, Labor, Place, Race, Sexualities, Transformation. One can enroll as a student at one of specific university sites, enroll for independent study (get your own professor to provide credit at your home university), or just be a self-directed / drop-in learner without course credit. Info from FAQ for FemTechNet. [...]