A short and sweet presentation about what GLAM-Wiki is, why GLAMs should partner with Wikipedia, and how to do that. I always verbally suggest that presentation attendees contact me directly to learn how to connect with the community. Saves time in the presentation and space in the slides.

2. WHY?

3. Imagine a world in which every single
human being can freely share in the
sum of all knowledge.
That’s our commitment.

4. 500 MILLION

6. HOW?

12. http://www.glamwiki.org
Sarah Stierch - sarah@sarahstierch.com
www.sarahstierch.com
#glamwiki - @sarah_stierch

13. Image credits
Thank you to the photographers who have
freely licensed their images for everyone to use
for free.
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Glamcamp-dc-archive-trio.jpg by Fuzheado, 2012. CC BY SA 3.0
10 sharing book cover background.jpg by David Peters and Lane Hartwell. All rights reserved, Wikimedia
Foundation.
Crowd in Willis Street, Wellington, awaiting the results of the 1931 general election, 1931 by William Hall Raine,
1931. National Library of New Zealand. No known copyright.
National Library of Norway (4453611665) by National Library of Norway, 2010. No known copyright.
An Van Camp with Durer block by Fae, 2010. CC BY SA 3.0
Lori QRpedia codes by Lori Byrd Phillips and Angie McNew, 2011. CC BY SA 3.0
Smithsonian-archives-smithson-letter by Slowking4, 2012. CC BY SA 3.0