Have you tried contributing to Wikipedia but ran into roadblocks? Are you frustrated by errors or gaps in Wikipedia articles and unsure how to correct them? Have you attempted to upload digitized materials from your archive or museum, only to find the process confusing or unsuccessful?
Do you want to make peer-reviewed research more accessible by sharing it on Wikipedia? Are you interested in organizing a Wikipedia workshop or edit-a-thon at your institution? Is key information in your field missing or underrepresented—and you’d like to change that?
Or perhaps your interest lies in linked open data, and you’re curious about how Wikidata can support your work. Are you looking for ways to integrate Wikidata into your library’s metadata workflows, authority control practices, or digital projects?
Wiki Education staff are among the world’s foremost experts on Wikipedia and Wikidata. With decades of collective experience, we understand both the opportunities and the common challenges that can undermine well-intentioned contributions to these platforms. No matter where you are in your project—whether you’re just exploring an idea or refining a detailed plan—we’re here to help.
For more information on fitting our consulting services to your individual needs, reach out to consulting@wikiedu.org with details of what you’re looking for.
Note: All projects we consult on must follow Wikipedia’s rules and guidelines, including conflict of interest. We do not support projects designed to get your business or organization represented on Wikipedia.
