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Pitch

Geschreven door het team. Geen beleggingsaanbod en geen advies.

Probleem

Wikipedia wordt veel gebruikt, maar wekt weinig nieuwsgierigheid op over zijn werking of duurzaamheid. Een eenvoudige toolkit zou gemeenschappen kunnen helpen om het unieke model van Wikipedia te begrijpen en te ondersteunen.

Wat ze bouwen

First version: a four-page printable PDF toolkit, including a one-page checklist for hosting a Wikipedia session, a two-page illustrated FAQ on Wikipedia’s volunteer model, and a one-page guide to basic editing and supporting Wikipedia. Produced by a small team (2-3 people) in partnership with a local library or community center, distributed to up to 50 participants over Unvalidated hypothesis; full brief: /blog/wikipedia-often-gets-taken-for-granted-but-its-h-2026-11-01 Source: Link

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Voor wie het is

Community organizations, libraries, schools, and local groups interested in digital literacy, information access, or supporting open knowledge platforms like Wikipedia.

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Waarom het ertoe doet

Test if a locally-tailored, printable toolkit increases understanding and engagement with Wikipedia compared to existing online resources or passive use. Hypothesis: hands-on, community-based materials will prompt more questions and participation. Proposed validation: Proposed pilot target: 50 participants in a one-month trial at a library or community center. Baseline: number of participants who report understanding Wikipedia’s volunteer model before the session. Success: at least 60% report improved understanding after using the to

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