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{{Info|This is a research project supported by the Wikimedia Foundation. For other ongoing research projects, please see [[Research:Projects|the project tracking page]].}} |
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In June/July 2011 the Wikimedia Foundation will be bringing in a handful of graduate students to work with the Community Department, led by [[:mw:User:Diederik|Diederik van Liere]] and [[User:Buickmackane|Maryana Pinchuk]], for a few months of rapid iterations on vital research questions related to the recruitment and retention of new editors on Wikipedia |
In June/July 2011 the Wikimedia Foundation will be bringing in a handful of graduate students to work with the Community Department, led by [[:mw:User:Diederik|Diederik van Liere]] and [[User:Buickmackane|Maryana Pinchuk]], for a few months of rapid iterations on vital research questions related to the recruitment and retention of new editors on Wikipedia. If you have any questions or are a Wikimedian interested in participating in either quantitative or qualitative research, please comment on the Talk page. |
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 | This is a research project supported by the Wikimedia Foundation. For other ongoing research projects, please see the project tracking page. |
In June/July 2011 the Wikimedia Foundation will be bringing in a handful of graduate students to work with the Community Department, led by Diederik van Liere and Maryana Pinchuk, for a few months of rapid iterations on vital research questions related to the recruitment and retention of new editors on Wikipedia. If you have any questions or are a Wikimedian interested in participating in either quantitative or qualitative research, please comment on the Talk page.