Leveraging Wikipedia: connecting communities of knowledge

Introduction: Why Wikipedia and libraries? / Merrilee Proffitt

What are galleries, libraries, archives, and museums (GLAM) to the Wikimedia community? / Andrew Lih

Connecting citizens and the military: the experiences of the Pritzker Military Museum & Library as a GLAM institution in Wikipedia / Theresa A.R. Embrey

Bringing Wikipedians into the conversation at libraries / Alex Stinson and Jason Evans

Minding the gaps: engaging academic libraries to address content and user imbalances on Wikipedia / Kelly Doyle

The Wikipedia library: the largest encyclopedia needs a digital library, and we are building it / Jake Orlowitz

Wikipedia and education: a natural collaboration, supported by libraries / LiAnna L. Davis

Wikipedians and new service models: an exploration / Lily Todorinova and Yu-Hung Lin

Edit-a-thons and beyond / Sara Snyder

Embracing Wikipedia at the New York Public Library: a personal view / Bob Kosovsky

Wikidata and libraries: facilitating open knowledge / Mairelys Lemus-Rojas and Lydia Pintscher

Wikipedia and Wikidata help search engines understand your organization: using semantic web identity to improve recognition and drive traffic / Kenning Arlitsch and Justin Shanks

Bringing archival collections to Wikipedia with the Remixing Archival Metadata Project (RAMP) editor / Mairelys Lemus-Rojas and Timothy A. Thompson

"I'm a librarian on Wikipedia": U.S. public librarianship with Wikipedia / Monika Sengul-Jones

Becoming a Wikipedian / Merrilee Proffitt.