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The Musical Articles of the Italian Wikipedia and the Common Knowledge Wikipedia the free online encyclopedia it.wikiit.wiki (Wikipedia in Italian) Conservatorio “Nicola Sala” Benevento Conservatorio “Domenico Cimarosa” Avellino MUSICMUSIC inin WIKIWIKI The musical articles of the Italian Wikipedia and the common knowledge The pilot experience of two Conservatories Conservatorio EMILIAEMILIA PANTINIPANTINI “Nicola Sala” Benevento cattedra di Poesia per musica e Drammaturgia musicale Conservatorio “Domenico Cimarosa” Avellino Conservatorio “Nicola Sala” Benevento Conservatorio ANTONIO CAROCCIA “Domenico Cimarosa” cattedra di Storia della musica Avellino it.wikiit.wiki GIANFRANCO BUTTU (Wikipedia in Italian) Wikipedia editor On wiki: User:Gianfranco Conservatorio “Nicola Sala” Benevento Conservatorio “Domenico Cimarosa” Avellino Mission: Experiment new opportunities in teaching music Contribute to Wikipedia's coverage of musical subjects and help them to reach a professional level Bring students to interact with the Wikipedia editing system and with other users What is Wikipedia? A freely modifiable encyclopedia Run by a community of voluntary (and sometimes unregistered) editors Providing neutral and reliable informations for free The five pillars of Wikipedia 1. It is an encyclopedia 2. It has a neutral point of view 3. It is freely modifiable 4. It has a code of conduct 5. It has no fixed rules Some statistics Born on January 15, 2001 6th most popular website in the world 1st most popular non-profit website in the world +439 million visits every month 277 active languages +35 million articles +50 million users +2 billion edits Wikipedia is not alone Wikimedia Commons A freely modifiable archive of multimedia files Run by a community of voluntary (and sometimes unregistered) editors Providing +24.6 million public domain or free-licensed files for free Multimedia Images Audio/Video Documents MUSICMUSIC inin WIKIWIKI MUSICMUSIC inin WIKIWIKI MUSICMUSIC inin WIKIWIKI La grande cadenza di tradizione con il flauto Il libretto di Salvatore Cammarano e i cambiamenti al testo di Donizetti La prima rappresentazione a Parigi e la versione in lingua francese La drammaturgia dell'opera La simbologia strumentale Lucia di Lammermoor in Madame Bovary Results: Students involved in the experiment reached a better level of personal skill and competence, in comparison with those who didn't participate it.wiki's musical articles reached a professional level of their content, and the Italian version of the created/improved articles is now of higher quality compared to the quality of the corresponding articles in other languages The texts produced for this project are actually still in the articles (apart from minor fixes), after more than a year and dozens of users editing, with a substantial permanence in the course of time Conclusions: Editing Wikipedia can be a powerful didactic method This kind of cooperation is of mutual advantage, is simple to set up and not very hard to maintain MusicMusic isis neededneeded inin thethe commoncommon knowledgeknowledge, all the Wiki Projects would benefit from a deeper interaction with operators from this field, and there is a Wiki Project for any necessity Professor Caroccia's Project for a thematic catalogue of Domenico Cimarosa's works, is on its way to be soon used at the same time in: • WikiBooks, an open-content textbooks collection • WikiData, a free and open knowledge base that can be read and edited by both humans and machines • WikiPedia, the free encyclopedia that anyone can edit Other opportunities for Music in Wiki WikiSource, the free library that anyone can improve, provides an excellent resource for giving little known works in the Public Domain, forgotten works that silently and lonely lie in dusty shelves, a chance to be found online from wherever in the Planet and to start a new life of contribution to the human knowledge. If you have books in your library that no one ever asks you, and they are in the Public Domain, you can digitally publish them on WikiSource, having your institution's name gain some more relevance. No more a mere cost of maintenance, but an opportunity for your institution to reach new contacts, new researchers, new scholars, new results. A chance for Music, and for the human knowledge. User:Gianfranco [email protected] User:Dryopterisery [email protected] User:Filesio [email protected] Thank you for your attention License: CC-BY-SA 4.0 Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 Unported https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/ Authors to credit: User:Gianfranco – User:Dryopterisery – User:Filesio You are free to: •Share — copy and redistribute the material in any medium or format •Adapt — remix, transform, and build upon the material for any purpose, even commercially. The licensor cannot revoke these freedoms as long as you follow the license terms. Under the following terms: •Attribution — You must give appropriate credit, provide a link to the license, and indicate if changes were made. You may do so in any reasonable manner, but not in any way that suggests the licensor endorses you or your use. •ShareAlike — If you remix, transform, or build upon the material, you must distribute your contributions under the same license as the original. •No additional restrictions — You may not apply legal terms or technological measures that legally restrict others from doing anything the license permits. Credits: •All the logos of Wikimedia Foundation and Wikimedia Projects are copyright and trademark (© & ™), all rights reserved, of Wikimedia Foundation, Inc. (www.wikimedia.org) •All the screenshots of Wikipedia articles and Wikimedia Commons media, are released under the licenses specified into the respective webpages (see “History”) •Logos of Conservatorio di Avellino and Conservatorio di Benevento courtesy of respective owners; they are their copyright and trademark (© & ™), all rights reserved .
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