What should we know �for the future?
Global trends that will impact the next �15 years of Wikimedia��August 12, 2017
Who are we?
Jessica Clark, Dot Connector Studio
@beyondbroadcast
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Sarah Lutman, Lutman & Associates
@lutman_sarah
By 2030…
CC BY-SA 2.0, ICT4D.at
The world’s population and media habits will change
How can the movement support existing communities while welcoming newcomers?
CC BY-SA 2.0, Stefano Ravalli
Mobile will be the dominant platform—and support new formats such as VR, AR & bots
How can the movement adapt to mobile, emerging formats, and new �user needs?
CC BY 2.0, Brett Taylor
Misinformation will continue to grow and mutate
How can the movement welcome new contributors while still strengthening the reliability of content?
CC BY 2.0, Tim Sheerman-Chase
The open knowledge movement will be under threat
What is the movement’s role in working with allies to advocate for its �founding values?
CC BY 2.0, US Department of Education
New forms of literacy will rise, and GLAM institutions can become powerful partners
How can the movement partner most effectively to help build the growing sphere of digital knowledge?
CC BY 2.0, Tim Sheerman-Chase
Disruption will not only continue, but accelerate
How can the movement build capacity to track and potentially shape new realities?
Research briefs are posted on meta
Go to 2030.wikimedia.org
Click “LEARN”
Scroll to “Foundation research on major trends”
The first 3 of 6 research briefs are available today
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