Experience in GLAM projects

Presbyterian Historical Society (Nov. 2014-May 2015)

• Selected and scanned about 1,000 pre-1923 postcards from their collections
• Uploaded the images to Commons
• Placed them in various lists and articles on Wikipedia, and wrote articles which used the images.
  • e.g. List of Presbyterian churches in Pennsylvania, List of municipalities in Pennsylvania, Forks of the Brandywine Presbyterian Church

GLAM Cafe Philadelphia (2013-present)

• Monthly meetings and edit-a-thons held in conjunction with Philadelphia's Digital Humanities Project
• Meetings held at Chemical Heritage Foundation, University of Pennsylvania Libraries, Temple University, the Library Company of Philadelphia, with one-time meetings at the Philadelphia Museum of Art and the Philadelphia Center for Architecture
• At edit-a-thons I work during the speaker's introductory talk answering individual questions and helping new editors register accounts and learn basic Wiki mark-up. As the edit-a-thon progress, I help new editors start their own articles, often formatting or adding references. If time permits, I edit my own articles.

WP:GLAM/smarthistory (Dec. 2012 - 2014)

External videos
Guimard's Cité Entrance, Paris Métropolitain, Smarthistory

• Led the project
• Coordinated with the leaders of the Smarthistory Project at the Khan Academy.
• In total we placed over 300 art history videos into Wikipedia articles.
• Though the project is nominally not active, I continue to place Smarthistory videos into articles, as well as videos from other GLAM organizations including TED, the MacArthur "Genius Fellows" program, and several art museums.

See examples

WP:GLAM/Delaware Art Museum Project

• Led about 5 volunteers
• Rewrote the museum article on Wikipedia,
• Uploaded public domain images from their website to Commons,
• Started about 20 articles including 7 featured in the "Did you know ..."(DYK) column on the main page.
• Took several photos and coordinated with the museum director.

• 
  Lady Lilith
  DYK (11,793 page views)
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  Found
  DYK (17,344 page views)
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  Love's Messenger
  DYK (4,354 page views)
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  Veronica Veronese
  DYK (3,435 page views)
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  Photo of Helen at the Easel
  see Helen Farr Sloan

Wikipedia Loves Monuments - US (2012)

• Coordinated the first Wiki Loves Monuments - US in 2012, organized the project,
• Recruited and organized the jury
• Pre-screened photos for the jury and placed the photos in articles
• Answered questions from the participants
• Which led to almost 22,000 photos being uploaded.
• Helped the Washington DC chapter, which organized WLM US in 2013 and 2014, to do many of the same things.

Congressional Cemetery Project (2012)

• Rewrote the Congressional Cemetery article
• wrote articles on the List of burials and cenotaphs at the Congressional Cemetery and Public Vault at the Congressional Cemetery
• Placed 60 QR codes linking to Wikipedia articles from the cemetery via smartphones
• co-led a tour of the cemetery for about 30 Wikipedians during the 2012 Wikimania
• appeared on "QR codes at Congressional Cemetery", Channel 7 ABC, WJLA in Washington, July 17, 2012

• 
  Grave of
  Alexander Macomb
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  Insider's view of
  the Public Vault
• 
  QR code in use
  by a Latrobe Cenotaph
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  Grave of
  Mary Ann Hall

Attended the first US GLAMcamp, New York City, May 20-22, 2011

• two full days of training, brainstorming, and planning
• events at the Metropolitan Museum of Art's photography facilities and New York Public Library

Related work on Wikipedia

• WikiProject National Register of Historic Places - an all volunteer project. I've taken, uploaded and placed about 2,000 photos of NRHP sites and written or edited articles on nearly as many.

• Funds Dissemination Committee Advisory Group (2012-2014)

worked with the official WMF committee which set up the FDC in 2012, and then reviewed it's achievements in 2014 before making a recommendation to the MWF Executive Director Lila Tretikov to continue the program.

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  "Law, Propserity, and Power" by Daniel Chester French
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  Sharon House, Davenport IA
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  Downer Methodist Episcopal Church, NJ
• 
  33rd Street Bridge in North Philadelphia

Why you can't hire me I'm proud to be a Wikipedia volunteer and would be happy to help your GLAM institution collaborate with Wikipedia. Since I am happily retired, I would be quite interested and willing to work with you without pay. If you'd like to pay somebody to be a Wikipedian-in-Residence, you should use the money to hire somebody who is younger and needs the experience to help start a career.