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May 20, 2019 1 hr 21 min

OSR168 Fellow-Programm: Jona Sassenhagen #WMDE [DE]

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Im Rahmen unserer kleinen Reihe zum Fellow-Programm Freies Wissen - dem Gemeinschaftsprojekt von Wikimedia Deutschland, Stifterverband, VolkswagenStiftung (und weiteren Unterstützern) - widmen wir uns erneut der Perspektive der Fellows. Dazu begrüßen wir Jona Sassenhagen als Gast, der im noch laufenden 3. Programmjahr gemeinsam mit zwei Kollegen ein Projekt zur Erstellung eines Online-Methodenhandbuchs vorantreibt. Wir reden über seinen Weg zum Fellow-Programm, sein Projekt und mäandern hier und da durch verwandte Themen. Vielen Dank an Jona, aber auch an Sarah Behrens und Christopher Schwarzkopf für den Kontakt hinter den Kulissen! Viel Spaß!

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