TL;DR:

* Let’s Talk Diversity: Report of the campaign

* GLAM Wiki Workshops (April 11): Pitching GLAM Wiki Partnerships; and Tracking and Reporting for GLAM Partnerships.

* Hashtags on Wikipedia

* Community Initiative: 100 Wiki Days

Greetings Program Leaders and Evaluators!

Important updates from Learning and Evaluation:

== Let’s Talk Diversity: Report of the campaign now available [1] ===

After a month dedicated to the first Learning Pattern campaign on Meta, we are happy with the results and the lessons learned in this first experience. Read the report on the campaign’s page on Meta [1], and leave your comments and recommendations!

== Next in-person workshops: GLAM Wiki Conference 2015 [2]==

If you are attending GLAM-Wiki Conference [2] in The Hague, note that Program Evaluation and Design Team will be hosting two workshops, both with a panel of presenters that will share their experience on two main themes:

* Pitching GLAM Wiki partnerships: best practices for how to identify a good potential partnership, share the important steps and strategic points for planning and launching a successful pitch, and call out any mistakes to learn from.

* Tracking and Reporting for GLAM Partnerships: best practices for how to identify key tracking and reporting needs, share the important steps and strategic points for implementing successful tracking and reporting to your partnership collaborators, and call out any mistakes to learn from.

Join the events on wiki and Facebook [2]. Hope to see some of you there!

== Hashtags on Wikipedia [3]==

Did you know you can use hashtags on Wikipedia? If you are hosting an editing event, ask your participants to save their edits with a specific hashtag on the Edit Summary, and listen to it on Hatnote. If broadly adopted, it will allow for complex analytics on the volume and quality of contributions (and contributors) by campaign, tool or organization. Read more about this on Hatnote blog[3]!

== Community initiative: 100 Wiki Days [4] ==

Our attention was brought to a recent community initiative by [[User:Spiritia]] from the Bulgarian Wikipedia. The initiative is named 100wikidays [4]: it’s a personal challenge, in which a user aims at the creation of (at least) one article every day in 100 days in a row.

This initiative has resulted in the creation of total 176 articles thus far, and more articles are being created and users are signing-up everyday. You are welcome to join the community, and/or help spread the word!

As always, stay up-to-date by connecting on our portal [5].