Wikipedia:Meetup/Penang 1

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The Wikipedia Penang Meetup 1 (the 20th Wikipedia Malaysia Meetup) was the first Wikipedia meetup held at the Malaysian state of Penang and at public university. It was held in conjunction with a conference. The meetup was held on:

Event name: International Conference on Creativity, Innovation and Invention in Digital Technology
Date: Wednesday, 12 December 2018
Time: 12:30-02:30 p.m.
Venue: Dewan Persidangan Universiti, University of Science Malaysia, Gelugor, Penang, Malaysia
Medium of communication: English

Participants

Tofeiku (presenter)
15 postgraduate students from Thailand

Topics

Briefing about Wikipedia
Introduction to Wikimedia Community User Group Malaysia
Contributions that can be done to Wikimedia

Minutes of meeting

Explain about Wikipedia in education.
Talk about contributions can be done by everyone for Wikimedia.
Inform about Wikimedia Community User Group Malaysia and chapters found in other countries.
Photo session.

Transportation

Public transport

Ride the free CT11 CAT Penang green bus heading to USM.

Self driving

- Key-in University Conference Hall in Waze or Google Map
- Address: Lengkongan Canselor, Universiti Sains Malaysia, Gelugor, Penang
- Coordinate: 5°21'31.9"N 100°18'20.9"E

Disability access

The venue was located on the ground floor with easy wheelchair access, equipped with toilet on the same floor.

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