Wikipedia:Meetup/Sabah 8

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The Wikipedia Sabah Meetup 8 (the 46th Wikipedia meetups in Malaysia) was the 8th Wikipedia meetup held in the Malaysian state of Sabah. The meetup was held on:

Date: Friday, 11 November 2022
Time: 8 a.m. – 5 p.m.
Venue: Institute of Teacher Education Kent Campus, Tuaran, Sabah, Malaysia
Medium of communication: Kadazandusun and Malay

Things to bring

Laptop or tablet
Notebook/pen/pencil
Portable modem (in case there is no/weak access to Wi-Fi at the venue)
Multiple cable extensions (to accommodate other laptop/tablet users of electricity)
Camera (for group photo shooting)

Participants

Tofeiku (presenter)
85 other new editors

Topics of discussion

Introduction of Wikimedia movement
Training on how to add words in Wiktionary
Edit-a-thon session
Future meetups and collaboration

Minutes of meeting

1730 Kadazandusun words have been added in Malay Wiktionary
To create Wiki Club in the institue
Planning to do two more meetups next year for Kadazandusun Language Month

Photos uploaded

Transportation

Self driving

- Key-in Institute of Teacher Education Kent Campus in Waze or Google Map
- Address: Institute of Teacher Education Kent Campus, Kampung Bakut, 89200 Tuaran, Sabah
- Coordinate: 6°07'28.2"N 116°13'04.2"E

In the news

"IPG Kampus Kent kembangkan bahasa Kadazandusun ke Wikikamus" by Sabahtaim (13 November 2022)

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