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Wikimedia biblioteket – #1Lib1Ref #1Lib1Ref (One Librarian, One Reference) – an annual January event. Thanks for joining us! Your goal today is to add one reference to Wikipedia! Here are instructions for adding references in case you need them. Wikipedia articles operate on an assumption of "Verifiability". Every statement in an article should be "verifiable" in a footnoted source. By adding a footnote to a reliable source in any Wikipedia article, you help Wikipedia readers worldwide. When adding a reference, please include the hashtag #1Lib1Ref in the edit summary so that we can track participation. What makes a source good to add as a reference in Wikipedia? Published: in a source with a reputation for editorial quality, and peer-reviewed if possible. Reliable: it's a source you'd point a patron to if they wanted to know more. Supports the text: the source should back up what is stated. If it doesn't, but is a good general resource for the topic (such as a specialty encyclopedia), consider adding the source to a "further reading" section. Though Wikipedia favors open-access or publicly available sources, this is not a requirement: using appropriate offline, rare, or hard to access sources might be the best option. Note: If you can't find any supporting source for a claim, remove the claim from the article and add a note to the article's Talk page about what you removed and your research. more information about Talk pages. Further reading: identifying reliable sources. Udfyld en manglende citering The simplest way to engage with Wikipedia is to work on existing citation neededs, in your preferred language. You can find these in English or 57 other languages. A screenshot in English of the Citation Hunt tool, showing the category selection feature in the tool. English Wikipedia and over 20 other language Wikipedias has Citation Hunt a gamelike tool that will offer random citation needed statements. Let the tool suggest a citation needed statements for you, or use the search menu at the bottom to choose a category (Wikipedia's version of a tag) of article that you have a special expertise in (for example, British novels or Provinces of Afghanistan ). Go to the article, find the statement Click edit in the section header Add the source using the guidelines here Remove the "Citation needed" template (highlight and backspace in Visual Editor, or remove the template which adds that tag (it looks like {{citation needed}} )) Add the hashtag #1lib1ref to your edit summary Save the page. Find an article with sourcing problems Wikipedia articles are frequently tagged for not having references to support information in the article. These articles can be found in automatically generated lists on English Wikipedia and in 53 other languages. If you are interested in working on articles from a particular topic area on English Wikipedia, there is an index of work for those topic areas. Here is how to use it: Visit the index of articles on Wikipedia that need cleanup Select a topic you are interested in and click on the "by cat" link. Look for the "Sources Lacking" section Click on an article that you would like to work on. Add a reference to the article (see instructions here). Select an article while browsing Every article on Wikipedia could use more or better sources. Feel free to add new footnotes to verify content, or if there is a relevant source that doesn't link to a specific fact, feel free to add sources to the "Further reading" sections. Once you have found an article, follow the instructions here for adding a reference. Cite a source from your collection or research One of the easiest ways to add a reference to Wikipedia is to work with a topic you are familiar with. The Wikipedia Library has outlined strategies for adding references to digital and physical collection materials on English Wikipedia. Demos of adding references If you are looking a demonstration or example of librarians contributing references to Wikipedia, check out this blog post by LITA librarians.

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