User:APhysicae

Hi WikiWorld:

I am Ángel, a Theoretical Physicist and a WikiScholar trained by the Wiki Educational Program to edit Wikipedia, specializing in biographies of women and minorities. Learn more at WikiEdu.org.

All of my contributions are my own and I take responsibility for them.

WikiProjects
Women in Red WikiProject link: https://w.wiki/347

Useful Links + Pages

 * Wikipedia Meetup - NYC
 * Elysia's (Wiki Ed) Resources Page
 * Wikipedia Village Pump (For help on technical issues)
 * Meetup
 * Help:Wikipedia: The Missing Manual/Editing, creating, and maintaining articles/Editing for the first time
 * Manual of Style/Layout
 * Wikipedia Training || Training || Wikipedia Tutorials
 * Information about Good Article Nominations
 * Instructions for Good Article Nominations
 * link to the Timeline of women in science
 * following guidelines from my WikiEdu Scholars + Scientist program, I'm currently using an ORES based script for the quality rankings listed on the talk page of new articles I work on. ORES uses machine learning to help automate assessments of edits on wikipedia. You can learn more about useful tools you may want to utilize on wikipedia based on ORES here.
 * link to Wikipedia Manual of Style/Words to Watch
 * link to the Simple English Wikipedia
 * to reply or ping a user, use this format when responding or editing on a talk page   or
 * to sign-off when editing talk pages you can add this to the end of your message

Tips and How to Get Started Editing Biographies of Scientists on Wikipedia

 * link to Women in Red Project primer for getting started on creating women's biographies on wikipedia
 * link to Women in Red Project Redlink index
 * link to discussion and guidelines on Wikipedia Notability Academics
 * link to discussion and policies for biographies of living persons on wikipedia.
 * my new #women4wiki biographies will typically include the following sections: "Introduction (or lede)", "Education, career and service", "Select Publications", "Notable Awards", and "References".
 * on the right is an infobox you can edit and paste to the start of an article about a scientist


 * Click here for more information on Templates for InfoBox for a Person
 * Click here for more information on Templates for InfoBox for a Scientist
 * List of infoboxes
 * these are some templates which may be useful to add to a talk page when developing or improving a biography
 * Women in Red Biography
 * WikiProject Women
 * WikiProject Women Scientists
 * WikiProject Women Scientists - 2nd Template -
 * WikiProject Chemistry
 * WikiProject Physics
 * WikiProject Biography
 * when putting together references section, should include the references template and also in the ref section add some templates to assist with organization and flagging with WikiData collection:  +
 * Wikitext Cheatsheet

Additional Info about editing + Scientific Biographies if you are new to Wikipedia

 * Wikipedia is edited collaboratively by volunteers. You can see all volunteer wikipedia editors who have contributed to any given article and their specific contributions by clicking the "View History" tab of an article.
 * Articles on living academics and and individuals editing such these must adhere to the Wikipedia policies on Biographies of Living Persons.
 * While all articles in blue links are live and have passed wikipedia peer-review, new biographies of academics can still be subject to deletion (a peer-reviewed wikipedia process) under the wikipedia guidelines for Notability of Academics. To help ensure new articles are not nominated for deletion on notability grounds, a major effort with biographies on academics (and edits thereof) is ensuring articles are as detailed and well-sourced as possible.
 * You can easily request automated updates on changes that are made to any given article on wikipedia by adding it to the watchlist of your wikipedia account. More info about making a free wikipedia account is at this link.

WikiData
Useful Tools:


 * TABernacle - identify gaps in information by selecting properties to compare in a tabular format
 * Mix 'n' match - A game where users match entities from external databases to Wikidata items
 * WikiData Game - Landing page for many different Wikidata "games" that prompt editors to add dates, categories, etc.
 * WikiData - The Distributed Game - Fill in missing information about items such as what images depict, missing birth dates, and items without descriptions
 * WikiShootMe! - A webapp that alerts editors when they are near Wikidata items without an image. Take a photo, upload directly to Commons, and the particular Wikidata item
 * Terminator - Items are missing labels, descriptions, and articles in many languages. Help change that with this game.
 * Reasonator - Interprets Wikidata items easier
 * SQID - Interprets Wikidata items easier
 * Wikidata Query Service

Copyrights, Free License & Public Domain
https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Help:Public_domain

Wikimedia & Creative Commons
https://search.creativecommons.org/

Citation Code

 * Activate ProveIt in Preferences --> Gadgets --> Editing --> ProveIt :: Easier way to create citations.
 * Activate ProveIt in Preferences --> Gadgets --> Editing --> ProveIt :: Easier way to create citations.