Category:Computer History Museum Wikipedia exhibit planning meeting, 2013

The Computer History Museum in Mountain View, California is planning a major software exhibition to be opened in 2014, which will include Wikipedia as a major component. In August 2013, they hosted a meeting of local Wikipedians in the San Francisco bay area to brainstorm design possibilities for the exhibit.

Participants included:

Emily Routman of Emily Routman Associates (convener/facilitator)[[1]]
Jon Plutte, Director of Media at the Computer History Museum [2]
Marc Weber, Founding Curator, Internet History Program at the Computer History Museum
Pete Forsyth of Wiki Strategies (convener)
Merrilee
Sabahat Ashraf, "iFaqeer"
Mike Linksvayer
Eekiv

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