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Ada Lovelace Day Highlights

Posted on October 13, 2016 by admin

This week we celebrated Ada Lovelace Day at the University of Edinburgh with a fabulously eclectic and fun range of activities and a Wikipedia Editathon to enhance to coverage of women in STEM. Here’s a few few highlights from the day 🙂

I got to meet the real live Lego Ada Lovelace and Charles Babbage <3 Thank you Stewart Cromar for brining them along.

Lego Lovelace

Lego Ada Lovelace & Charles Babbage

We made musical fruit with BBC micro:bits.  Okay “musical” might be a bit of a stretch but we did get the banana to make noises.

Musical Fruit

Stewart Cromar, Susan Greig and the “Musical” Fruit

Mairi Walker from Maths showed us how to built Lego calculators

Mairi Walker

Building Lego Calculators

We coloured in Rear Admiral Grace Hopper, inspiration for the University of Edinburgh’s media asset management system MediaHopper.

Grace Hopper colour in

Colouring in the inspirational Grace Hopper

We played played Metadata Games, which I won!  Anne Marie Scott beat me last year but I was determined to win this year.  Looks like metadata is the only thing I get really competitive about :} Here I am with my prize – Ada’s emo teenage boyfriend.

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Me and my prize by Stewart Cromar

And most importantly, we created 4 new Wikimedia articles, translated 5 into Portuguese, and improved 9 more articles all about women in STEM.  You can read more about the days outputs of the day Ada Lovelace Day Wikipedia Outputs.

Posted in university of edinburgh, Wikimedia UK | Tagged ada lovelace day, ald16, ald16eduni, metadata, OpenEdFeed, uoe, wikimedia | Leave a comment

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