Connecting Knowledge with Wikidata: A Practical Project with the Museum für Naturkunde Berlin

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Laura Rothfritz; Sarah Pass; Sabine von Mering; Christian Schindler; Heinz Pampel

doi:10.59350/0nj7h-r3z82

July 16, 2025Open Access

Connecting Knowledge with Wikidata: A Practical Project with the Museum für Naturkunde Berlin

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Key Points

The project improves visibility of scholarly publications using platforms like Wikidata, facilitating broader access and connection.
Increased discoverability was achieved through strategic linking of research outputs with museum collections and educational resources.
The approach involved collaboration with the Museum für Naturkunde, leveraging their expertise in information management and outreach.
It supports the goal of making academic research more interconnected and accessible to diverse audiences.

Implication

This project connects scholarly publications with Wikidata at the Museum für Naturkunde, highlighting visibility and discoverability.

Abstract

How can scholarly publications be made more visible, discoverable, and interconnected? This question is the focus of a student practical project conducted as part of the seminar within the module Information Production and Management (BP3) in the summer semester 2025.

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