User:Tonisant

This is the user page for Toni Sant, founder of the M3P.

M3P registered users can leave messages here.

You can also get a glimpse of some of the M3P-related things I'm interested in from the titles I add to the M3P:Reading Room.

There isn't a formal Toni Sant entry yet, but my Mużika Mod Ieħor podcast details are available through a working list.

Subpages

Music & Broadcasting

• Artwork memories

• Remembering Mario Ellul

• List of bands I played with...

Things My Father Told Me

• Late 1950s: "when the music changed"

Wikis

• Embracing Wikipedia for Learning & Teaching

• Regarding Wikipedia

• MediaWiki Appropriation

• Is MediaWiki really "so hard to use"?

• Wikipedia/MediaWiki as news source

M3P in Context: Internet Culture

• Why Open Systems Matter

• Crowdsourcing + Collaboration/Cooperation

• Preserving the Present

• The Internet Archive

See also

• ToniSant.com - Toni Sant's personal website

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quick links (for admin use)

• User Creation Log
• Wanted pages
• Stub pages

interesting things to consider

• Wikipedia:AutoWikiBrowser
• Extension:MultiUpload
• Digitalkoot - a game to index Finland's National Library's archives
• The Grande Guide to Wikipedia

other MediaWiki projects to consider

• Wiki Music Guide
• wiki.ironchariots.org - good example of MediaWiki use for very specific project
• DBpedia - community effort to extract structured information from Wikipedia

other music/arts projects to consider

• The Paul Bowles Moroccan Music Collection
• Van Morrison database - very comprehensive!
• Unfinished Histories Recording British Alternative Theatre (1968-88) through oral histories and archive material.
• Tous aux balkans WIKI
• ECLAP - the e-library for performing arts a European project and Best Practice Network that is bringing together the most relevant performing arts content (videos, photographs, texts, essays, etc.) from cultural institutions across Europe, that were never before accessible via the Internet.
• Greek National Opera Archive

built on WordPress...

• Women's Liberation Music Archive Feminist Music-Making in the UK and Ireland, 1970-1990
• Birmingham Popular Music Archive

other open source projects to consider

• Qwiki - creates interactive, on-the-fly, multimedia presentations of information
• Opencast - Open source collaborative platform
• My OpenArchive
• ROAR - Registry of Open Archives