2018 Edit-a-thons

Here's the feedback from our first edit-a-thon of 2018:
This edit-a-thon was organized by A.L. Blake. Dannii Yarbrough was the main instructor.

This edit-a-thon was organized and run by A.L. Blake.

Articles worked on:
Pronunciation of English ⟨a⟩#Bad–lad split
Makasae language
Makalero dialect
Kaera language
Kui language (Indonesia)
Daftar bahasa terancam di Indonesia
Suku Sabu
Bahasa Tambora
Bahasa Makian Timur
Blackfoot language
Kamano
Templet:Interlinear
Negidal language

This edit-a-thon was organized by A.L. Blake and Jenny Sou. Dannii Yarbrough and Ashleigh Smith were the main instructors.

Participant feedback:

Did you learn anything new about editing wiki articles? If so, what specifically?

Lack of info on a huge number of languages
Moving pages, citing sources
Using the cite feature instead of hard-coding my reference
Yes, how to add 2 authors, add a map, and look for requested pages to translate.
no
I learned how to create tables in Wikipedia, and I also learned more about the different features Wikipedia has for editors, like Sandbox.
No.
Hadn't seriously edited in a while, and relearned the referencing system, as well as learned how to use the interlinear template.
How to do it
i just followed the instructions on the site, it was pretty intuitive
visual editor automatic citation is pretty useful when it detects correctly
I learned the formatting for tables is not user friendly.
This was my first editathon so I got the chance to learn how to edit and site sources on pages

All of the above posters were created by Jenny Sou.