WikiJournal of Humanities/Conference Proceedings of EduWiki Conference 2025/Using AI on Wikipedia and Wikidata Editing for Health Education: Implementation and Evaluation
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DOI: 10.15347/WJH/2025/EDU.16
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Hector Gabriel Corrale de Matos; Jan-Willem Wasmann; Lilian Cassia Bornia Jacob (2 October 2025). "Using AI on Wikipedia and Wikidata Editing for Health Education: Implementation and Evaluation". WikiJournal of Humanities. doi:10.15347/WJH/2025/EDU.16. Wikidata Q136377813. ISSN 2639-5347.
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Abstract
Abstract This session explores the integration of generative AI in health education within Wikimedia editing projects focused on hearing health information. The educational implications of AI in collaborative knowledge production remain an open question to exploration. We aim to present a teaching model and educational use of AI assistance to improve edits by students and engagement on Wikimedia projects. The framework proposed to analyze AI-assisted compared to traditional editorial approaches with machine-based and human evaluation on metrics, student perceptions, and content production. This session is relevant to the Edu Wiki conference because it directly addresses the intersection of AI and education in Wikimedia projects. It provides an opportunity to discuss how AI tools can transform student contributions while maintaining educational goals and community standards. The proposal includes a structured approach to training and editing using chatbots and metrics assessment using wiki-based tools such as LiftWing, ProVe, and Recoin, as well as student surveys and content analysis sheets. The focus on specialized health content provides insights into how AI can fill knowledge gaps in technical domains, making this session valuable for those interested in expanding Wikimedia's reach in specialized subject areas using AI.