Jmorgan (WMF)

Jonathan T. Morgan

Senior Design Researcher, Wikimedia Foundation

About me

I am a reader, a runner, a musician, and a Wikipedia editor.

My work

I work on the Wikimedia Research team, where I perform qualitative and quantitative user research to help the Wikimedia Foundation and the Wikimedia Movement make informed decisions about what to prioritize, pay attention to, build, and support.

Disclaimer: I work for or provide services to the Wikimedia Foundation, and this is the account I try to use for edits or statements I make in that role. However, the Foundation does not vet all my activity, so edits, statements, or other contributions made by this account may not reflect the views of the Foundation.

Contact me

• E-mail: jmorganwikimedia.org
• IRC (nick: J-Mo): #wikimedia-research^connect
• Phabricator: @Capt_Swing
• Work talkpage: Jmorgan (WMF)
• Volunteer talkpage (en.wiki): Jtmorgan
• Twitter: @Capt_Swing
• Personal website: jtmorgan.net

iD

This user has the ORCID identifier
0000-0003-4218-7080.

Projects

Last updated on 10/21/2024

Active Projects that I am currently working on: ...

Completed Completed research projects: Social media traffic report pilot How readers assign trust to Wikipedia content Identification of Unsourced Statements ORES-powered Teahouse invite experiment Content gaps on Wikipedia Explaining the reader gender gap Disinformation literature review Patrolling on Wikipedia Ethical and Human-centered AI Eliciting new editor interests Research 2030 strategic white papers read more Content Translation research (Outreachy) Article section recommendation research Teahouse group dynamics Curation workflows on Wikimedia Commons Supporting Commons contribution by GLAM institutions Autoconfirmed account creation trial (ACTRIAL) Comparing most read and trending edits for Top Articles feature Crowdsourced evaluation of Upload Wizard instructions Discussion summarization and decision support with Wikum Technical needs of external re-users of Commons media Growth and diversity of Technology team audiences Wikihounding and Machine Learning Analysis New page patrol analysis and proposal Evaluating RelatedArticles recommendations New editor support strategies Notifications user survey Student use of free online information resources Notification Page user research Teahouse long term new editor retention UI standardization wants and needs analysis Content translation campaign support and tracking Cross-wiki notifications user research Evaluating article recommendations for content translation Flow/Community process workflow interviews (June 2015) Impact of The Wikipedia Adventure on new editor retention Spring 2015 Inspire campaign WikiProjects as virtual teams The rise and decline of an open collaboration system Teahouse Wikimedia Summer of Research 2011/Newbie teaching strategy trends Alternative lifecycles of new users Classifying wikilove messages New user help requests New User Participation in Help Spaces Wikiproject Participation & Mentorship Visualizing Wikiproject Activity

Backburner Projects that I've started, but had to put down: read more New page reviewer impact analysis New editor curation tools experience interviews September 2015