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For those who are interested on bots, you can find Andre’s talk\u00a0here<\/a><\/strong>.<\/p>\n The day went on with the installation of pywikibot <\/a>for Linux and AWB <\/a>for Windows. With the supervision of Andre we started trying some of the functionality of these tools and how it can help \u00a0on our everyday work on improving Wikipedia. But since it was the first time for some of us\u00a0to work with\u00a0bots and\u00a0for not getting our self in trouble, we only tried in stimulation mode :).\u00a0We continued next day with the reflection on what we had learned a day before. We got separated in 3 groups and start working on our ideas. \u00a0Then we gathered again to\u00a0discuss about\u00a0the solutions\u00a0that each group had thought about, the functionality of\u00a0their bot\u00a0and also ideas about each other’s. \u00a0I called mine ‘Marbott<\/em>‘ \ud83d\ude42<\/p>\n The event was closed with the summary on what we had learned and of course homeworks.<\/p>\n P.S it didn’t snow btw :'(<\/p>\n Until the next time Stockholm!<\/p>\n Photo credits: <\/em><\/p>\n Botacademy logo –\u00a0Andre Costa (CC-SA- 3.0 Unported<\/a>)<\/em><\/p>\n