Information to include

• Title
• Author
• Author name as a string when Wikidata item is unknown or does not exist
• Publishing date (only necessary for blog posts)
• Featured image
• on focus list of Wikimedia project : article in Wiki Loves Living Heritage

Additional data for the different types (could be added manually in the article in a header template, for example)

Best practices

• Who are the participants: Wikipedians online, locally, internationally, photographers, GLAM institutions, universities, NGOs, technology professionals, creators etc.
• Impact: What is the ideal impact of the activity, freely formulated, taking into account all the participating groups
• Typical amount of participants: Free text
• Duration of the public-facing activities
• Resources: Time and organizational capacity it takes to complete the project from start to finish
• Examples: Links to projects and people who have used this scenario with the country, link also to Let's Connect

Blog posts

• Time to read?
• Keywords, categories. Maybe we allow freeform keywords and create some categories based on them if needed.
• Related external resources such as projects, videos, Wikimedia Commons galleries or categories
• Related internal resources such as best practices or how-to's. (See also)

How-to's

• Level: introductory, advanced
• Introductory text: Learning outcomes in a nutshell
• Platforms, tools, projects and environments involved: Wikipedia, Wikimedia Commons, Wiki Loves Living Heritage, OpenRefine.
• How-to footer (Help make this better)
• Related learning resources

See the Cradle form at https://cradle.toolforge.org/#/subject/wiki_loves_living_heritage_article