Google Code-in 2014/Phabricator screencasts

https://phabricator.wikimedia.org is a new collaboration platform used by the Wikimedia Community. (Instructions are to be completed, we are focusing on the basics currently). We have Phabricator/Help, however, wouldn't it be great to just show how to do something, instead of describing it step by step with text only.

Instructions
Each screencast (see Screencast) video will focus on a single task and aim to have less than 1 minute duration. For the specific single task to cover in your screencast, please see the summary of this GCI task.

No need to agree any script in advance, just look at the written instructions, play around yourself, and record the screencast (preferably in a quiet place so your voice can be heard clearly when you are describing what you are doing in the video). The worst thing that might happen is that we give you feedback and you have to repeat the less-than-a-minute video again.

You will have to upload the screencast to Wikimedia Commons in a free video format - see c:Commons:Video for more information.

You might need to play a bit with Phabricator first to understand it before you create that screencast - please see the existing written documentation (we also have a test instance of Phabricator, for example).

Students are required to read Wikimedia's general instructions at https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Google_Code-in_2014#Instructions_for_GCI_students first.

Useful feedback
Based on our comments to GCi students.


 * Focus on the features unique to your screencast. The rest is probably covered in other screencasts.
 * Write down in a piece of paper (or here) the main talking points, and have them in front of you when recording the screencast.
 * The beginning is important. Your first sentences need to introduce the topic to a newcomer.
 * Avoid running the whole screencast showing always the same screen.
 * In general, you want to use bigger font sizes. Viewers don't need to read plain text, but bigger fonts help them understanding what is going on. Please try to avoid showing trademarked logos (for example the logo of your operating system) if possible.
 * These real Wikimedia screencasts. There is no need to add Google Code-in or MediaWiki branding at the beginning/end of the video. Just share your screen with Phabricator.
 * And your voice is going to be the voice of Wikimedia. Casual language is good, your own words are good, just avoid slang, swearing, etc. Speaking a bit slower than usual makes it easier for non-native speakers to follow your voice and actions.

List of screencasts
Screencasts needed:
 * ✅ Overview of the Phabricator documentation in mediawiki.org
 * ✅ Overview of phabricator.wikimedia.org
 * ✅ Overview of phab-01.wmflabs.org
 * ✅ Create your account using your Wikimedia Single User Login.
 * ✅ Create your account using your Wikitech (LDAP) credentials.
 * Connect your SUL / LDAP identities to your account.
 * Claim your Bugzilla activity.
 * ✅ Fill your user profile.
 * Manage your notifications preferences.
 * ✅ Subscribe to a single task (and show the web / email notifications)
 * Join a project and "watch" it, explaining what's the deal.
 * Create a Herald rule for Maniphest (when it's enabled)
 * ✅ Post comments in tasks, showing the different actions available.
 * ✅ Editing a task (explaining when it is appropriate to do that)
 * Overview of the basic markup available in descriptions and comments.
 * Ways to create a task.
 * Creating a task (overview of the options available).
 * Creating a task via email.
 * Defining a URL to create tasks with certain parameters.
 * ✅ Uploading files.
 * Creating mockups.
 * Using the basic search.
 * ✅ Using Maniphest advanced search.
 * Saving and sharing search queries.
 * Requesting a new project: when do you need one, how should it be?
 * ✅ Requesting a new project: submitting a request
 * How to use phab:, and  on-wiki.
 * Introduction to Worboards (with examples of different ones)
 * Moving cards and editing tasks from dashboards.
 * What are dasboards and panels.
 * Creating a text panel.
 * Creating a query panel.
 * Creating a tab panel.
 * Creating your own dashboard.
 * More?