1. Digital Workflow Engineering and Design for Art and Artifact Conservation June 1st, 2010

2. Goal Introduce online and collaborative tools Enrich web usage for team members Demonstrate advances in project management Highlight peer to peer sharing/learning Highlight differences in digital workflow

3. Web 2.0 “The participatory web” Blogs, RSS, mashups Background Term coined in 2004 by Tim O’Reilly Refers to products and services, not web overhaul Keywords Sharing, collaborative, transparent, free, distributed, global, multi-disciplinary

4. Principles of Web 2.0: New Tools, New Solutions No products, only solutions Generated via a problem solving approach Customization Every user is unique Harnessing Collective Intelligence Crowd sourcing of information Transparency and Openness Honesty in online identity Distributed Accesible everywhere, not just on your computer Free, Open Source Accessible to anyone Sharing and Collaborative

5. No Products, Only Solutions

6. Customization: Every User is Unique

7. Harnessing Collective Intelligence

8. Transparency and Openness

9. Distributed & Decentralized

10. Free, Open Source

11. Sharing, Collaborative

12. Not just for Play Changing how we do business Reduced Costs Enable customers to build knowledge base Increased Loyalty Participatory web increases buy-in for customers Turns out all these simple tools are perfect for project management and working in teams

15. Step 1: Clarify Team Assignement Old Way New Way

16. Step 2: Understand Problem/Context Old Way New Way

17. Step 3: Planning Old Way New Way

18. Step 4: Brainstorming Old Way New Way

19. Step 5: Media Generation Old Way New Way

20. Step 6: Documentation Old Way New Way

21. Digital Workflow Recap Background Research Media Generation Planning Brainstorming Documentation

22. Digital Toolbox

23. http://blogs.rice.edu/wp-signup.php

24. http://www.flickr.com/

25. http://www.wetpaint.com/

26. http://www.gmail.com/

27. http://delicious.com/