In this presentation Sylvie Dhaene will be elaborate on the organisational process of setting up a crowdsourcing project. How can you manage such a project towards a meaningful and useful end result? How did users react and interact with the tagging tool. What can we do with the aggregated information of the visitors?
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PARTICIPATORY ARCHIVES: INTERACTING WITH AUDIENCES I Marion DUPEYRAT, Ina FIAT/IFTA
How can heritage institutions interact more with their audience? Once their audiovisual and multimedia material is digitized and available online, what kind of applications archives institutions can develop to increase engagement with their online users? And what can be done before digitisation? Open tagging, user-based collaborative indexing, online contributions, experts’ comments…. What kind of expertise can the audience offer? When does a visitor become a contributor? What are the benefits and the difficulties of participation? This paper offers a view on the different participatory practices an organisation can pursue to enrich its relations with its audiences.
Presentation from the second of two workshops run by Social Life and Cisco about using digital technology to build resilient communities in Chicago's South Side.
Cyberhus is a Danish 100% non-profit organization located in Aarhus. Cyberhus was founded in 2004 as a partner charity under the youth charity, Ungdommens Vel ('Youth Welfare') and is today staffed by more than 70 people - mainly volunteers. Cyberhus is a virtual house or club that offers online counselling for vulnerable children and teens...
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In this session Mauricio O´Brien from Platoniq introduces the audience to crowdfunding as an alternative funding strategy for cultural heritage projects. We will warm up with a first-hand story of Europeana and our partner Platoniq about the experiences with Platoniq’s crowdfunding platform Goteo.org, with special focus on cultural projects.
Then, together, we will:
• Discuss where and how crowdfunding bring most value, e.g., suitable types of projects and main benefits
• Identify risks and barriers for implementation and how to overcome them, e.g., how to design a successful crowd-funding campaign
• Share plans for such projects in 2015 and list help and partners
The project had its fundamentals from the OCSE Manual “A guide for local
governments, communities and museums ” that explains the importance and effect
on local community of transforming a museum from a place to visit into a “living
museum”, seen from the citizens and local government like the central point of the
local development.
Changing sceneries changing roles part 6 - METADATA AS THE CORNERSTONE OF DIG...FIAT/IFTA
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Organised by The FIAT/IFTA Media Management Commission and Beeld en Geluid.
Designed by axel green for fiat/ifta
Cover and section photos by Aad Van Der Valk
Printed version by Beeld en Geluid at Mullervisual Communication 2013
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This presentation from Form Virium Helsinki discusses and advocates harnessing the innovative capacities of entire communities to bring forth optimal city management. The focus is on overcoming the traditional challenges between public sector organizations and citizens.
NMC Horizon Report Project Preview -- 2012 Museum Edition presented by Holly Witchey and Alex Freeman at the 2012 MCN Conference in Seattle, Washington on Thursday, November 8, 2012.
Keynote for #teema14
http://www.nba.fi/fi/museoalan_kehittaminen/teemapaivat/puheenvuorot
Museoalan Teemapäivät/Museum Theme Days 2014
11-12 September, Helsinki
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Workshop at DISH 2015 conference, Rotterdam, 7 December 2015. http://www.dish2015.nl/programme/workshops/lose-your-modesty/
Including presentation of 4 EU projects: RICHES, EUROPEANA SPACE, CIVIC EPISTEMOLOGIES, PHOTOCONSORTIUM
deSingel puts in all kind of possible tools as part of a permanent en well thought strategy. CRM is a common thread throughout the entire organization. The large number and diversity of the program compels audience segmentation. New and social media play an increasingly important role in the constant quest for new audiences. Kristien Gerets illustrated it all on the basis of a number of cases from daily practice. www.congrespodiumkunsten.nl
A talk I did at the Barbican for IT4ARTS, one of London's liveries. What is the challenge for arts organisations, both in general, but also on web, mobile and social?
What mistakes can be made, what concept successes have already been proven? The Tate forms a large part of the case studies used.
In this session Mauricio O´Brien from Platoniq introduces the audience to crowdfunding as an alternative funding strategy for cultural heritage projects. We will warm up with a first-hand story of Europeana and our partner Platoniq about the experiences with Platoniq’s crowdfunding platform Goteo.org, with special focus on cultural projects.
Then, together, we will:
• Discuss where and how crowdfunding bring most value, e.g., suitable types of projects and main benefits
• Identify risks and barriers for implementation and how to overcome them, e.g., how to design a successful crowd-funding campaign
• Share plans for such projects in 2015 and list help and partners
The project had its fundamentals from the OCSE Manual “A guide for local
governments, communities and museums ” that explains the importance and effect
on local community of transforming a museum from a place to visit into a “living
museum”, seen from the citizens and local government like the central point of the
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Changing sceneries changing roles part 6 - METADATA AS THE CORNERSTONE OF DIG...FIAT/IFTA
Selected papers from the FIAT/IFTA Media Management Seminar Changing Sceneries, Changing Roles Part VI, Hilversum 16th - 17th MAy 2013
Organised by The FIAT/IFTA Media Management Commission and Beeld en Geluid.
Designed by axel green for fiat/ifta
Cover and section photos by Aad Van Der Valk
Printed version by Beeld en Geluid at Mullervisual Communication 2013
The Recurated Museum: II. Museums, Identity, & CommunityChristopher Morse
Slides from the second session of the course "The Recurated Museum" by Sytze Van Herck & Christopher Morse at the University of Luxembourg (Summer Semester, 2020).
Course slides typically begin with a brief summary of the online discussions that occurred before the session.
This presentation from Form Virium Helsinki discusses and advocates harnessing the innovative capacities of entire communities to bring forth optimal city management. The focus is on overcoming the traditional challenges between public sector organizations and citizens.
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Co-creation and crowd sourcing: more than just a digital practice! Off- and online interaction
1. THE HOUSE OF ALIJN
SYLVIE DHAENE
THEME: CO-CREATION AND CROWDSOURCING
MORE THAN JUST A DIGITAL PRACTICE!
OFF- AND ONLINE INTERACTION
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2. 1. BRIEF PRESENTATION OF THE HOUSE OF ALIJN
2. POSITION AND ROLE OF THE PUBLIC
3. THE PUBLIC AS CO-PRODUCER
4. THE PUBLIC AS ONLINE PARTICIPANT
5. PRACTICAL EXPERIENCES, PERCEPTIONS AND CHALLENGES
DISH 2011. CONFERENCE DIGITAL STRATEGIES FOR HERITAGE. ROTTERDAM, 7/12/2011
3. 1. BRIEF PRESENTATION OF THE HOUSE OF ALIJN
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6. FOLKLOREMUSEUM
1932-1962
MUSEUM VOOR VOLKSKUNDE
1962-2000
HET HUIS VAN ALIJN
2000- …
HOUSE OF ALIJN MUSEUM & STUDIO ALIJN
newprofile focus on
enlargement of collectionperiod
Ghent 1900 to Flanders 20th C
EVERYDAY HERITAGE
newline of action F & F: non-profit organisation
‘breaking down’ boundaries
operatingfunds 2011: € 1.000.000
13,5 FTE: 9fte staff + 4.5 fte
newrole&position of the public 45.000 museumvisitors +
Building a new public space
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7. 2. POSITION AND ROLE OF THE PUBLIC
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9. public participation & interaction how to reach the public?
basic concept in the museum
policy public appeals – part of the house
style since 1999
the public gets an active role
from consumer to user/producer a museum for, through and with you:
GOAL: creation of a
CALL TO PARTICIPATE
YOU CAN CONTRIBUTE
CULTURAL HERITAGE
COMMUNITY investing in an community of friends
based on shared passions, knowledge and a volunteer group
and interests
web 2.0
active use of social media
Facebook-community
MESSAGE: together we write the story
of everyday life
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12. 3. THE PUBLIC AS CO-PRODUCER
DISH 2011. CONFERENCE DIGITAL STRATEGIES FOR HERITAGE. ROTTERDAM, 7/12/2011
13. DIGITAL FILMCOLLECTION
Results of the public appeal
more than 3000 films / ca. 1000 selected
300 hours unique visual material selection
350 lenders
systematically documenting and describing
films – interviews with owners (2005-…)
temporary exhibition
Everyday life in moving images (2006-2007)
evolution towards permanent integration in
the museum presentation (2008 -…)
launch of DVD-series & commissioned
editing by filmmakers (2008 -…)
DISH 2011. CONFERENCE DIGITAL STRATEGIES FOR HERITAGE. ROTTERDAM, 7/12/2011
14. SNAPSHOTS FROM AN ALBUM
Results of the public appeal
digital photo album of 8.000 pictures
continuously growing
participation of over 300 persons
selection of pictures by museum staff
exhibitions since 2009
‘FROM THE PHOTO ALBUM’:
episodes and publications
My pet (2009)
Tomorrow we’re expecting the school
photographer (2009)
Hurray for the holidays! (2010)
Proud of my car (2011)
Their finest day (2012)
online crowd sourcing pilot project for
episode 4 ‘Proud of my car’ (2011)
DISH 2011. CONFERENCE DIGITAL STRATEGIES FOR HERITAGE. ROTTERDAM, 7/12/2011
15. everyday heritage = shared property
everybody is owner and expert
the public gets an crucial role in the set-up of the digital
photo &filmcollection
the museum as a place of memory and a depository
of everyday cultural heritage for further generations
Crowdsourcing& co-creation in HVA
= natural relation with our public
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16. 4. THE PUBLIC AS ONLINE PARTICIPANT
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17. CROWDSOURCING House of Alijn participated in a
outsourcing tasks to the heritage pilot project commissioned
crowd. by the Flemish Government
Purpose: 2 goals
increasing, improving or
•focus on social tagging
completing one’s knowledge
•describing the museum collection in
about a subject by making an
cooperation with the public
appeal to everyone’s
knowledge.
3 partners
•HVA: content, concept, communication
•OA: technical development & support
•SMIT/IBBT: research
Budget: 20.000 Euro
2 phases
•Proud of my car April – June 2011
•Anonymous snapshots July – Dec 2011
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18. PROUD OF MY CAR
www.huisvanalijn.be/collection/uit-het-fotoalbum-afl-4-
trots-op-mijn-auto
link with temporary exhibition
offline & online
searching for
communities of ‘experts’
car lovers, motor car clubs…
700 pictures online
420 tags + 450 comments
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20. 420 tags
WHEN
90% during the exhibition
10% afterwards
WHO
95% by 15 registrated users
5% anonymous
> 90% by 3 users
< 10% by 12 users
450 comments
80% were in fact ‘TAGS’
lesson:
digital divide is a fact !
unfamiliar use of social, digital media
21. ANONYMOUS SNAPSHOTS – BECOME A SUPERTAGGER
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23. ANONYMOUS SNAPSHOTS – BECOME A SUPERTAGGER
http://www.huisvanalijn.be/collection/het-huis-van-alijn-zoekt-taggers
collection without information
not described by us = no metadata to search on
need for reaching a larger and new audience
campaign: logo – flyer – press
collaboration with organizations for seniors & adult education
tag sessions: tag? use(less)? describe pictures?
1.500 pictures online
12.000 tags + 900 comments
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25. 12.000 tags
WHEN
Project is running (soa 1/12/2011)
WHO
85% by 80 registrated users (10.210 tags)
15% anonymous (1.790 tags)
REGISTRATED USERS
30% less than 10 tags
40% between 10-100 tags
30% more than 100 tags
¼ of all registrated users gave 75 % of
all the tags
! 1 user = 20% of all tags
= SUPERTAGGER
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26. CHALLENGES FOR HVA
certain target groups are not familiar with online participation
the digital divide does really exist!
BUT based on the desire to share their knowledge, we can
stimulate the public to take this new move together with us
the museum has a role of motivator / educator
we ‘teach’ the public how to handle new media
never underestimate the time investment
nothing is obvious: work has to be done!
essential role of follow-up
Online engagement as part of the workflow
Importance of promotion
take care of the community
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27. 5. PRACTICAL EXPERIENCES, PERCEPTIONS AND CHALLENGES
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28. THE PUBLIC THE ORGANISATION
a very diverse public is participating & Not for 1 project, but long term vision: durable
reactions increase approach = easy to communicate
building up respect and confidence
it’s important that the participants are
well informed about the goals and feel introducing long-lasting motivation and putting
involved forward a ‘generous operation’
the effectiveness of word-of-mouth confirming the role and contribution of the public
advertising
not the hype for the sake of it, but out of the belief
that the public can make a valuable contribution
motivating factors:
•incentive digital copy this method of working has important
•picture shown at exhibition consequences for our daily functioning
•contribution to the museum’s operation
•sharing knowledge and visible result
•sense of belonging and connection
every museum-employee is a
public collaborator!
DISH 2011. CONFERENCE DIGITAL STRATEGIES FOR HERITAGE. ROTTERDAM, 7/12/2011