In the Hands of the People
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The capture and sharing of intangible values via digital media. Presentation made at the - ICOMOS Australia- Intangible Cultural Heritage Symposium: Grasping the intangible at heritage places, Melbourne 2014.
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- 3. Location is important • Location sorts data and makes connections • Smartphones with GPS let you – tell your networks where you are – access location specific information • Google maps— open and accessible • Interactions with places are recorded in many and varied ways
- 4. Digital is a community space • Our relationships are increasingly conducted through digital networks. • It is where we – create our identities, – share our values and – make connections.
- 5. How can we use it? • The sentiments are not new- the means of recording and sharing are • Most digital interactions are available as collaborative and open access data • Provide tangible evidence • What is out there and what is it telling us?
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- http://mobiforge.com/research-analysis/global-mobile-statistics-2014-part-a-mobile-subscribers-handset-market-share-mobile-operators#smartphonepenetration
- Analytics lets you both understand more about who might have joined your network as well as identify all images tagged with a location.
- Listening, recording and communicating people’s memories is a strong form of acknowledgment of their connections to a place