The document discusses the concept of "produsage" which refers to the collaborative creation and sharing of knowledge and content online. It provides several links to resources on topics like historical narratives, eyewitness memory, and the fundamentals of innovation. It also shares a quote about collisions between people's preferences and expectations in life and the choices they are willing to make.

1. Produsing Historical Narratives
Keith Lyons
University of Canberra

2. “a new process for the continuous creation and extension
of knowledge and art by collaborative communities”
Produsage
Bruns, Axel. (2008) Blogs, Wikipedia, Second Life, and Beyond: From Production to Produsage. Digital Formations, 45. New
York: Peter Lang.

4. http://www.nytimes.com/projects/2012/snow-fall/#/?part=tunnel-creek

5. The fundamentals of innovative thought haven’t changed since
the 18th Century – it’s always been aggregate, filter and
connect. The great thinkers of earlier times corresponded
extensively because it helped them aggregate information from
a wide variety of disciplines and sources. Once they did this,
they had to be skilled at filtering the data to figure out what was
useful, and then they had to connect up the filtered data to create
innovative ideas.
Tim Kastelle (2010)

6. http://republicofletters.stanford.edu/

7. http://keithlyons.me/eyewitnesses-memory-and-oral-history/

9. https://www.thinglink.com/learn

10. http://audioboo.fm/boos/1386797-replying-to-alan

13. http://www.paulhagon.com/playground/flickr/streetview/?page=2

14. we're about to career into a Great Collision — people
bumping up against the self-imposed perimeter of their own
carefully constructed lives ... It's a collision of preferences
against expectations; the lives we want versus the choices
we're willing to make; what we give versus why we take;
what we find in each other versus what we seek from each
other.
It's a collision that's going to happen inside each of us — and
then, maybe, result in a collision that happens outside each of
us.
Umair Haque (2012)

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16. Produsing
In collaborative communities the creation of shared content
takes place in a networked, participatory environment
which breaks down the boundaries between producers and
consumers and instead enables all participants to be users
as well as producers of information and knowledge –
frequently in a hybrid role of produser where usage is
necessarily also productive.
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17. http://about.me/keithlyons