Bente Jensen, Aalborg Stadsarkiv og AAU, præsentation ved netværksmøde i ODA vedr. teorier om crowdsourcing og arkiver. Begreber, checklister, eksempler

1. Deltagelse
Crowdsourcing
og
Principper
For deltagelse
Bente Jensen,
Aalborg Stadsarkiv /
AAU

2. Deltagelse som begreb er det det samme som crowdsourcing ?
Hvad er deltagelse? Hvorfor deltagelse ? hvad er målet
God og dårlig deltagelse ?
Skal man altid deltage ?

5. Hurtig definition
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Buyub6vIG3Q

6. Litteratur: crowdsourcing
Holley, Rose; Crowdsourcing: How and Why should Libraries do it? , Rose
Holley – National library of Australia, DLIB Magazine, March/April2010
(15 s.)
Oomen, J., & Aroyo, L. (2011). Crowdsourcing in the cultural heritage domain:
opportunities
and challenges. Proceedings of the 5th International Conference on
Communities and
Technologies, (s. 138-149). Brisbane, Australia. (13. s.)
Geiger, David et al
Managing the Crowd: Towards a Taxonomy of Crowdsourcing Processes (11.
S)
Proceedings of the Seventeenth Americas Conference on Information
Systems, Detroit, Michigan August 4th-7th 2011

7. Rose Holleyey
Definition:
socialt engagement (kommunikation
i modsætning til crowdsourcing)
crowdsourcing: fælles projekt/ materiale, arbejder
sammen som gruppe med fælles mål

8. Hvorfor ifølge Holley
Achieving goals the library would never have the
time, financial or staff resource to achieve on its
own.
Achieving goals in a much faster timeframe than the
library may be able to achieve if it worked on its
own.
Building new virtual communities and user groups.
Actively involving and engaging the community with
the library and its other users and collections.
Utilising the knowledge, expertise and interest of
the community.

9. Holleys checkliste:

10. 10 punkter - checkliste
http://www.slideshare.net/jwalphenaar/10-tips-forsuccessful-crowdsourcing

11. Oomen et al; typer:
1. Contributory projects - designed by
professionals, where members of the public
contribute data;
2. Collaborative projects - designed by
professionals, where members of the public
contribute and analyze
data, help in refining project design, or
disseminate findings;
3. Co-created projects - designed by
professionals, where members of the public
are working together, and
some of those public participants are
actively involved in (all) steps of a process.

13. K

14. mpler på danske projekter

15. Eksempler på danske projekter

16. Eksempler på danske p

17. Eksempler på da