Community Archaeology and Crowdsourcing - Presentation Notes

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Presentation given at the Canadian Archaeological Association AGM conference, Whistler, May 2013. Notes to accompany presentation available here: http://www.scribd.com/doc/145645011/Canadian-Archaeological-Association-AGM-conference-Whistler-May-2013-Community-Archaeology-and-Crowdsourcing-Presentation-Notes Conference session website: http://caacommunityarchaeology2013.wordpress.com/about/

Educação Tecnologia Negócios

Social media for community
archaeology
Nicole Beale
http://theculturalheritageweb.wordpress.com/
nicole.beale@soton.ac.uk

Social media for community
archaeology
• Internet and Web
• Social media
• Public Participation Model
• Challenging traditional dichotomies
• Crowdsourcing and archaeology

Social
Web
Crowdso
urcing
Audio
Video
RSS
Mobile
Virtual
Worlds
Gaming
Search
Convers
ation
Social
Network
ing
Micro-
blogging
Publishi
ng
Photo-
sharing
Aggregat
ion

Public Participation Model
• Contributory projects
• Collaborative projects
• Co-creative projects
• Hosted projects
-- The Participative Museum (Simon, 2010)

Crowdsourcing definition
• Manifestation of networks of people
• This is human computation, but manifests in
all forms of the participatory model
• Institutionally-led / Grassroots-led
• Harnessing the latent energy of the networks

Challenging the traditional
dichotomies
(Expert)
Novice
(Amateur)
Professional
(Amateur)
Novice
(Expert)
Professional
(Experience)
Recognition

Thank-you!
Nicole Beale
http://theculturalheritageweb.wordpress.com/
nicole.beale@soton.ac.uk

Community Archaeology and Crowdsourcing - Presentation Notes

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1. Social media for community archaeology Nicole Beale http://theculturalheritageweb.wordpress.com/ nicole.beale@soton.ac.uk

2. Social media for community archaeology • Internet and Web • Social media • Public Participation Model • Challenging traditional dichotomies • Crowdsourcing and archaeology

3. Internet and Web -- OPTE Project, 2005

4. -- Matthew Hurst, 2007

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7. Social Web Crowdso urcing Audio Video RSS Mobile Virtual Worlds Gaming Search Convers ation Social Network ing Micro- blogging Publishi ng Photo- sharing Aggregat ion

8. Public Participation Model • Contributory projects • Collaborative projects • Co-creative projects • Hosted projects -- The Participative Museum (Simon, 2010)

9. Social Web Crowdso urcing Audio Video RSS Mobile Virtual Worlds Gaming Search Convers ation Social Network ing Micro- blogging Publishi ng Photo- sharing Aggregat ion

10. Social Web Crowdso urcing Audio Video RSS Mobile Virtual Worlds Gaming Search Convers ation Social Network ing Micro- blogging Publishi ng Photo- sharing Aggregat ion Crowd- sourcing

11. Crowdsourcing definition • Manifestation of networks of people • This is human computation, but manifests in all forms of the participatory model • Institutionally-led / Grassroots-led • Harnessing the latent energy of the networks

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14. Challenging the traditional dichotomies (Expert) Novice (Amateur) Professional (Amateur) Novice (Expert) Professional (Experience) Recognition

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17. Public Participation Model • Contributory projects • Collaborative projects • Co-creative projects • Hosted projects -- The Participative Museum (Simon, 2010)

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22. Thank-you! Nicole Beale http://theculturalheritageweb.wordpress.com/ nicole.beale@soton.ac.uk

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