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Ways to use the crowd

November 6th, 2011
by jodi

Loro Aroyo gave a talk in DERI on Friday, based on her “Crowdsourcing community science” slide deck. She was in town for Smita‘s viva. This is a deck of interest to anybody in digital cultural heritage.

The slide on “Ways to use the crowd” seemed particularly useful to me:

  • tagging & classification
  • editing & transcribing
  • contextualising
  • acquisition
  • co-curation
  • crowdfunding

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