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From crowdsourcing to digitally-enabled participation: the state of the art in collaboration, access, and inclusion for cultural heritage institutions

从众包到数字化参与：文化遗产机构协作、获取和包容的最新技术

基本信息

批准号：
AH/T013052/1
负责人：
Mia Ridge
金额：
$ 8.26万
依托单位：
British Library
依托单位国家：
英国
项目类别：
Research Grant
财政年份：
2020
资助国家：
英国
起止时间：
2020 至无数据
项目状态：
已结题

来源：
https://gtr.ukri.org/projects?ref=AH%2FT013052%2F1
关键词：
crowdsourcing digitally enabled participation state

项目摘要

Crowdsourcing has helped to provide a framework for online participation with, and around, cultural heritage collections for several years. As more cultural institutions ask members of the public to undertake tasks such as transcription, classification and description of digitised collections, expectations about the ability of these tasks to engage audiences more deeply with cultural heritage are rising. Co-creation and developing new models of ownership and authorship present significant challenges for institutions used to framing interactions with collections on their own terms. As crowdsourcing moves from an experimental activity to something that requires closer and more systematic integration with physical and other online outreach activities, institutions are grappling with the associated challenges to their organisational practices. This project brings together practitioners and researchers representing a range of approaches to digitally-enabled participation in cultural heritage to write a book in a week through a 'book sprint'. In the spirit of digitally-enabled participation, the book will not be considered 'final' until it has been through a period of public comment. The book will be freely available as an open access publication. The project will also assemble leaders in the field for a workshop that captures expert views on the most pressing issues to address through future funding calls, with the results published in a white paper written by the PI and Co-Is.This project builds on the expertise of three innovators in the field, each at a world-leading institution, who are setting the standards for crowdsourcing and digitally-enabled participation around cultural heritage collections in the UK and US. We have invited a range of expert practitioners and researchers from different fields to participate in our events and publications, enhancing our ability to address challenges from working with marginalised and disenfranchised communities to enhancing access across multiple channels and challenging organisational practice. In collecting, digesting and sharing best practice in crowdsourcing and digitally-enabled participation, this project will help maximise the value of existing platforms and activities. The support network created through participation in the book sprint, workshop and online discussion will help organisations stay audience-focused as they respond to technical and cultural changes in the field. This project primarily addresses the 'digitally-enabled participation' theme of this call, but it also touches on Machine Learning and AI and the automatic creation of data based on collections. The focus of the cross-cutting theme 'Contemporary challenges addressed by digital tools and methods' on ethical frameworks to address inequalities in digital engagement, sustaining relationships and developing activities with marginalised groups and cooperative working models are particularly important for this project. Questions of building digital capacity and supporting leaders of digital transformation from the 'Leadership and skills development in digital scholarship' theme are also crucial to the long-term viability of this field.

多年来，众包为在线参与文化遗产收藏提供了框架。随着越来越多的文化机构要求公众承担数字化收藏品的转录、分类和描述等任务，人们对这些任务能够使受众更深入地参与文化遗产的期望也在上升。共同创造和开发新的所有权和作者模式对于习惯于按照自己的方式构建与藏品互动的机构来说是一个重大挑战。随着众包从实验性活动转变为需要更紧密、更系统地与实体和其他在线外展活动相结合的活动，各机构正在努力应对其组织实践所面临的相关挑战。该项目汇集了代表一系列数字化参与文化遗产方法的从业者和研究人员，通过“图书冲刺”在一周内撰写一本书。本着数字化参与的精神，这本书在经过一段时间的公众评论之前不会被认为是“最终的”。这本书将作为开放获取出版物免费提供。该项目还将召集该领域的领导人参加一个研讨会，该研讨会将收集专家对未来资金需求中最紧迫问题的看法，并将结果发表在由PI和Co-Is撰写的白色论文中。他们正在为英国和美国的文化遗产收藏制定众包和数字化参与的标准。我们邀请了一系列来自不同领域的专家从业者和研究人员参加我们的活动和出版物，增强了我们应对挑战的能力，从与边缘化和被剥夺权利的社区合作，到加强多渠道的接触和挑战组织实践。通过收集、消化和分享众包和数字化参与的最佳实践，该项目将有助于最大限度地发挥现有平台和活动的价值。通过参与图书冲刺，研讨会和在线讨论创建的支持网络将帮助组织在应对该领域的技术和文化变革时保持以受众为中心。该项目主要解决了此次电话会议的“数字化参与”主题，但也涉及机器学习和人工智能以及基于集合的数据自动创建。跨领域主题“数字化工具和方法应对的当代挑战”的重点是解决数字参与中的不平等问题的伦理框架，与边缘化群体和合作工作模式保持关系和开展活动对该项目尤为重要。从“数字奖学金的领导力和技能发展”主题中建立数字能力和支持数字转型领导者的问题对这一领域的长期可行性也至关重要。