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Crowdsourcing Our Cultural Heritage

Curious about crowdsourcing in cultural heritage? My introduction to Crowdsourcing our Cultural Heritage is free online (for now): Crowdsourcing Our Cultural Heritage: Introduction

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The Value of User-Generated Content

A series of articles from the intranetjournal.com by Paul Chin about the value of user-generated content: Part 1, Part 2, Part 3.

Posted on 20th June 20074th February 2015Categories UncategorisedTags engineered content, moderation, user-generated contentLeave a comment on The Value of User-Generated Content

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