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This is all public CC data which can be used in other projects.
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This is all public CC data which can be used in other projects.
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A second view of this:**
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The "User Story #makeinghistory" outlines a process for digitizing the Campbell Family archive, which contains significant historical materials related to activism and political movements. Here's a breakdown of the steps involved:
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Setting up the Application: The archive sets up a desktop computer or a hosted VPS instance to install the #DAT based p2p application for "makeinghistory."
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Uploading Digital Files: They use the application to create an account and start uploading directories of digital files from the archive, adding basic metadata if possible.
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Building a Community: The archive builds a community of users, including family members and wider activist groups, to seed an affinity group and encourage them to install the application on their devices.
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Column Structure: Users see columns like "new" and "recent" along with others added by users working on the same accounts. These columns contain boolean logic lists of the data in the account.
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Data Interaction: Users can interact with the data, adding metadata, information, and editing hashtags. They can swipe through items and modify data as needed.
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Categorization: By editing hashtags and data, items move into category columns and into the recent columns.
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Engagement: Users actively participate in categorizing content instead of passive scrolling. As others add metadata, it updates the feeds of other users, encouraging them to return and contribute.
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Story Feature: Archived categorized metadata-enriched data flows are turned into cohesive narratives using the story feature, providing overviews and linking multiple items and categories.
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Sharing History: The created histories can be shared with the wider world, providing grassroots quality history in addition to traditional top-down narratives.
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Impact: People use these stories to inspire real and lasting social change, recognizing the importance of history in driving progress.
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The "User Story - Resistance Exhibition" extends this concept to an exhibition setting, where visitors can participate in archiving and storytelling using a app installed at the exhibition. This creates a participatory space where people can engage with historical materials and contribute to ongoing projects. All data collected is public and available for use in other projects, emphasizing openness and collaboration.
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