Other Research into Online Communities
I just read this great handbook, Appropriate Approaches to Online Community, which clearly outlines how to plan and operate networks and online communities. It is aimed at community artists and […]
Category Archives: CCi
The Opening Ceremony #CCIWS2012
There appears to be three people in Brisbane who were itching to ‘let rip’ with jack hammers at 7 o’clock this morning. Lovely way to start the day. But then […]
Digital Humanities Australasia Day One
After a blistering early start to the day, three trains, one plane, and finally a bus I found myself temporarily lost in the grounds of the Australian National University for […]
Experiments in Mapping an Online Community
I’m having an ethical issue surrounding the access to the database of ABC Pool – I would like to use this data to map the community/network to prove the theories […]
Behind the Scenes at ABC Radio National: Co-creative feature making
Recently, I was lucky enough to find myself sitting in a production session for the upcoming ABC Radio National program to be broadcast on 360documentaries, New Beginnings. New Beginnings is a […]
From Fringe to Formalisation – Creative Institutional Practices within ABC Pool
Spent today writing and developing an argument around the fringe to formalisation transition within the production of cultural artifacts. Essentially it is addressing collaborative practices between an institutional online community […]
Ethnography, Assemblage, Poolies
In preparation for the upcoming CCI Symposium engaging in “Socio-Cultural Research and Australia’s Policy Challenges,” I have revisited some methodology literature. I am participating in the Media Ethnography workshop (appropriate given […]
QUT, ABC Pool, and Me as Community Manager
Recently I was in Brisbane presenting some of my research and the rare occasion of my entire research team being in the same location presented itself. That means Associate Professor […]
