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Live Archives Workshops
2-5 April 2007
University of Central Lancashire, Preston, UK
Artefacts, memories, and discussions that have been created as part of the Live Archives Workshops are available online at this location (please check back for updates).
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Discuss the merits and application of semantic tagging. Semantic tagging is a further development of the tagging format. Based on creating a way of attributing specific meanings to tag words in order to distinguish their context. We’re currently looking into a number of formats
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This post has been set up to discuss the related terms taxonomy and folksonomy.
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Caroline Pugh is a musician based in Belfast, Northern Ireland. She sings traditional songs and makes experimental noises with her vocal chords, plays medieval harps, gives workshops for community projects, teaches and much much
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This post lists key discussion topics for the Live Archives Workshops taking place at the University of Central Lancashire from the 2-5 April 2007.
Please feel free to contribute to these discussions by posting new topics, and/or by adding information or comments to existing topics.
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This post contains a list of references which may be relevant to the Live Archives Workshops Discussions, the research project Dialogic Evidence: Documentation of Ephemeral Events, and/or www.livearchives.org in general. Please feel free to add references to the following list (including web links where available):
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This post has been set up to discuss the following question:
What are the best online locations for the free storage of various forms of media (images, video, audio, .pdf, etc)?
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This post has been set up to discuss the following questions:
What are the advantages and disadvantages of available tools for documenting sonic improvisation workshops, and specifically how are these tools compatible with social web technologies?
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