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December 13, 2008 by Heather Ford

FREESOULS just released

freesouls

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A very limited release. Order here.

Posted in art, the open web | Tagged creative commons, joi ito, photography | Leave a comment

Heather Ford

I've worked as a researcher, blogger, activist and webqueen around issues of internet governance, online collaboration and open access. I'm currently a DPhil student at the Oxford Internet Institute, a Clarendon Scholar and member of Kellogg College at Oxford University in the UK where I study how Wikipedians around the world write history as it happens.

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Writing up rather than writing down: Becoming Wikipedia literate
Stuart Geiger and I presented a paper about Wikipedia literacy in Linz, Austria for WikiSym 2012 (link below). It’s in the short paper series in which we introduce the concept of of “trace literacy”, a multi-faceted theory of literacy that sheds light on what new knowledges and organizational forms are required to improve participation in Wikipedia’s communi […]
Source management for Ushahidi and SwiftRiver
A summary of research results from the Understanding Sources project of relevance to SwiftRiver and Ushahidi.
Wikimania presentation on the "Understanding Sources" project
My presentation about the Ushahidi "Understanding Sources" project covering how Wikipedians verified information during the first days of the 2011 Egyptian revolution article.

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