Ushahidi is an example of a Crowd-sourcing Internet Platform in which anyone can report on their current situation in the world. It encourages people to upload information about their live news, specifically related to natural disasters, war and political violence.
This blog is designed to be hub for students of the 'Introduction to New Media' module at University of Worcester. This will be updated with info, tips, links and discussions related to MECS1008. Students are encouraged to comment on blog posts and keep your own blog which will be your Online Learning Journal for this module. All presentation slides and documents are available from Blackboard.
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Wednesday, 23 February 2011
Tuesday, 15 February 2011
Life in a Day
Life in a Day is the largest 'user-generated' film made. It was produced by Ridley Scott, Kevin Macdonald and the YouTube Community who responded to their invitation to record thier life on 24th July 2010 and to upload it to YouTube. The film is:
Participatory
Crowd-Sourced
User-generated film by an active audience
The YouTube community were asked to reflect on:
What do you fear most?
What do you love?
What makes you laugh?
The film is a collection of many different autoethnographies of each active audience who has contributed to the film.
Unfortunately you can't watch the whole film on YouTube, but there is more information here: http://www.youtube.com/lifeinaday
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