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- 1. The WALL in Copenhagen and Cairo: When citizens create their city’s history Photo: Anne Lundgaard 2012
- 2. Introducing the WALL Photo: Københavns Museum/Caspar Miskin 2010
- 3. Explore, interact, augment Photo: Københavns Museum/Caspar Miskin 2010 Photo: Jakob Parby 2012
- 4. Photo: Københavns Museum Photo: VÆGGEN/Nickey 2012 Truth bearing documents vs insider views Photo: Københavns Museum Photo: VÆGGEN/Nickey 2012
- 5. Worth sharing? Worth saving? ”Cute--- but what’s it to us?” Photo: VÆGGEN/Lübbers 2011
- 6. Should the user-generated content enter our collections? Photo: Sarah Giersing 2012
- 7. Three things to consider before you launch your platform (if you want to be prepared for incorporating UGC into your collections) 1. Context and provenance: Make sure to record appropriate information that makes understanding the media easier – and will make it easier to search for. 2. Technical quality and conservation status: Make sure to keep a data format that will last as long as possible. 3. IP rights conditions: Make sure that the user uploads material of his/her own only. Make sure to have the user sign over an appropiate license on upload. And make sure you have created a lasting accessability to the material that accomodates the license agreed upon.
- 8. A WALL in Cairo CULTNAT: Center for Documentation of Cultural and Natural Heritage DEDI: Danish Egyptian Dialogue Institute WMF: Women and Memory Forum Museum of Copenhagen Copyright: Ramses Nosshi 2012
- 9. Photo: Sarah Giersing 2012 Copyright: Ramses Nosshi 2012 Collaborating on a dream Photo: Sarah Giersing 2012 Photo: Sarah Giersing 2012
- 10. Going local: Sanduq al Dunia // MISSION “To create an interactive, innovative and multi-dimensional public platform for the reception, accessibility and contribution to the cultural and natural diversity of Cairo, its inhabitans, and their living memory – pioneering in the Middle East and the Arab World. Sanduq el Dunia will celebrate and highlight the immense and diverse riches in archaeology, architecture, arts, culture and social political movements present in Cairo.[…] to democratize the production of collective memory, history and knowledge.”
- 11. Photo: Sarah Giersing 2012 In the middle of a revolution Photo: Sarah Giersing 2012 Photo: Thawra Media 2012
- 12. Photo: Sarah Giersing 2012 Sarah Giersing // sarah.giersing@kff.kk.dk // +45 24474814