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"Defining Open Authority" presented as part of a full panel on Open Authority in museums at the Museum Computer Network in Montreal, 2013. Other panelists include Ed Rodley, Jeffrey Inscho, Porchia Moore, and Elizabeth Bollwerk. http://lanyrd.com/2013/mcn2013/scrxqb/
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MCN 2013, Montreal
Open Authority Defining
Lori Byrd Phillips | @LoriLeeByrd
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Authoritative
Defining “Authority”
Given enough eyeballs, all bugs are shallow.
Defining “Open”
Museum
Community +
contributions
expertise
Open Authority
Contributory Collaborative Co-Creative
Tagging
Voting
Identifying
Transcribing
Community Sourcing Participatory
Interpretation Crowdsourcing
Memory Sharing
Community Blogging
Idea Generation / Dialogue
Sharing Media
Reggio Emilia
A Spectrum of Open Authority
The Reggio Emilia Approach
Led by the Interest of the Child
Rethinking the Student-Teacher
Relationship
The Importance of Community
Reggio in Action
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“We have to participate as a community,
A Community of Learners
together,
in order to get a full perspective...
We’re building empathy
from the beginning.”
- Susan Mackay
Open Authority: You’re Invited
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Access to expertise
Community participation
A platform
Content to engage with
Shared control &
dialogue
A focus on process, not
product
Evidence of
collaboration
Elements of Open Authority
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