My unused presentation for the rollicking discussion about crowdsourcing at NMC

1. I
don’t
like
to
use
the
word
“crowdsourcing”

2. Why
not?

3. Why
not?
• It
smacks
of
exploita=on.
“Let’s
get
the
crowd
to
do
it
for
us.”

4. Why
not?
• It
smacks
of
exploita=on.
“Let’s
get
the
crowd
to
do
it
for
us.”
• It
makes
the
crowd
sound
like
a
natural
resource
to
be
mined.

5. Why
not?
• It
smacks
of
exploita=on.
“Let’s
get
the
crowd
to
do
it
for
us.”
• It
makes
the
crowd
sound
like
a
natural
resource
to
be
mined.
• It
doesn’t
acknowledge
the
rela=onship
that
exists
whenever
you
ask
strangers
to
help
you
fulfill
your
mission.

6. Crowd
sourcing

7. Crowd
sourcing
Crowd
funding

8. Par=cipatory
experiences
Crowd
sourcing
Crowd
funding

9. Why
are
these
ideas
a
big
deal?

10. Why
are
these
ideas
a
big
deal?
• They
get
us
out
of
“the
visit”
mentality
and
into
longer
term
rela=onships
with
our
audiences.

11. Why
are
these
ideas
a
big
deal?
• They
get
us
out
of
“the
visit”
mentality
and
into
longer
term
rela=onships
with
our
audiences.
• They
have
the
possibility
to
turn
passive
visitors
into
ac=ve
co-­‐creators,
co-­‐funders,
and
co-­‐owners
of
our
outputs.

12. enerator
Strandbeest
by
Leonieke
Aalders
CC-­‐BY-­‐SA
2.0

13. Gakken
Strandbeest
Rear
by
Dave
Fayram
CC-­‐BY
2.0

16. How
to
engage
with
a
global
community
of
interest?

17. Build
an
online
community
plaSorm

22. How
to
engage
with
a
global
community
of
interest?

23. Use
an
exis=ng
online
community
plaSorm

24. hUps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Meetup/Peabody_Essex_Museum_Edit-­‐a-­‐thon_Spring_2014

26. Ques=ons?
Hit
me
up
Ed
Rodley
Peabody
Essex
Museum
e:
ed_rodley@pem.org
t:
@erodley