In 2015, Dartmouth will launch a shared content repository to serve as the bedrock of our 200+ institutional sites. With an emphasis on the content repository user experience (CRUX), we are separating content from form, building a digital commons that renders silos invisible on the surface, and empowering site editors to join the narrative wave. Follow along as we tangle with questions of territoriality, authorship, and credit while we bring the COPE model to a diverse, distributed network on sites.
This session will cover:
Transitioning from high geek to high speak as we follow the arc of the web from data to conversation.
Modernizing the digital press to execute the distributed message.
Managing the community: how we provide education to help people understand both the toolsets and the concepts of shared content (in plain language).
