Putting Down Roots: Exploring the Placeness of Virtual Collections in Public Libraries
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Misinformation & Fact-CheckingCommunity Collaboration & WikipediaCommunity Engagement & Civic TechnologySocial WorkersGovernment Officials & Civil ServantsMuseum Curators & Archivists
In this pictorial, we investigate how a virtual collection can put down its roots in a physical space and integrate into the local community. We present PLACED, a place-centric digital service that supports participation and community-production of knowledge in library events. We illustrate how PLACED has been deployed and used at a local public library over a six-month period. We examine the community-produced virtual collection that grew out of this library event with a focus on its placeness.
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DOI: https://dl.acm.org/doi/abs/10.1145/3357236.3395587
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Misinformation & Fact-Checking, Community Collaboration & Wikipedia, Community Engagement & Civic Technology
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Social Workers, Government Officials & Civil Servants, Museum Curators & Archivists
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