At the end of the year, Mark Hedges and Stuart Dunn of Kings College London released their Crowdsourcing Scoping Study, which seeks to "establish a credible definition for, and the current state of the art of, crowd-sourcing in the humanities." The study was funded by the Arts & Humanities Research Council, and has already played an important part in our work for this project. Our hope is to leverage many of the learnings documented here and begin putting them into practice in the field.
You can download the paper, or learn more about their project.
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