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Incomplete list of more recent CUNY activisim related web content |
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Facebook Groups
Students United for a Free CUNY
Occupy CUNY Graduate Center
Queens College Occupy Archive
Facebook Pages
Occupy CUNY
Hunter General Assembly
Youtube Videos
Baruch, Brooklyn College
Free University trailer
Tumbler
http://daystilmayday.tumblr.com/
Twitter hashtags
#freecuny
#occupycuny
#transformingassembly
etc.
Goldstein wedding, radical lunch
Photo Collections
Advocate
OccupyCUNY News
(#occupycuny hash tag on) Flickr
News
OccupyCUNY News
Fiona’s news list
Advocate
Org Websites
Brooklyn Student Union
Unofficial USS
Some innovative ideas for using an archive in non-traditional ways:
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Semantic indexing using implicit textual patterns and embedded metadata to facilitate the organization, visualization, and efficient of search and retrieval in large data collections. More on the basic idea: http://www.knowledgesearch.org/
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Quality control for crowdsourcing. Design a new metric to assess implicit factors of CUNY community and other contributors such as level of expertise, consensus with other contributors, community rating and other qualities (similar to assessing trust or authority in a network).
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Use image of archive as a Knowledge Base (KB) with an application development front end to allow users to pull customized information for a specific purpose into a new site, aeaching materials or other project.
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Integrate components for automatically archiving and visualizing emergent media from RSS and social media sites by hashtag or other criteria. Increasingly, stories are told and information is distributed by through tweets, citizen journalism, shared links. Currently, social media aggregation tools for organizations exist and something could be adapted for our purpose. A nice experiment: http://somelab.net/
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It might be nice to have some area of the archive dedicated for contributing datasets. If a standard is used, and there's some money to hire a developer, the data sets can be linked to something like D3 library so that users can generate their own (simple - word clouds, bar and pie charts) visualizations.
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How about an istance of Crowdmap to support and collect infortation related to CUNY activism moving forward? Looks neat! https://crowdmap.com/mhi_extras/new/
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