The ubiquity of social media has transformed the scope and scale of scholarly communication in the arts and humanities. The consequences of this new participatory and collaborative environment for humanities research has allowed for fresh approaches to communicating research. Social Knowledge Creation takes up the norms and customs of online life to reorient, redistribute, and oftentimes flatten traditional academic hierarchies. This book discusses the implications of how humanists communicate with the world and looks to how social media shapes research methods. This volume addresses peer-review, open access publishing, tenure and promotion, mentorship, teaching, collaboration, and interdisciplinarity as a comprehensive introduction to these rapidly changing trends in scholarly communication, digital pedagogy, and educational technology. Collaborative structures are rapidly augmenting disciplinary focus of humanities curriculum and the public impact of humanities research teams with new organizational and disciplinary thinking. Social Knowledge Creation represents a particularly dynamic and growing field in which the humanities seeks to find new ways to communicate the legacy and traditions of humanities based inquiry in a 21st century context.
New Technologies in Medieval and Renaissance Studies Volume 7.
Edited by Alyssa Arbuckle, Aaron Mauro, and Daniel Powell

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Social Knowledge Creation in the Humanities: Volume 1 (Volume 526) (Medieval and Renaissance Texts and Studies)

Renaissance Society of America

M R T S

ACMRS

Medieval & Renaissance Texts & Studies (Series), volume 526, 566, Toronto, Ontario, 2017

United States, United States of America

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Cover
Title Page
Contents
Tracing the Movement of Ideas: Social Knowledge Creation in the Humanities
A Framework for Understanding Social Knowledge Creation
Open Access and Openness in Scholarly Work
Crowdsourcing in Culture and Academia
Expanding Ideas of Collaboration
Social Knowledge in Humanities Practice
Outline of Social Knowledge Creation in the Humanities Volumes
Conclusion: Technology as Practical Culture
An Annotated Bibliography of Social Knowledge Creation
Introduction
I. Social Knowledge Creation and Conveyance
1. History of Social Knowledge Production
2. Society, Governance, and Knowledge Construction and Constriction
3. Designing Knowledge Spaces Through Critical Making
4. Social Media Communities, Content, and Collaboration
5. Spatial Humanities and Digital Mapping
6. Crowdsourcing
7. Discipline Formation in the Academic Context
8. Public Humanities
9. The Shifting Future of Scholarly Communication and Digital Scholarship
10. Social Knowledge Creation in Electronic Journals and Monographs
11. Social Knowledge Creation in Electronic Scholarly Editions and e-Books
12. Exemplary Instances of Social Knowledge Construction
13. A Complete Alphabetical List of Selections
II. Game-Design Models for Digital Social Knowledge Creation
1. Game-Design Models in Scholarly Communication Practices and Digital Scholarship
2. Game-Design-Inspired Learning Initiatives
3. Game-Design Models in the Context of Social Knowledge Creation Tools
4. Defining Gamification and Other Game-Design Models
5. Game-Design Models and the Digital Economy
6. Game-Design Insights and Best Practices
7. A Complete Alphabetical List of Selections
III. Social Knowledge Creation Tools
1. Collaborative Annotation
2. User-Derived Content
3. Folksonomy Tagging
4. Community Bibliography
5. Shared Text Analysis
6. A Complete Alphabetical List of Selections
Complete Alphabetical List of Bibliography
Contributors

2024-01-27