Position Statements --- Always Already Computational: Collections as Data
Creators
- Bailey, Jefferson1
- Chassanoff, Alexandra2
- Clement, Tanya3
- Foreman, Gabrielle P.4
- Mookerjee, Labanya5
- Fowler, Dan6
- Green, Harriett7
- Guiliano, Jennifer8
- Hardesty, Juliet L.9
- Harlow, Christina10
- Jansen, Greg11
- Marciano, Richard11
- Johnston, Lisa12
- Lincoln, Matthew13
- Liu, Alan14
- Miller, Matthew15
- Neatrour, Anna16
- Posner, Miriam17
- Rabun, Sheila18
- Ridge, Mia19
- Scates Kettler, Hannah20
- Schmidt, Ben21
- Seubert, David14
- Sakr, Laila Shereen14
- Sherratt, Tim22
- St. Onge, Tim23
- Thompson, Santi24
- Zwaard, Kate23
- 1. Internet Archive
- 2. Massachusetts Institute of Technology
- 3. University of Texas Austin
- 4. University of Delaware
- 5. University of Delware
- 6. Open Knowledge Foundation
- 7. University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign
- 8. IUPUI
- 9. Indiana University
- 10. Cornell University
- 11. University of Maryland College Park
- 12. University of Minnesota
- 13. Getty Research Institute
- 14. University of California Santa Barbara
- 15. New York Public Library
- 16. University of Utah
- 17. University of California Los Angeles
- 18. IIIF Consoritum
- 19. British Library
- 20. University of Iowa
- 21. Northeastern University
- 22. University of Canberra
- 23. Library of Congress
- 24. University of Houston
Contributors
- 1. University of Nevada Las Vegas
- 2. University of Pennsylvania
- 3. Stanford University
- 4. Texas A&M
- 5. Emory University
Description
Participants at Always Already Computational: Collections as Data Forum 1 (March 1-3, 2017) were asked to respond to the following prompt:
Leading up to the forum, [we] ask that you write a brief position statement derived from direct or related experience salient to the scope of work described in Always Already Computational. We welcome bridging, divergence, and provocation. Is there something concrete or conceptual we are missing? Are there projects and initiatives this work should be connected to? Are there questions and communities we aren’t currently considering? This is an opportunity to highlight aspects of your experience that relate to the project and will to some extent help stage interaction at the face-to-face meeting - and beyond - as the project team works to iteratively refine forum outputs in a range of professional and disciplinary communities.
Perspectives represented in the position statements highlight the many directions collections as data work could go. The statements certainly informed the work of the forum, and consequently the iterative community based development of project outcomes.
This publication is part of the Collections as Data Framework hosted at https://osf.io/mx6uk/.
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