sharing research
- sharing as you go
- documentation for reflection, for archival or for sharing?
- documentation often a iterative, internal, process driven
- sharing just a version that is more active and public-facing
sharing research to:-
- explain
- archive in the commons
- reflect, challenge or provoke
- clarify your thinking
- help you understand what matters
- connect with your community
- find wider audience, who else might benefit
- present in different ways to diff groups
- learn from others
connectivity of ideas • invite dialogue, challenge, expand, or support your ideas • contribute to a wider conversation - research doesn’t live in isolation • your process may help others find their own path
exemplary sharing modes
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curated/static/reflective
- blog style
- Exhibition
- Written documentation
- Papers, articles
- Posters, zines, etc
- Walkthrough videos
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live/in progress
- Performance
- Wiki-style docs
- digital gardens
- micro-content
- Livestreams
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more innovative methods exist now online
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novel formats
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blurring the boundaries of presented and live
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sharing by default