3 resultados para Research Commons
em Deakin Research Online - Australia
Resumo:
Introduction: Sue Owen, Associate University Librarian, Deakin University Library.
Presentations:
Using Creative Commons licences to provide open access in the education and research sectors / Professor Anne Fitzgerald ;
Elsevier and open access / Macy Lee and David Tempest ;
Electronic rights in academic publishing; a researcher's perspective / Professor Christoph Antons.
Panel discussion, Question and answer.
Includes audio/visual recording of whole Symposium
Resumo:
Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to identify the value of the arts play in public spaces in replicating a contemporary commons. Design/methodology/approach – The study is an exploratory investigation which uses a case study of cultural events in public parks – the Vancouver Parks Board’s fieldhouse residency program (2012-2015). The study uses content analysis of the social media sites created for these projects to identify how the sites and the cultural events were valued by stakeholders and participants. Findings – The paper finds that, in combination, the park events and the social media discussion of them function as a form of the commons, in which new urban communities are formed or defined around specific common social interests. Research limitations/implications – The paper finds that, in combination, the park events and the reflective engagement prompted by the social media discussion of them function as a form of the commons, in which new urban communities are formed or defined around specific common social interests. Practical implications – It is anticipated that cultural programs will increasingly interact with common public places. Social implications – The study supports the increased use of and recognition of public places as culturally significant. Originality/value – The study aims to encourage the expansion of arts and cultural policy and programs to incorporate common public places.