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This book illustrates crowdsourcing techniques that will help you to raise money and collect community knowledge so your library can be its most impactful. This informative guide teaches you how to strengthen your library's collections and services and develop your relationships with patrons by crowdsourcing ideas, support, and skills from your community. Citing success stories from libraries across the country, it also specifies tactics that will help you to serve specific demographic groups, including children, teens, and adults. You'll learn how to more exactly meet your patrons' needs by welcoming suggestions for improvements to your library. To raise money for special projects, you'll learn how to garner the necessary support; the author explains what types of funding campaigns are particularly suited to crowdsourcing and offers concrete steps for executing crowdfunding library initiatives. Moreover, you'll learn how to act as your community's documentarian by using crowdsourcing to gather and preserve community knowledge such as local history, providing your community with a reservoir of information from which it can draw for years to come.

Crowdsourcing --- Libraries and community --- Crowd funding --- Library fund raising

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For centuries, the art of translation has been misconstrued as a solitary affair. Yet, from Antiquity to the Middle Ages, groups of translators comprised of specialists of different languages formed in order to transport texts from one language and culture to another. Collaborative Translation uncovers the collaborative practices occluded in Renaissance theorizing of translation to which our individualist notions of translation are indebted. Leading translation scholars as well as professional translators have been invited here to detail their experiences of collaborative translation, as well as the fruits of their research into this neglected form of translation.This volume offers in-depth analysis of rich, sometimes explosive, relationships between authors and their translators. Their negotiations of cooperation and control, assistance and interference, are shown here to shape the translation of prominent modern authors such as Günter Grass, Vladimir Nabokov and Haruki Murakami.The advent of printing, the cultural institutions and the legal and political environment that regulate the production of translated texts have each formalized many of the inherently social and communicative practices of translation. Yet this publishing regime has been profoundly disrupted by the technologies that are currently revolutionizing collaborative translation techniques. This volume details the impact that this technological and environmental evolution is having upon the translator, proliferating sites and communities of collaboration, transforming traditional relationships with authors and editors, revisers, stage directors, actors and readers.

Translating and interpreting --- History --- Vertalen --- Vertalen en crowdsourcing --- samenwerking vertaler - auteur --- online samenwerking vertalers --- Theory of literary translation --- History of civilization --- Vertalen en crowdsourcing. --- samenwerking vertaler - auteur. --- online samenwerking vertalers. --- Samenwerking vertaler - auteur. --- Online samenwerking vertalers.

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Gemeenten willen meer van-buiten-naar-binnen werken. Ze willen meer samenwerken met buurten en groepen belanghebbenden. En de dienstverlening van gemeenten kan ook beter: meer online, persoonlijker en dichtbij. De wereld van dienstverlening mengt zich door webcare en online media met die van communicatie. En raakt met co-creatie, crowdsourcing en communities de gemeentelijke ambities met participatie.Tegelijkertijd blijft de echte verbetering op klantcontact en interactie uit. Investeringen in de dienstverlening van gemeenten renderen onvoldoende. Collega?s van Communicatie en Dienstverlening lopen vast op afdelingsoverstijgende belangen en organisatiebrede verandervraagstukken. Er is behoefte aan een nieuwe richting.In Van Buiten naar Binnen, klantcontact & interactie in het publieke domein delen Frank de Goede, David Kok en Ewoud de Voogd hun visie op klantcontact en interactie met de gemeente. Zij verkennen wat de inwoner nu eigenlijk wil van de gemeente. Welke ontwikkelingen zijn er rond dienstverlening, communicatie en participatie? Wat zou een visie op weg naar 2025 moeten zijn? Welk groeipad is daarbij te volgen? Welke nieuwe taken en rollen komen daarbij kijken? In de visie op klantcontact & interactie komen de werelden van dienstverlening, communicatie en participatie bij elkaar. De visie is uitgewerkt en doorspekt met concrete tips en trics. Het is tijd voor een afdeling Klantcontact & Interactie!Frank de Goede is directeur van SIMgroep. SIMgroep helpt 250 lokale overheden met de website, e-dienstverlening en oplossingen voor de gemeenteraad. Frank volgt al 15 jaar de digitale ontwikkelingen bij gemeenten. Daarmee verbetert hij continu het frontoffice van de overheid. Met veel kennis van digitale media en vooral vanuit de ervaring van gebruikers buiten en binnen de gemeenten.David Kok onderzoekt sinds 2011 op persoonlijke titel het gebruik van sociale media door gemeenten in Nederland. Hij verzamelt daarbij de beste cases en ervaringen van gemeenten met nieuwe media en de netwerksamenleving. Sinds 2012 werkt hij daarbij nauw samen met HowAboutYou. David is communicatieadviseur voor de gemeenteraad van Almere.Ewoud de Voogd is partner van HowAboutYou, het adviesbureau in online media en klantcontact voor gemeenten. Hij beweegt zich op het snijvlak tussen overheid, inwoners, bedrijven of buurten en nieuwe technologie. Als organisatieadviseur verbeterde Ewoud de dienstverlening, communicatie en participatie van tientallen gemeenten.Bron: https://eburon.nl/product/buiten-naar-binnen/

Consumer behavior --- Mass communications --- Inwoners --- Interactie --- Dienstverlening --- Webcare --- Media --- Co-creatie --- Crowdsourcing --- Participatie --- Lokaal beleid --- Gemeentebeleid --- Communicatiestrategieën --- Klantenmanagement --- Bewoner --- Cocreatie --- Communicatiestrategie --- Leiderschap

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Crowds --- Electronic commerce --- Internet --- Internet --- Electronic commerce --- Crowds. --- Collective behavior. --- Crowdsourcing. --- Human computation. --- Social aspects --- Social aspects --- Social aspects. --- Social aspects.

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The recent global diffusion of new technologies, combined with the use of big data analytics, can help policymakers promote the effective development of future cities that provide living and work environments in which citizens can thrive. In particular, innovative applications of geospatial and sensing technologies and the penetration of mobile phone technology are providing unprecedented data collection This data can be analyzed for many purposes, including tracking population and mobility, private sector investment, and transparency in federal and local government. To help development practitioners within and beyond the World Bank take advantage of these trends, this brief profiles a sample of big data applications to support improved urban development in low- and middle-income countries. It also cites potential opportunities for big data analytics to help developing nations achieve sustainable urban growth, while reducing the economic differential with high-income countries.

Big Data --- City Development Strategies --- Crowdsourcing --- Ict Applications --- Ict Data and Statistics --- Information and Communication Technologies --- Information Technology --- Law and Development --- Law Enforcement Systems --- Social Inclusion --- Social Media --- Transport --- Urban Crime --- Urban Development --- Urban Economic Development --- Urbanization