QUT ePrints (Queensland University of Technology) · 2006 · 392 citations · 2 references
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Social SciencesCommunicationInformation SystemsCommunities Of PracticeMedia StudiesMedia TheoryDigital MediaMedia ProductionNew MediaNews MediaNews ProductionVirtual CommunitiesAudience Co-productionAudience CollaborationAudience ProductionContent Delivery ModelsDigital Media ProductionOnline News ProductionOpen-source Software DevelopmentParticipatory Media Production
The increasing prevalence of user-led content production especially in online environments from the Wikipedia to open news publications and open source software development communities is indicative of an ongoing paradigm shift from industrial-style content production to what is here described as produsage: the collaborative, iterative, and user-led production of content by participants in a hybrid user-producer, or produser role. This paper outlines the overall characteristics of produsers and produsage, identifies key questions for the produsage model, and highlights the economic, educational, and democratic potential of produsage.
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Wikis in teaching and assessment
Axel Bruns, Sal Humphreys · 2005 · 194 citations