Peer production cycle Sample Clauses

Peer production cycle. Within the QMPP project we have developed a metaphor for the effective management of quality in peer production. It includes two important elements - these are the “peer production cycle” and the “supporting activities”. The “peer production cycle” includes the following phases: ♦ benchmarking – identifying of good cases and practices, identifying of good digital resources, identifying areas of lacking content, sharing learning experiences by sharing learning (b)logs etc. ♦ creating – (shared) authoring of texts and other resources; creating images, audio materials, video materials; creating wikis etc. ♦ validating – validating content with subject matter experts, validating content with peers, rating the validity of the content etc. ♦ editing – sharing editing responsibilities (from proof-reading to translation), undertaking peer reviews, creating alternative navigational routes etc. ♦ enriching – creating additional content materials, publishing individual works and team works, sharing or learning (b)logs, adding library links, social bookmarking, creating wikis etc. ♦ updating – monitoring existing content, updating existing content, adding specific area content etc. However, as stated previously, it is obvious that organizations favoring peer production must also have enabling and supporting structures. These should include the following: ♦ enabling policies – organizational opportunities for peer production of content (such as time resources allocated for peer production), management support for peer production, access to various digital resources to be used in content production etc. ♦ enabling procedures – organizational support for peer production, guidelines for peer production and peer reviews, guidelines of intellectual property rights, agreement on compensation policies etc. ♦ enabling processes – practical support of peer production, agreed and supported processes and workflows for peer production ♦ enabling tools – joint and shared tools to be used in peer production to provide effective and fluent collaborative work. These essential elements are summarized in picture 3. Picture 3 Updating Benchmarking Enablliin g polliiciies Enabling procedures Enriching CRreaatitningg Enabling processes Enabling tools Ediittiin g VCarelidaatintingg At this stage it should also be emphasized that in real life these stages are not linear or directly sequencial. In the creation phase there is naturally authoring, re-authoring etc. – thus it can rather be seen ...
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