Data curation and information systems design from Australasia : implications for cataloguing of vernacular knowledge in galleries, libraries, archives, and museums
The need for decolonizing cultural institutions and their mismanagement practices in galleries, libraries, archives, and museums, of First Nations peoples' materials and knowledge has been widely recognised. However, this has not translated into an information systems design, nor a complementar...
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| Main Authors | , |
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| Format | Electronic eBook |
| Language | English |
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Bingley, U.K. :
Emerald Publishing Limited,
2024.
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| Series | Advances in librarianship ;
54 |
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| Online Access | Full text |
| ISBN | 9781804556160 |
| DOI | 10.1108/S0065-2830202454 |
| Physical Description | 1 online resource (440 pages) |
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Table of Contents:
- POEM / Yali Leanne Windl PREFACE / Kirsten Thorpe INTRODUCTION: Co-design & Social Justice Opportunities in Information System Design / Julie Nichols and Bharat Mehra
- Part 1: INFRASTRUCTURE [SECTIONAL SYNOPSIS] / Julie Nichols and Bharat Mehra
- Chapter 1. The Ethics and Cultural Sensitivities of Data Management: Some Considerations / Anna Leditschke, Julie Nichols, Karl Farrow, and Quenten Agius
- Chapter 2. Enhanced Material Management: Application of Natural Language Processing and Rule Based Modelling for Simplifying Storage Requirements in a Museum / Georg Grossmann, Alice Beale, Harkaran Singh, Ben Smith, and Julie Nichols
- Chapter 3. Reflections from the Field: Country in a Plastic Bag / Stephen Nova
- Chapter 4. Galleries, Libraries, Archives, Museums [GLAM]-focused Games and Gamification / Erik Champion and Susannah Emery
- Part 2: BODIES OF KNOWLEDGE [SECTIONAL SYNOPSIS] / Julie Nichols and Bharat Mehra
- Chapter 5. Entwined Vernaculars: Heritages of Tolerances, Reconciliation and Resistance / Julie Nichols and Quenten Agius
- Chapter 6. Working to Improve the Fire Exhibit of the Australian Aboriginal Cultures Gallery (AACG) / Jared Thomas
- Chapter 7. An Exploration of Digital Representation of Australian Aboriginal Art in Museums for Immersive Engagement / Rui Zhang and Fanke Peng
- Chapter 8. Clapsticks: Investigating Curatorial Opportunities / Eloise Labaz, Julie Nichols, Rebecca Agius, and Quenten Agius
- Chapter 9. Alternate Worldviews: Implications for Design, Architecture, and Cultural Records / Subook Samridhi and Yali Leanne Windl
- Chapter 10. More Than an Exhibition: Finding Voice, Tiati (truth) and New Perspectives / Julia Garnaut, Lynette Crocker, Jeffrey Newchurch, and Merle Simpson
- Part 3: BODIES OF EXPERIENCE [SECTIONAL SYNOPSIS] / Julie Nichols and Bharat Mehra
- Chapter 11. Yarning Journeys: Ngadjuri Perspectives on Cultural Heritage / Julie Nichols, Jeffrey Newchurch, Robert Rigney, Bonita Sansbury, and Tinesha Miller
- Chapter 12. The Significance of Country: Ngadjuri Voices and Cultural Heritage / Julie Nichols, Lynette Newchurch, Rebecca Agius, Ann Newchurch, and David Weetra
- Chapter 13. Agency and Authority in Intangible Cultural Heritage / Brye Marshall and Julie Nichols
- Chapter 14. Aboriginal Cultural Heritage in South Australia: Where to Next? / Deanne Hanchant-Nichols
- Part 4. REPRESENTATION [SECTIONAL SYNOPSIS] / Julie Nichols and Bharat Mehra
- Chapter 15. 'Inter-sites of Knowledge': Jules Janssen's Nineteenth-century Astronomical Apparatus and a Contemporary Moving Image System / Deirdre Feeney
- Chapter 16. AR Storytelling for the Galleries, Libraries, Archives, Museum [GLAM] Sector: A case Study with the South Australian Museum Fire Exhibit and Megafauna Displays / Ben Stubbs
- Chapter 17. Can the Transdisciplinary Co-creation of Extended Reality Experience (XR) Artworks Help Decolonise the GLAM Sector? / Mairi Gunn, Irene Hancy, and Tanya Remana
- Chapter 18. Beyond the Inanimate Line: Expanding Narratives of Drawings in Contemporary Creative Practice and Architectural Education / Katica Pedisic CONCLUSION / Julie Nichols and Bharat Mehra.