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==Design== | ==Design== | ||
==Check-in== | |||
:*David | |||
===Categories=== | |||
ie: science, politics, arts, community organizations | |||
:David: we need a good base of categories. Look at how many profiles in each category and decide which require division. | |||
:Rob: pull out reports to see which ones need separate categories | |||
===Subcategories== | |||
Subcategories on the front, or the series of pictures? | |||
:David: suggest categories; page could be interactive, 5 categories chosen randomly and images chosen randomnly with the sub category attached | |||
:Rob: Regional option, so somebody could find something in BC? | |||
==Check-in with Researchers== | |||
*Adrienne and Rob will continue as volunteers. Elena will volunteer starting September. | |||
*Interest in recruiting volunteers for translating ACW material (esp. into asian languages). Banner on main page? Need text for this-Elena | |||
==Mandate== | ==Mandate== | ||
*What differentiates ACW from Wikipedia | |||
:Wikipedia is world-scale notable, objective. ACW can provide more diverse perspectives, as well as connecting points and stories. acw can create timelines and maps of artsts. Over time, the relationship between artists and organizations can be developed. | :Wikipedia is world-scale notable, objective. ACW can provide more diverse perspectives, as well as connecting points and stories. acw can create timelines and maps of artsts. Over time, the relationship between artists and organizations can be developed. | ||
*Why ACW is helpful to the average user etc. | |||
:Discovering artists by their name, type, connection | :Discovering artists by their name, type, connection | ||
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==Privacy Policy== | ==Privacy Policy== | ||
*Will email to members of the collective for approval. | |||
==Disclaimer== | ==Disclaimer== | ||
*Will email to members of the collective for approval. | |||
==Search function== | ==Search function== | ||
*David | |||
==Contact Us page== | ==Contact Us page== | ||
*David | |||
==Continuing on past September launch== | ==Continuing on past September launch== | ||
*Adrienne and Rob will continue as volunteers. Elena will volunteer starting September. | |||
Revision as of 08:29, 7 August 2012
Meeting Minutes August 8 2012
Agenda
- Design
- Check-in from Researchers
- Mandate
- What differentiates ACW from Wikipedia
- Why ACW is helpful to the average user etc.
- Privacy Policy
- Disclaimer
- Search function
- Organizing content - use Aspects or create more categories
- Contact Us page
- Continuing on past September launch
Design
- David
Categories
ie: science, politics, arts, community organizations
- David: we need a good base of categories. Look at how many profiles in each category and decide which require division.
- Rob: pull out reports to see which ones need separate categories
=Subcategories
Subcategories on the front, or the series of pictures?
- David: suggest categories; page could be interactive, 5 categories chosen randomly and images chosen randomnly with the sub category attached
- Rob: Regional option, so somebody could find something in BC?
Check-in with Researchers
- Adrienne and Rob will continue as volunteers. Elena will volunteer starting September.
- Interest in recruiting volunteers for translating ACW material (esp. into asian languages). Banner on main page? Need text for this-Elena
Mandate
- What differentiates ACW from Wikipedia
- Wikipedia is world-scale notable, objective. ACW can provide more diverse perspectives, as well as connecting points and stories. acw can create timelines and maps of artsts. Over time, the relationship between artists and organizations can be developed.
- Why ACW is helpful to the average user etc.
- Discovering artists by their name, type, connection
Proposed Mandate
- Asian Canadian wiki is a website dedicated to promoting Asian Canadian community and is a database of all things Asian Canadian - from artists, scientists, leaders, to cultural centres, community organizations to festivals.
Proposed History
- The intent of this site was to gather like minded Asian Canadians from arts and cultural communities to participate in a National Asian Heritage Month Symposium in 2010. Locating Asian Canadian artists, arts organizations, communities and centres was a challenging process. We realized that connecting these communities required more research and development.
The asiancanadianwiki.org was soon created by compiling, Canada Council for the Arts connections, renowned artists, established artist organizations, and re-usable third-party information into a online resource. Spearheaded by Festival Accès Asie, the site was created by a small team of dedicated volunteers to realize objectives for the National Asian Heritage Month Symposium.
With funding from Canada Council for the Arts and with your support, our 2012 goal is to “kickstart” asiancanadianwiki.org with design elements and substantial and credible content. Our hope is that the site will has the necessary visibility and participation to foster connection, culture and community.
Privacy Policy
- Will email to members of the collective for approval.
Disclaimer
- Will email to members of the collective for approval.
Search function
- David
Contact Us page
- David
Continuing on past September launch
- Adrienne and Rob will continue as volunteers. Elena will volunteer starting September.