OxCrowd: From Tags to Tools: Using crowdsourcing to understand and encourage engagement with cultural heritage abc

With Professor Kathryn Eccles and Jamie Cameron

The Oxford Internet Institute is excited to have Kathryn Eccles and Jamie Cameron give the second OxCrowd talk of the term 'From Tags to Tools: Using crowdsourcing to understand and encourage engagement with cultural heritage'.

OxCrowd: Cultures of contribution and unexpected knowledges in citizen science: Programs, perception, learning and anti-programs abc

With Professor Thomas Hillman and Dick Kasperowski

The Oxford Internet Institute is excited to have Thomas Hillman and Dick Kasperowski give the first OxCrowd talk of the term 'Cultures of contribution and unexpected knowledges in citizen science: Programs, perception, learning and anti-programs'.

OxCrowd: (Networked) Learning Analytics abc

The OxCrowd Network brings together academics and students to share and discuss insights on methodological and theoretical challenges related to understanding contemporary crowdbased phenomena facilitated by digital technologies and platforms.

Resolving Disagreement by Sharing Uncertainty abc

The OxCrowd Network looks at insights on methodological and theoretical challenges related to understanding contemporary crowdbased phenomena facilitated by digital technologies and platforms.

Massiveness, Scale, and Automation: perspectives on the more-than-human of the MOOC abc

This talk will explore both theoretical and practical ways of engaging with education at scale.

Combining big data and small data to understand crowdbased learning: A pragmatic approach abc

With Professor Rebecca Eynon, Dr Isis Hjorth, and Dr Taha Yasseri

The OxCrowd project examines the extent to which social learning can be supported in the large online crowds of MOOCs.