...Yonathan Dri Handarkho; Khaerunnisa; Mutiara Cininta Purpose This study presents a theoretical model that aims to investigate the factors that determine Gen-Z’s intention to participate in crowdsourcing for the preservation of world heritage sites using internet and communication technology (ICT...

... for reconstructing the entire heritage site in 3D, and outlines achievable digitisation activities in the crowdsourced, close-range photogrammetry of a 19th century Cheah Kongsi clan temple located in George Town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site in Penang, Malaysia. Findings The research explores whether loosely...

... perspective. Crowdsourcing methods are very powerful for establishing a shared and cohesive city brand, now rooted in its cultural and social foundations and not the marketing campaign clichés. Finally, storytelling emerges as a creative resource that enhances the social, cultural and economic layout...

... the cross-cultural appreciation of material cultures from the past. Crowdsourcing Best practices Photogrammetry AR VR Digital museum The significant change in the accessibility of software in the last decade has inadvertently paved the way for the “now everyone can do it!” paradigm (Ch’ng...

...Mark Turner; Stephen Dowsland; Aron Mazel; Myra Giesen Purpose Crowdsourcing heritage information has enormous potential to help gather data needed to make decisions over the deployment of resources and heritage conservation funding. Taking advantage of the rapid proliferation of mobile devices...

... for the tagging and transcription of manuscripts globally, proposes the Indian GLAM to exploit the benefits of this practice for Indian manuscripts also in order to expedite the tagging process to enhance their usage. Use of the concept of crowdsourcing in the academic world can be traced back in January...