Packaging

Possible types of outputs

• passive consumption documents (digital, print)
• interaction
  • forms and checklists (interactive)
• curation: lists of resources
• graphic and visualizations (static, interactive)
• process diagrams
• pictures and video, multimedia
• cards, flash cards, active support material
• group activities, exercises
• training modules, education materials
• artwork (any type of art)
• promo / comms materials
• campaign (strategy)

Final versus iterative

• working groups, communities of practice, support groups
• who to get in touch with and where
• contact list

• metadata of single output versus collection of outputs

Metadata

check * [DUBLIN CORE METADATA ELEMENT SET VERSION 1.1]

• Title (*)
• Author (*)
• A very clear and concise description telling us (*):
  • what it is
  • what it does
  • for whom
• Publisher (*)
• Contributor (*)
• PUT A DATE ON IT (*)
  • date created, date last modified
  • use by date * expiration date * not good after date
• Format (see possible types of output) (*)
  • supported platforms
• Source (URL, original non*translated version, master of forks etc) (*)
• Language (*)
• Keywords / tags (*)

• use cases
• target audience(s)
  • to flesh out in free form
• location, target location

• LICENSE

CONTAINERS / CAPSULES

• depends on audience

• CURATION IS KEY
• UPDATE IS ALSO KEY
• MANAGEMENT IS EVEN MORE KEY

• website
  • splash page (indepdendent)
  • institutional website, curated/guided (by collaborator or publisher or RD partner)
• print
• wiki
  • RD wiki
  • ad hoc wikis
• github repo
• social networks (example: visualization that gets pushed throug twitter without it living anywhere specific)
• email lists
• physical archives
• graffiti, stencil, street art, tattoos

Questions

• how to track revisions?
• how to make sure outputs created during the RDF can be shared for iterative collaboration?