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Docubase is a project of the MIT Open Documentary Lab that aims to create a collaborative, participatory community around a growing collection of innovative documentaries curated by experts and outsiders alike. Documentaries can be searched and sorted easily in a number of ways (most recent, most viewed, alphabetical order / or as a list rather than a mosaic). The interface is slick, colorful and simple to use. More than 140 documentaries are already available and a selected group of curators has put together a number of publicly available playlists designed aroound key themes connecting these clips. Playlists: http://docubase.upian.com/playlist/ The curators: http://docubase.upian.com/curator/ A fantastic resource for documentary lovers and a great example of how in an open and participatory project, curation can play a fundamental role. Free to use. Try it out now: http://docubase.upian.com/ More info: http://docubase.upian.com/about/ Suggest projects to be included: http://docubase.upian.com/contact/ Read more about it: http://opendoclab.mit.edu/docubase_conversation #mitdocubase Delete the scoop?
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Robin Good's insight:
Docubase is a project of the MIT Open Documentary Lab that aims to create a collaborative, participatory community around a growing collection of innovative documentaries curated by experts and outsiders alike.
Documentaries can be searched and sorted easily in a number of ways (most recent, most viewed, alphabetical order / or as a list rather than a mosaic). The interface is slick, colorful and simple to use.
More than 140 documentaries are already available and a selected group of curators has put together a number of publicly available playlists designed aroound key themes connecting these clips.
Playlists: http://docubase.upian.com/playlist/
The curators: http://docubase.upian.com/curator/
A fantastic resource for documentary lovers and a great example of how in an open and participatory project, curation can play a fundamental role.
Free to use.
Try it out now: http://docubase.upian.com/
More info: http://docubase.upian.com/about/
Suggest projects to be included: http://docubase.upian.com/contact/
Read more about it: http://opendoclab.mit.edu/docubase_conversation
#mitdocubase
Great one.
Incredible documentaries... something for everyone...!