Community Management Sample Clauses

Community Management. As already established and discussed by Xxxx & Xxxxxx, despite the potential for crowdsourcing to break through traditional academic barriers (ex. Wikipedia), there have been limits to how much of this output is considered valuable in the GLAM sector.351 While there is a strong and growing movement in the citizen science field towards a many-to-many crowdsourcing style352 (where communities both inside and outside of the academy work together creatively beyond the scope of “cheap labor”) the cultural heritage sector largely continues to create centralized projects as foci for participants. On such projects, it is agreed by interview subjects with a professional role in crowdsourcing that organized community management is beneficial to the digital community sustainability.353 Volunteers also report that regular interactions with institutional employees has a profoundly positive effect on their continued engagement in crowdsourcing. Examples where there is a designated community manager on staff, such as the Library of Congress’ By the People project, bear this conclusion out as that community shows growth along the adaptive cycle model over several years. Other attempts at diffusing the management tasks across multiple roles or by relying on the passions of the community to self-manage have been successful as well. Balancing the relationship between the crowd and the institution through various management models tests many sustainability metrics and community resilience. The centralized community manager represents something of a paradox in the crowdsourcing space. One feature often associated with crowdsourcing is that the crowd’s ‘wisdom’ is greater than any individual’s and therefore the crowd should be best suited to managing itself. However, institutions in Europe, the US, and Canada have largely maintained a “hand on the wheel” when it comes to support, workflow, and other community management tasks. Until now this resistance to a community led management style has not been detrimental as many projects heralded as successes rely on the centralized manager. This approach however, adds restrictions to what form the crowd can take which could contradict the prevailing research on crowdsourcing that ascribes value to the independence of the crowd.354 There exists a conflict between institution and community which could have a deleterious effect on sustainability over time. Early in the establishment of a crowdsourcing community this conflict creates relat...
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Community Management. 1. Agent shall appoint a Manager who shall coordinate the duties in this Scope of Work.
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Community Management. LGT will be responsible for making all decisions with regard to all community projects and initiatives including events. The development officer will work with community groups and stakeholders with all proposals being presented to LGT for approval and authorisation.
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Community Management. Management functions of community are divided into two levels: Management by system administrator on forum setting: plate allocation, appointment of plate administrators, management of community account, etc. Plate administrators perform routine maintenance and management on posts in the community.
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Community Management. Social Media Management: Regular updates, post scheduling, and engagement across platforms such as Facebook, Instagram, X, LinkedIn, etc. • Customer Engagement: Responding to comments, messages, and handling any queries or complaints. • Monitoring & Reporting: Monthly reports on community growth, engagement rates, etc.
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