Mixing the library-information interaction and the disc jockey
D.A. Norton, Mel Woods, Shaleph J. O’Neill, N.A. Neill · International Journal of Arts and Technology · 2014
A model of information interaction, based on the activities of disc jockeys (DJs) provides a valuable conceptual framework for working in large digital collections. Their processes and workflow demonstrate creative information behaviours that are transferable to other data-representations; as such the model represents a new take on read/write systems of interaction for creative development in archives of all kinds, and provides a platform for learning and authoring with digital collections.