Rightside Response: sharing and managing sensitive information.

While in and of itself information technology may seem benign, the manner in which it is introduced and maintained is not. Like the technologies that preceded it, the Internet is changing the way Indigenous people exchange information.

Rightside Response is working with a number of leading Indigenous organisations to design and develop products that apply IT solutions to the business of maintaining traditional protocols.

Through this work, Rightside Response has gained important insights into the way Indigenous cultural restrictions interact with multimedia and Internet design and service delivery.

We are committed to designing and developing websites and multimedia products that affirm the importance of sharing and managing information in culturally-appropriate ways.

Ara Irititja Demonstration
Australian Indigenous Cultural Network (AICN)

Integrating screen shots, a moving cursor and audio narration, this 15 minute interactive presentation tool - authored in Macromedia's Flash - demonstrates key components of Ara Irititja's electronic database. AICN used the demonstration at UNESCO meetings in Paris and Geneva to explain how Indigenous communities in Australia are using IT advances to preserve, access and manage cultural materials. Downloadable and online streaming versions of the presentation can be accessed from the Ara Irititja web site (www.irititja.com/flash/overview.html).

Ernabella Video Television - Video Archiving Project
PY Media.

Rightside Response extracted and prepared hundreds of short digital video clips from the Ernabella Video Television Archive. The clips have subsequently been incorporated into several electronic archiving systems and a variety of digital products.

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