The plan is to transform research articles, practice archives, curatorial texts, video observations and digital results into clearly layered and continuously accessible public content.
In 2021, the association launched a public sharing plan for innovative research results to promote phased research and practical results from professional work to public reading. Plans focus on accuracy of content, but also on presentation so that readers from diverse backgrounds can understand the origins of the issues, methods employed, and key findings.
The sharing of results covers cultural inheritance, sports and humanities, artistic practice and cross-border issues. Texts, images, sounds, works and activity records are organized according to the characteristics of their own media, and all results are not summarized in the form of a single paper.
Professional results form a multi-level reading version
The complete study preserves the questions, data, methods, and conclusions, while the public abstract distills key clues and explains technical terms. Works, images and videos suitable for display enter the exhibition or event page and form a mutually supportive reading relationship with the text.
This layered representation both protects the integrity of the research and expands the accessibility of the results. Professional readers can continue to follow the materials and methods, while general readers can understand the content from clear topic entry.
Share plans to promote continued use of results
Public results can enter teaching, discussion, exhibition and follow-up research, but the scope of attribution, citation and dissemination must still be respected when used. The page helps readers identify the content by stabilizing the title, publication date and related entries.
The association maintains the content of the results in a continuously updated manner so that new discussions, supplementary materials, and follow-up projects can be linked to the original results.