Being There...@ Maricopa

Maricopa Teaching & Learning with Technology Conference May 2008

Being Therein the unevenly distributed future

Alan LevineThe New Media

Consortium


Who is Chance?

“Being There” (1979)


I Was There… er, here… 1992


Start With The #*@% Demo!

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Facing the Future…

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Or Facing the Future?

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Expert-iness


Standup and Shout

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I Don’t Have to be a technology expert!


How does it feel?

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We are the network

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Expertise is in our networks


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My Network


Connectivism


Let’s Start with a Dumb Statement

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the internet is really big

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the internet is really big

Me at the Grand Canyon, May 2007


Google Stopped Counting

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Technorati: Blog Growth

Technorati State of the Live Web, April 2007

1.4 bps

1.5M ppd

17 pps

Old

Data!Old

Data!


Measure By Daffodils

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Seeing Networks

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44,000,000 facebook

users!70,000,000

90% of US college students have Facebook accounts, and half of them login every day.6th most trafficked web site in world.7 million active users in Canada, 21% of population.


“Being” in the network

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All of This for Everyone?

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Advice Has A Shelf Life


The Dumbest Thing I’ve Heard of…


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Twittery Demo

Tweet via the web, IM, phone, app

Twittervision

RSS to Twitter

Twitterverse


Library RSS FeedRemote Collaboration

Barack has 28,000 FriendsProductivity?

Can Twitter Save Lives?Church TwitteringServer Monitoring

ZombieAttack, TwitterLitBookTwo

BBC, NPR, CNN, more

Then It Gets Interesting


Really Interesting


Twitter and other constant-contact media create social proprioception. They give a group of people a sense of itself, making possible weird, fascinating feats of coordination. -- Clive Thomson, Wired June 2007

How Twitter Creates a Social Sixth Sense

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Lessons Learned


Looking in From the Outside

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Blaming Technology for Content

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What you see…

• Inane babbling

What it affords

• web+mobile

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Attributes 2.0 Implications

Does ‘One’ Thing

Multiple Inputs

One Click Connect

RSS

Open API

Customizable

Focused (?)

Plays Well with Others

Friends / Contacts

Republish / Connect

New Free Tools

Personalize


Silly Cats


Not So Silly Snippets


Did You Ever Think There is a Community For…

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“I Like To Watch”


Video Twitter?


Being Anywhere


Streetview Movies?

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Spontaneous Network Connections


Unknown Flowers

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Amazing Serendipity

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Commenting

Comment Blogging

François Lachance (Comment Blogger)

Flickr Comment on 3 Year Old Photo

A Week in Feb 2006-2008

Flickr Contacts

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Too Much?


SNF


“Being” Tips

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Sense of Play

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Everyone’sFavoriteSubject

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May NotKnow / See/ LikeAudience

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Mistakes OK

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“If it drops, pick it up”


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Leave Tracks…


Curly’s Law


Nuggets or Fishing?

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Just Bring PeopleTogether

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Alfredo & QuestionsWhere do we draw boundary

between personal and academic?

What happens if we ignore what’s outside the walls?

Who drives decision making?How do we engage / inspire without needing “control”?


Facing the Future…

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Or Facing the Future?

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Long Tail

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I am an optimist.

It does not seem too much use being anything else

-- Winston Churchill

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Launch Rotten Tomatoes

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iGeneration: We are Part of It

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