The Social Web: Yours, Mine, and Ours

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THE SOCIAL WEB Yours, Mine, and Ours Jay Collier• www.batesmedia.net February 25, 2009 Ibrahim Iujaz

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The social Web is changing how we connect and collaborate, but it's not all about tools and technology. What are the human needs driving this transformation, and how can we make online choices that will most benefit our life communities: personal, professional, and civic?

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THE SOCIAL WEBYours, Mine, and Ours

Jay Collier• www.batesmedia.netFebruary 25, 2009

Ibrahim Iujaz

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• Technology

• Experience

• Exchange

• Choices

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Warning!

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Each medium “is an

extension of ourselves

... an extension of

consciousness”

Marshall McLuhan, 1964

Clearly Ambiguous

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nate steiner

MCLUHAN

Expanding media

Verbal

TelegraphTelephone

RadioTelevision

Cave wallsBamboo slipsParchment

Paper

Movable typePrinting pressPhotograph

Motion pictures

Digital computerNetworks

Personal computerWorld Wide WebWeb 2.0, next?

Evolution of communications technologies

MEDIA

MEDIA

MEDIA

MEDIA

Written

Printed

Electronic

Digitized

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~2000

Web mediaand content

hosted locally

Web 1.0

The first Web was “IT”

Email

Phone Television

Businessdata

A WEB SITE

THE WORLD WIDE WEB

Web 1.0 — 1995–2002The first Web was “It”

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THE WORLD WIDE WEB

Web 2.0 — 2002–10The next Web was “Yours” and “Mine

Web 1.0

Webmaster required !

Institutional voice !

One-way publishing !

Desktop computing !

Web 2.0

We can all do it

Personal voice

Social collaboration

Access anywhere

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THE WORLD WIDE WEB

Web 2.0 — 2002–10The current Web is “Yours” and “Mine

Delicious

WordPress

Wikipedia

YouTubeTwitter

NetVibes

FacebookFlickr

Google Docs

LinkedIn

~2007Web 2.0

The next Web was “YOURS” and“MINE”

My

profilesPages and

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THE WORLD WIDE WEB

The Next Web — 2010–20The Live Web “Is”

~2014Web 3.0?

(or other buzzword?)

The Live Web “IS”

Share knowledge

Use services

Build connections

US

US US

Web 2.0

We all can do it !

Personal voice !

Social collaboration !

Access anywhere !

Web 3.0/Live Web

Automatic agents

Community voices

Co-created experiences

Intelligent devices

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The noosphere is

“an interlinked system

of consciousness

and information”

Pierre Teilhard de Chardin

1955

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Geosphere

Noosphere

Atmosphere

TEILHARD DE CHARDIN

Layers of experienceEvolution of awareness

Biosphere

wwworks, churkin ms, anomalous4, fdecomite, snickclunk , jing-a-ling

THOUGHT

AIR

CELLS

MOLECULES

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“The individual and the

cultural are inextricably

bound by patterns of

relational exchange.”

Ken Wilber, 1981

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BreathFood, water

ShelterReproduction

Sleep

FamilyFriendshipIntimacy

Power

DiscourseAchievementRecognition

EsteemConfidence

VisionIntegrity

AuthenticityPresenceReflectionAwareness

WILBER

Patterns of exchangeRelational exchanges with our multiple environments

SAFETY

SECURITY

RESPECT

MEANING

MaterialEmotional

Symbolic

Intuitive

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“The future is already

here – it’s just not

evenly distributed.”

William Gibson, 2003

Clearly Ambiguous

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“If you understand the

Net Generation, you

will understand

the future”

Don Tapscott, 2008

Clearly AmbiguousPhyllis Graber Jensen

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BATES ONLINE MEDIA

Supporting the next generations

• Help people connect with each other, across roles — student, faculty, staff, alumni.

• Help people connect with the ideas that interest them the most: scholarship, research, narratives, events, places, groups, and service.

• Draw constituents and friends into a satisfying and deepening lifelong experience of Bates that reflects and expresses core values.

• Make online ultimately portable, so that people can participate from anywhere, anytime.

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BATES ONLINE MEDIA

Principles of an effective online service

• Be dependable – anywhere, any time, any device

• Be intuitive – simple publishing, searching, finding

• Be useful – helpful information and instructions

• Be engaging – appealing, personal, immersive

• Be personalizable – up to date feeds on personal interests

• Be sociable – online spaces for intellectual collaboration

• Be meaningful – insight into what matters to you

Factors that may encourage survival

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NATURAL SELECTION

More to watch

• Vimeo — video hosting and community

• DabbleDB — relational databases

• Feedburner — subscriptions and notifications

• Bloglines — news feed reader

• GoogleMaps & Docs — business

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“Education is learning

what to grow toward,

what to choose,

what not to choose.”

Abraham Maslow, 1971

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The Social Web

What is your experience of the social Web?

More information: www.batesmedia.net

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