Immersion in Virtual Urban Environment: The Design of Consumer Based Economic Platforms for Virtual Co-Creation Participants
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"Immersion in Virtual Urban Environment: The Design of Consumer Based Economic Platforms for Virtual Co-Creation Participants" <conference> 2016 Fall Conference of The Korea Society of Management Information Systems Session A2 : ICT Collaboration Time : 14:00 ~ 15:40, Friday 4th November Room : Auditorium, Center for Korea Science and Technology Full time table : http://www.kmis.or.kr/kmis/file/2016_program_guide.pdf
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Immersion in Virtual Urban Environment: The Design of Consumer Based Economic Platforms for Virtual Co-Creation Participants
- 1. Immersion in Virtual Urban Environment : The Design of Consumer Based Economic Platforms for Virtual Co-Creation Participants Heejung Kwon, Ph.D., Creative Innovation Research Center, Yonsei Business Research Institute Andrew Hudson-Smith, Head of Department & Director, Centre for Advanced Spatial Analysis, The Bartlett, UCL 2016 Fall Conference of The Korea Society of Management Information Systems Session A2 : ICT Collaboration Time : 14:00 ~ 15:40, Friday 4th November Room : Auditorium ICTCollaboration2016FallConferenceofKMIS 1
- 2. Consumer-Based Economy ICTCollaboration2016FallConferenceofKMIS Urban life in 19th Century London as shown in this watercolor of Holburn, London. A desire-based mode of shopping
- 3. Pleasure Gardens Between the 17th and 19th Centuries, Pleasure Gardens were communal spaces where people from all walks of life converged to listen to music, admire paintings, stroll, drink, flirt and immerse themselves in the culture that made their city great. The most famous pleasure gardens were in Vauxhall, Mozart played there at 9, Hogarth made the tickets and Dickens wrote about them. Between 1851 and 1884 the Royal Docks had its very own Pleasure Gardens, named The Royal Victoria Gardens.
- 4. A Contemporary Pleasure Garden
- 5. A New Mode of Virtual Life Style
- 6. Values
- 7. The Life Context Created by the Residents
- 8. Theoretical Background ICTCollaboration2016FallConferenceofKMIS FIGURE 1 A Cyclical Model of Designing and Consuming (Ingram, 2007)
- 9. Theoretical Background ICTCollaboration2016FallConferenceofKMIS FIGURE 1 A Cyclical Model of Designing and Consuming (Ingram, 2007)
- 10. A Process of Consumption and Practice ICTCollaboration2016FallConferenceofKMIS Acquisition Scripting Appropriation Assembly Normalization Practice
- 11. A Process of Consumption and Practice ICTCollaboration2016FallConferenceofKMIS Acquisition Scripting Appropriation Assembly Normalization Practice
- 12. Why do people acquire new consumer goods? Social Comparison The Creation of Self-identity Mental Stimulation and Novelty Matching or the “Diderot Effect” Specialization ICTCollaboration2016FallConferenceofKMIS
- 13. A Cyclical Model of Designing and Consuming ICTCollaboration2016FallConferenceofKMIS The Artificial Social Context
- 14. Virtual Material Culture Material Culture − Possessions establish social standing. Dress and accessories organize people and time into occupations and leisure activities. And souvenirs picked up during the course of life become anchors for one’s identity(Lehdonvirta, 2010). ICTCollaboration2016FallConferenceofKMIS FIGURE 2 Living Store Soy
- 15. Research Method Case Study −Unit of Analysis : SL Life Style Bloggers using Facebook, Flickr, and other platforms of content creation to promote their ideas, or just make records of their lives in SL. ICTCollaboration2016FallConferenceofKMIS FIGURE 3 Skippy Beresford
- 16. Research Method A Hub of Informants −Scarlet Apple Flickr Group − Scarlet Creative, and Apple Fall’s collaborative photo sharing post. ICTCollaboration2016FallConferenceofKMIS FIGURE 4 {Scarlet Apple}
- 17. Research Method A Form Giver of Virtual Material Culture −Love to Decorate − Connect designer practices to consumptions − “Scripting” role in designing and consuming process ICTCollaboration2016FallConferenceofKMIS FIGURE 5 LTD Magazine
- 18. Data Gathering & Analysis Actors/Class Activities Producer Create products Construct spaces Promote identity Event Location Promote producers Sell items Main Store Sell items Information Hub Promote identity SNS Groups/ Collective Media Comparison Mapping Life Style Bloggers Comparison Mapping Construct self-identity Living Journalism Define class cultures Define virtual material culture The Agent Relationship for Virtual Material Culture Networks −Entities and Nodes −Roles −Classes −Relationships ICTCollaboration2016FallConferenceofKMIS TABLE 1 Actor, Classes and Activities
- 19. Results & Conclusions The emerging SCM through the virtual life context − The residents(or in more general terms, users/consumers) will take the major roles in the designing – consuming cycle of future markets in immersive environments. Practical contribution − Practical framework of design in emerging technology environment, and the architecture. Theoretical contribution − Apply the framework of material culture to the virtual agent interactions that are forming the consumer based economy in the immersive environment. ICTCollaboration2016FallConferenceofKMIS