Social Web - Unconference Session @ MinneWebCon09
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The document discusses the rise of the social web and how organizations and designers can interact on social platforms designed for individuals. It explores how social media sites like Facebook and Twitter have grown significantly in recent years and how open source development is fueling further growth of the social web. The future of the social web and changing roles of designers and developers are also examined. Contact information is provided for further discussion.
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Social Web - Unconference Session @ MinneWebCon09
- 1. Social Web An unconference session by Meg Canada and Mykl Roventine MinneWebCon - April 6, 2009 Photo by the waving cat on Flickr
- 2. What is the social web? Photo by alexkess on Flickr
- 3. Source: Comscore, Compete.com, TechCrunch, November 2008
- 4. Source: RapLeaf study July 2008
- 5. Is the traditional web still relevant? Photo by zen on Flickr
- 6. Source: Nielsen Online March 2009
- 7. Source: Techrigy SM2 March 2009
- 8. How can organizations interact on a social web designed for individuals? Photo by billaday on Flickr
- 9. What is the changing role of designers and developers in the social web? Photo by Bluedrakon on Flickr
- 10. How is open source driving the social web? Will this continue? Photo by mag3737 on Flickr
- 11. What is the future of the social web? Photo by Vermin Inc on Flickr
- 12. Our contact info Mykl Roventine Meg Canada Blog: myklroventine.com Blog: megssinglestep.com Twitter: @myklroventine Twitter: @megcanada FriendFeed: /myklroventine FriendFeed: /megcanada Extendr: myklroventine Extendr: megcanada
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- Wikipedia: The social web can be described as people interlinked and interacting with engaging content in a conversational and participatory manner via the Internet.Since social web applications are built to encourage communication between people, they typically emphasize some combination of the following social attributes:Identity: who are you?Reputation: what do people think you stand for?Presence: where are you?Relationships: who are you connected with? who do you trust?Groups: how do you organize your connections?Conversations: what do you discuss with others?Sharing: what content do you make available for others to interact with?
- blurring of lines between networksfinding solution for aggregating content from disparate networks