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Outline
 Introduction
 Web 2.0
 Examples
 Web 2.0 Users
 Web 2.0 Taxonomy
 Getting started
 Future of web 2.0
 Resources
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Web 2.0 (The Machine is
Us/ing Us)
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Folksonomy (Delicious)
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Mashups
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Blogs
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Microblogs (Twitter)
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TweetDeck
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Twitter’s Growth
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Blog Search (Technorati)
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Syndication (RSS)
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Facebook
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Wiki
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Vlog
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TalkShoe
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Ning
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Central Texas Chapter of the
World Future Society
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Widgets (Gadgets)
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Drivers
 Technology  Social
 XML  Openness
 RSS  Collaboration
 Open software  Community
 Broadband  Political
 Demographics  Transparency
 Youth  Democracy
 Geography  Economic
 Ecology  Globalization
 Interconnectedness  Coase & Smith
 Big systemic problems
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Communication
Book
Many Newspaper Web 2.0
(Mass) Web site
TV
Conversation
Polling
Individual Letter
Survey
(Few) E-Mail
Texting
Individual Many
(Few) (Mass)
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Social Technographics
Source: Groundswell
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Social Technographics
Profile
Online US Adults
Inactive
Spectators
Collectors
Joiners
Critics
Creators
0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50%
Source: Groundswell
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Web 2.0 Taxonomy
 Applications
 Processes
 Tools
 Platforms
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Getting Started
 Personal/Professional
 Use Twitter
 Get a RSS reader
 Get a Facebook or LinkedIn page
 Business
 Set up an internal Twitter system
 Set up a Market Intelligence System
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Market Intelligence System
(Data Collection)
Book
Web
marks RSS Feed
Browsing
Manager
Key Bogs & Review &
RSS Reader RSS Feed
Web Pages Selection
Relevant Content
Noise
Blog /Web
Keyword
Content RSS Feed
Selection
Analysis
Research Report
Personal
Report
Contact
Subscribe RSS Feed
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Market Intelligence System
(Data Evaluation/Organization)
Tag & Rate
Content
Ask &
Ask &
Answer
Answer
Questions
Relevant Content
Questions
Knowledge
Blog &
Insight
Discuss Dialog
& Rate & Synthesize &
Conver Report Report
sation
Summarize &
Report
Blog &
Abstract & Discuss
Provide
Access
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Future
 Present: Personal
(text, pictures, audio, video)
 Moving to: Business, nonprofits and
government
 Future: Data
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 “Most of all, we need to preserve
the absolute unpredictably and total
improbability of our connected
minds. That way we can keep open
all the options, as we have in the
past.”
 Lewis Thomas, 1973
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Resources
 Groundswell: Winning in a World Transformed by Social
Technologies, Charlene Li & Josh Bernoff, Harvard
Business Press, 2008
 Wikinomics: How Mass Collaboration Changes
Everything, Don Tapscott & Anthony
Williams, Portfolio, 2006
 The Starfish and the Spider: The Unstoppable Power of
Leaderless Organizations, Ori Brafman & Rod
Beckstrom, Portfolio, 2006
 Blogs, Wikis, Podcasts and Other Powerful Tools for
Classroom, Will Richardson, Corwin Press, 2006
 Extreme Democracy, Mitch Radcliffe & Jon
Lebkowsky, Extreme Democracy, 2004
 Smart Mobs: The Next Social Revolution, Howard
Rheingold, Basic Books, 2002
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Paul Schumann
 Glocal Vantage Inc, PO Box
161475, Austin, TX 78716
 512.632.6586
 paul.schumann@glocalvantage.com
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 http://incollaboration.ning.com
 http://www.twitter.com/innovant2003
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 #future
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