Nodal Points - The Emerging Real-Time Social Web (@Reboot 10)

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  • + modernmetrix modernmetrix 7 months ago
    Great presentation, and interesting points!
  • + ffunch Flemming Funch 2 years ago
    Fabulous presentation! I hope they put the videos up soon so I can see it too.
  • + rudydw rudydw 2 years ago
    Absolutely brilliant how you outline the next steps that will matter in social digital. You should come and present at Mobile 2.0 in San Francisco on November 3 - http://mobile2event.com
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  1. Nodal Points
    • The emerging real-time social Web
    • Jyri Engeström
    • zengestrom.com
  2. This talk is structured around 3 key concepts: 1. Social objects 2. Social peripheral vision 3. Nodal points
  3. Mark Sigal: “ There has to be more to the Web 2.0 story than accessorizing my Facebook page with one-dimensional pseudo applications”
  4. “ Create a Facebook application like Top Friends, which has almost 3 million active users, and you could be into some serious Internet dough.”
  5. “ tendency for individual applications to grow very quickly within the first few weeks, and then to plateau in growth after a few weeks”
  6.  
  7. Social network theory is good at representing links between people - But it doesn’t explain what connects those particular people and not others
  8. Another tradition of theorizing offers an explanation of why so many YASNS ultimately fail Pierre Bourdieu Sociologist 1930-2002 Yrjö Engeström Activity theorist 1948- Bruno Latour Actor-network theorist 1947- Karin Knorr-Cetina Sociologist 1944- Lev Vygotsky Psychologist 1896-1934
  9. People don’t just connect to each other They connect through a shared object
  10. From John Thackara: “In the Bubble. Designing in a Complex World.” Used with permission.
  11. From John Thackara: “In the Bubble. Designing in a Complex World.” Used with permission.
  12. Good web services allow people to create social objects that add value
  13. Flickr did it to photos Del.icio.us did it to bookmarks YouTube did it to video
  14. New objects -> new value
  15. Mobile devices make it possible to capture slices of reality that people couldn’t capture before
  16. Camera phones -> photos
  17. Text messages -> status updates
  18. Video phones -> live streams and video comments
  19. 2.0
  20. GPS & cell ID -> places
  21. Bluetooth -> people you’ve met
  22. Barcodes/RFIDs -> physical objects
  23. Objects are interesting as such
  24.  
  25. Yet it’s even more interesting what other people say about an object and what they do with it
  26.  
  27. Define your verbs
  28. (verb) Adam Photo Blog post Video Event Music track Place Favorited Commented Rated Posted Played Visited A B X
  29. Actions (Alexei N. Leontiev) Speech acts (John R. Searle) Communicative acts (Jürgen Habermas) Utterances (Conversation Analysis)
  30. Actions leave traces on the Web
  31. - Some actions we type ourselves - Others are auto-generated
  32. Social peripheral vision
  33.  
  34. No awareness of other people’s intentions = Inability to make plans
  35. Sites that publish what people have been doing
  36.  
  37.  
  38. Imagine a physical world where we have as much peripheral information at our disposal as in WoW From Joi Ito http://joi.ito.com
  39. Over the next 24 months many of the services we use regularly will probably become socially aware
  40. Not just activity streams Maps - where are my friends Phonebook - what are people up to Email - prioritizing Photos - facial recognition
  41. Terminator 2
  42. The Daemon
  43. Marauder’s map
  44. Object lockers Activity aggregators Discovery layer (search actions)
  45. People transmit updates, kind of like pulsars in space
  46. At Jaiku it felt like we were hacking together a transmitter/receiver
  47. Aggregation at massive scale
  48. Pattern recognition
  49.  
  50. Detecting nodal points
  51. What should I be aware of that’s happening around me?
  52. Was what just happened significant to someone on the network?
  53. What?
  54. Who?
  55. Where?
  56. Just-in-time delivery
  57. Discovery is becoming social
  58.  
  59. Pagerank “ Facerank”? Who links to it?
    • Social proximity (friends in common)
    • Physical proximity
    • Shared taste
    • Shared objects
    • ...
  60. Identity OpenID Authorization OAuth Interoperability OpenSocial Own it, port it, share it
  61. Ok.
  62. 1. What is your object? 2. What are your verbs? 3. What are your nodal points? Quick checklist :

+ Jyri EngeströmJyri Engeström, 2 years ago

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