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    1. Digital City Mechanics June, 2009
    2. Engage and Learn
      • Only by doing something
      • Can someone really learn
      • We’re using social media to help produce on-line content, services and live events
      • Training workers in tech and health jobs, along the way
      • A new model for ‘Workforce Development’
    3. Digital City Mechanics is building a Digital City Project
      • Technology – offer a free dashboard
      • System Integration – setup bureaus, produce events, manage services
      • Content – produce compelling multimedia on-line content and services
    4. Digital City project
      • Focused on developing Tech Jobs that work in conjunction with software infrastructure
      • Video Help available at all times in dashboard, live operators standing by
      • Digital bureaus house training, video call center and web site production facilities
      • Existing NEO on-line sites & content highlighted
      • Local organizations and businesses supported
    5. Using Tech job skills for Health and Local Foods
      • Once the trainees are comfortable using computers and our environment
      • We’ll show them how the tech can be used for:
        • Health oriented jobs and services
        • Local Foods projects
        • Much of the work will be in producing compelling on-line tutorials, knowledge bases.
        • Content to TEACH others about Health and Local foods
    6. 2 entities
      • Digital City Foundation:
        • 501c3
        • Solicits funding from government and foundations
      • Digital City Mechanics:
        • System integrator
        • Develops unique I.P. and processes
        • Builds and runs the system
        • Coordinates with DCF
        • Works with BBM (see next slide)
    7. Builds on PeopleAggregator
      • Broadband Mechanics social networking platform
      • 4 years old, mature, stable
      • Used by:
        • U.S. Army ROTC program
        • Nvidia
        • Mondadori (Italy)
        • theTimesofIndia (India)
        • Bell Canada (Canada)
    8. Distributed Regional alliance
      • Pilot program = Northern Ohio region
      • Each city has it’s own bureau(s)
      • Shared services across all cities
      • Highlight unique characteristics of each city
      • Unique populace, history, content of each city
    9. Citizen Dashboards – for all
      • Integrate
      • Aggregate
      • Customize
    10. Dashboards offer an Integrated environment
      • Live Video Help built in
      • Social Networking
      • Blogging
      • Media gallery
      • Import friends from Facebook and MySpace
      • Points system
      • Tied into the Digital City Content and Services
    11. Dashboard aggregates all the info you’re interested in
      • RSS, Activity feeds, any accessible data
      • Updates automatically flow into the dashboard
      • Aggregate your friends – from different social networks
      • Aggregate your photos or video – from all around the web
      • Aggregate your existing web accounts
    12. Dashboard is highly customizable
      • Design it to suit your needs:
        • People, Services and Content
        • Look and Feel, Designs
        • Colors, background images, etc.
      • Appropriate usage level – matched to what kind of ‘user’ you are
      • Choose from pre-built templates to start, and then customize to your fancy
    13. Our secret sauce
      • A process of getting trainees to utilize social media software
      • To alleviate their fears, build comfort level
      • Help them identify which kind of job they’ll excel in, what they’re interested in learning
      • Train skills which will be relevant for ALL jobs
      • Make work - fun
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    30. Many elements to a Digital City
      • Internet connects the Digital Cities together
      • Dashboard is a common interface
      • Digital City ID system connects other institutions into our world
      • Our software infrastructure can be used by all
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    43. A Day in the life of a Digital City
    44. Digital City Content
      • Seniors project (video interviews)
      • History of the Region (via shared timeline)
      • Lead Poisoning education
      • Urban farm and greenhouse construction
      • Polymers construction simulations (and games)
      • Green Jobs knowledge base (‘how to guides’)
    45. Digital City services
      • Type2 Diabetes video conf sessions
      • Medical digitizing historical research
      • Business Directory promotions with partners
      • Help build Urban farms
      • Help produce local live events
    46. Webcams and Location pages
      • See top 16 webcams, editorially selected
        • Rotate throughout the day
      • Click on webcam, go to a location page
      • Location pages:
        • Who lives by
        • Photos, videos
        • Other webcams
        • Leave comments,
        • Reviews, Media, Links
      • On shared servers
    47. Business and Services directory
      • Listings of local storefronts, businesses
      • Independent contractors, professional services
      • Tied into sponsor’s promotional campaigns
      • Match local businesses to movie launch contest
      • Reviews, Ratings, Comments
      • Tied into Video Help services
    48. Digital City ID system
      • Connect different ID systems together
      • Single sign-on with all participating members
        • Use your same username/password – everywhere!
      • SAML based federation
      • Build data portability and interoperability solutions
    49. Software as infrastructure
      • Dashboard is persistent, throughout the region
      • Dashboard adapts itself to the city it’s in
      • An ‘operating system’, that knows it’s context
      • Features and services available to all
      Hardware, Bandwidth, Servers, Access Applications and Services Solutions, Compelling Experiences
    50. Municipal Apps & Services
      • Webcams, club cams, traffic cams, security cams
      • Maps, GPS, mobile social networking
      • Bus and Train schedule
      • School, Hospital, Fire, Police services
      • Fresh food market prices
      • Weather, Tides, Sunset cams
      • Federal, State, County, Municipality info
      • Laws, regulations, forms, small biz info
      • Pay taxes, fines
      • Vote
    51. Shared Constructs for all to use
      • Digital City ID system
      • Jobs
      • Events
      • Locations (webcam pages)
      • Businesses and Services Directory
      • Timeline of Local History
      • Points
    52. Open Digital City platform
      • Any vendor can provide their own compatible ‘Citizen Dashboard’
      • Many institutions, agencies and corporations will support the Digital ID system
      • Based upon Open Stack standards
      • Shared resources, servers and constructs can be used by any software platform
      • Reusable applications and services provided to empower solutions
    53. Future experiences
      • We’ll watch TV shows or Movies together
    54. What makes a GREAT Digital City?
      • When services and content are persistent
      • There all the time
      • Available 24/7/365 – wherever you are
      • As assessable as water, gas and electricity
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    56. Connecting humans together
      • All software is about people
      • So conceivably wherever you are – is which ‘digital city’ you are in
      • The physical place connected to a virtual place
      • Each person is a member of their own ‘distributed architecture’, the own ‘virtual city’
      • Connecting cyberspace to meatspace in their own context, relevant to THEM
    57. A Digital City is the combination of:
      • People – the citizens
      • Access – Wifi, Wimax, Gigabit bandwidth
        • Cloud services (storage, computing, distribution)
        • Businesses and Services (local)
        • Live Web (Twittter, IM, activity streams, video)
        • Live Events, Recommendations, Opinions
        • Creativity, Expression, Socializing
        • Content + Applications
        • Solutions = relevant for each citizen
    58. Focusing on Solutions
      • Build Apps and Services on top of Infrastructure
      • Build Solutions on top of both
      • Help change people’s lives
      • Help feed people
      • Help connect people together
    59. Solutions
      • Put technology to use
      • Make it relevant
      • If they build it – will they come?
      • You can lead a horse to water, but will he drink?
      • What’s the point of offering the software if no one uses it!
    60. Learning by Doing
      • By building great on-line content projects
      • By putting on live events which connect meatspace to cyberspace
      • By getting over their fears of technology
      • We create a new model for workforce training
    61. People
      • All software is about people
      • Loosely coupled relationships
      • User’s identities must be controlled by THEM!
    62. The Open Stack
      • Open standards for an Open Web
    63. Finding things in common
      • When everyone is doing it, make it a standard!
      • Find common constructs and elements
      • And at LEAST agree on common notions
    64. Open Digital City Standards
      • Multi-vendor solution
      • Shared servers and resources
      • Open schemas and protocols

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