Distributed Creativity - Creativity & Cognition 2007

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    1. Distributed creativity Kurt Luther and Nicholas Diakopoulos Georgia Institute of Technology Creativity & Cognition 2007 Workshop on Supporting Creative Acts Beyond Dissemination Washington, D.C., USA June 13 th , 2007
    2. Overview
      • Jumpcut
      • The genex framework
      • Participation in Yahoo! Groups
      • Traditional filmmaking roles
      • Distributed creativity
      • Low barriers to entry
      • Stigmergic collaboration
      • Free association
      • Example
      • Closing thoughts
      • Questions?
    3. Jumpcut
    4. Jumpcut
    5. Jumpcut
    6. The genex framework Ben Shneiderman, “Creating Creativity: User Interfaces for Supporting Innovation,” ACM ToCHI , 2000
    7. Participation in Yahoo! Groups Bradley Horowitz, “Creators, Synthesizers, and Consumers,” Elatable , 2006
    8. Traditional filmmaking roles filmmakers critics audiences
    9. Distributed creativity
    10. Low barriers to entry
    11. Stigmergic collaboration Mark Elliott, “Stigmergic Collaboration: The Evolution of Group Work,” M/C Journal , 2006
    12. Free association
    13. Example
      • http:// www.jumpcut.com/view?id =FFBBEB28DD3511DA83BBDA7A293D8A57
    14. Closing thoughts
      • Online remixing communities underscore the need for models of social creativity.
      • The creative process can be distributed across a range of roles—viewers, analyzers, and synthesizers.
      • Creative contexts should be designed to afford fluid transitions between these roles.
    15. Questions?
      • Kurt Luther [email_address]
      • Nicholas Diakopoulos [email_address]
      • More on Jumpcut Nicholas Diakopoulos, Kurt Luther, Yevgeniy Medynskiy and Irfan Essa, “The Evolution of Authorship in a Remix Society,” Proc. ACM HT ’07 , (forthcoming)
      • Thank you! Especially: Yevgeniy Medynskiy, Irfan Essa, Amy Bruckman

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