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IR10 Presentation Milwaukee Oct 9 2009 http://www.slideshare.net/Netwoman/ir10-presentation-milwaukee-oct-9-2009
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Autoethnographies & journeys of the (virtual) self: *students, sociology & second life http://www.slideshare.net/Netwoman/autoethnographies-journeys-of-the-virtual-self-students-sociology-second-life
Presentation: American Sociological Association Annual Meetings, August 11 2009. Session title: Social Science research in Virtual Worlds]]>
Presentation: American Sociological Association Annual Meetings, August 11 2009. Session title: Social Science research in Virtual Worlds]]> Tue, 11 Aug 2009 15:24:42 GMT http://www.slideshare.net/Netwoman/autoethnographies-journeys-of-the-virtual-self-students-sociology-second-life Netwoman@slideshare.net(Netwoman) Autoethnographies & journeys of the (virtual) self: *students, sociology & second life Netwoman Presentation: American Sociological Association Annual Meetings, August 11 2009. Session title: Social Science research in Virtual Worlds <img src="http://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/kennedyasa2009-090811102449-phpapp02-thumbnail-2?1250004375" alt ="" style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" /> Presentation: American Sociological Association Annual Meetings, August 11 2009. Session title: Social Science research in Virtual Worlds Autoethnographies & journeys of the (virtual) self: students, sociology & second life

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Culture Industries Meet Virtual Worlds http://www.slideshare.net/Netwoman/culture-industries-meet-virtual-worlds-1227332
Final lecture for COMM/PCUL/IASC 3P92 - Brock University. Do virtual worlds such as second life challenge or reinforce arguments made by the Frankfurt School about culture industries? Are virtual worlds another culture industry? The answer isn’t simple.]]>
Final lecture for COMM/PCUL/IASC 3P92 - Brock University. Do virtual worlds such as second life challenge or reinforce arguments made by the Frankfurt School about culture industries? Are virtual worlds another culture industry? The answer isn’t simple.]]> Tue, 31 Mar 2009 13:44:06 GMT http://www.slideshare.net/Netwoman/culture-industries-meet-virtual-worlds-1227332 Netwoman@slideshare.net(Netwoman) Culture Industries Meet Virtual Worlds Netwoman Final lecture for COMM/PCUL/IASC 3P92 - Brock University. Do virtual worlds such as second life challenge or reinforce arguments made by the Frankfurt School about culture industries? Are virtual worlds another culture industry? The answer isn’t simple. <img src="http://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/cultureindustriesmeetvirtualworlds-090331084421-phpapp02-thumbnail-2?1238631057" alt ="" style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" /> Final lecture for COMM/PCUL/IASC 3P92 - Brock University. Do virtual worlds such as second life challenge or reinforce arguments made by the Frankfurt School about culture industries? Are virtual worlds another culture industry? The answer isn’t simple. Culture Industries Meet Virtual Worlds

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Behind the Avatar: using qualitative methods to understand MMO gamers http://www.slideshare.net/Netwoman/behind-the-avatar-using-qualitative-methods-to-understand-mmo-gamers-presentation
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T. Kennedy: Research & Teaching http://www.slideshare.net/Netwoman/t-kennedy-research-teaching-presentation
An overview of my research and teaching projects to date. Last Updated October 2008.]]>
An overview of my research and teaching projects to date. Last Updated October 2008.]]> Fri, 31 Oct 2008 19:13:59 GMT http://www.slideshare.net/Netwoman/t-kennedy-research-teaching-presentation Netwoman@slideshare.net(Netwoman) T. Kennedy: Research & Teaching Netwoman An overview of my research and teaching projects to date. Last Updated October 2008. <img src="http://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/research-kennedy-1225487690758595-9-thumbnail-2?1228922266" alt ="" style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" /> An overview of my research and teaching projects to date. Last Updated October 2008. T. Kennedy: Research & Teaching

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Female Gamers: A closer look a the ’non-traditional’ gamer http://www.slideshare.net/Netwoman/female-gamers-a-closer-look-a-the-nontraditional-gamer
Video games are big business, but can they be much bigger businesses? To do so requires the retention of existing players and the expansion of the player population beyond its historically core constituency of young men. Getting other demographics to engage the console experience may require modifying the product to fit the needs, interests, and issues of non-traditional players. The success of the Wii is an indicator of this shift away from technical superiority to more inclusive play experience. In this talk I will review our research conducted in the homes of a number of video playing households. These visits highlighted several important aspects about the use and conflicts that emerge around the console. Complementary research drawn from data generated by an online game discussion board offers additional insight into the challenges non-traditional gamers (such as women) face when engaging with male-centric content.]]>
Video games are big business, but can they be much bigger businesses? To do so requires the retention of existing players and the expansion of the player population beyond its historically core constituency of young men. Getting other demographics to engage the console experience may require modifying the product to fit the needs, interests, and issues of non-traditional players. The success of the Wii is an indicator of this shift away from technical superiority to more inclusive play experience. In this talk I will review our research conducted in the homes of a number of video playing households. These visits highlighted several important aspects about the use and conflicts that emerge around the console. Complementary research drawn from data generated by an online game discussion board offers additional insight into the challenges non-traditional gamers (such as women) face when engaging with male-centric content.]]> Tue, 06 Nov 2007 14:27:18 GMT http://www.slideshare.net/Netwoman/female-gamers-a-closer-look-a-the-nontraditional-gamer Netwoman@slideshare.net(Netwoman) Female Gamers: A closer look a the ’non-traditional’ gamer Netwoman Video games are big business, but can they be much bigger businesses? To do so requires the retention of existing players and the expansion of the player population beyond its historically core constituency of young men. Getting other demographics to engage the console experience may require modifying the product to fit the needs, interests, and issues of non-traditional players. The success of the Wii is an indicator of this shift away from technical superiority to more inclusive play experience. In this talk I will review our research conducted in the homes of a number of video playing households. These visits highlighted several important aspects about the use and conflicts that emerge around the console. Complementary research drawn from data generated by an online game discussion board offers additional insight into the challenges non-traditional gamers (such as women) face when engaging with male-centric content. <img src="http://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/female-gamers-a-closer-look-a-the-nontraditional-gamer-119436643564777-1-thumbnail-2?1194359238" alt ="" style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" /> Video games are big business, but can they be much bigger businesses? To do so requires the retention of existing players and the expansion of the player population beyond its historically core constituency of young men. Getting other demographics to engage the console experience may require modifying the product to fit the needs, interests, and issues of non-traditional players. The success of the Wii is an indicator of this shift away from technical superiority to more inclusive play experience. In this talk I will review our research conducted in the homes of a number of video playing households. These visits highlighted several important aspects about the use and conflicts that emerge around the console. Complementary research drawn from data generated by an online game discussion board offers additional insight into the challenges non-traditional gamers (such as women) face when engaging with male-centric content. Female Gamers: A closer look a the 'non-traditional' gamer

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Virtual Environments and Web 3D – New Worlds with Old Problems? http://www.slideshare.net/Netwoman/virtual-environments-and-web-3d-new-worlds-with-old-problems
In 2003, Linden Research Inc launched the virtual world Second Life with a small community of residents. In the past year, Second Life reached a tipping point; almost nine million residents are registered in the Metaverse, and there are numerous daily media accounts about life in the virtual world. The purpose of this presentation is to provide an overview of Second Life, and examine the appeal of an interactive three dimensional interface that has encouraged new leisure and social activities, business and marketing ventures, educational opportunities, political platforms, arts and entertainment and much more. Second Life also features its own media hub, which includes magazines, news sites and agencies, weblogs and television stations, covering new fashions for avatars, music concerts by popular artists, community affairs, and economic reports. However, virtual worlds are not inherently utopian; with new environments come old social problems from the ‘real’ world. This presentation will also address some of the debates that have surfaced about social norms and behaviours in Second Life, what the future of virtual worlds might entail, and whether Second Life hype is a passing fad or a the development of Web 3.0/3D. ]]>
In 2003, Linden Research Inc launched the virtual world Second Life with a small community of residents. In the past year, Second Life reached a tipping point; almost nine million residents are registered in the Metaverse, and there are numerous daily media accounts about life in the virtual world. The purpose of this presentation is to provide an overview of Second Life, and examine the appeal of an interactive three dimensional interface that has encouraged new leisure and social activities, business and marketing ventures, educational opportunities, political platforms, arts and entertainment and much more. Second Life also features its own media hub, which includes magazines, news sites and agencies, weblogs and television stations, covering new fashions for avatars, music concerts by popular artists, community affairs, and economic reports. However, virtual worlds are not inherently utopian; with new environments come old social problems from the ‘real’ world. This presentation will also address some of the debates that have surfaced about social norms and behaviours in Second Life, what the future of virtual worlds might entail, and whether Second Life hype is a passing fad or a the development of Web 3.0/3D. ]]> Sat, 03 Nov 2007 16:09:11 GMT http://www.slideshare.net/Netwoman/virtual-environments-and-web-3d-new-worlds-with-old-problems Netwoman@slideshare.net(Netwoman) Virtual Environments and Web 3D – New Worlds with Old Problems? Netwoman In 2003, Linden Research Inc launched the virtual world Second Life with a small community of residents. In the past year, Second Life reached a tipping point; almost nine million residents are registered in the Metaverse, and there are numerous daily media accounts about life in the virtual world. The purpose of this presentation is to provide an overview of Second Life, and examine the appeal of an interactive three dimensional interface that has encouraged new leisure and social activities, business and marketing ventures, educational opportunities, political platforms, arts and entertainment and much more. Second Life also features its own media hub, which includes magazines, news sites and agencies, weblogs and television stations, covering new fashions for avatars, music concerts by popular artists, community affairs, and economic reports. However, virtual worlds are not inherently utopian; with new environments come old social problems from the ‘real’ world. This presentation will also address some of the debates that have surfaced about social norms and behaviours in Second Life, what the future of virtual worlds might entail, and whether Second Life hype is a passing fad or a the development of Web 3.0/3D. <img src="http://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/virtual-environments-and-web-3d-new-worlds-with-old-problems-1194116950238753-3-thumbnail-2?1194106151" alt ="" style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" /> In 2003, Linden Research Inc launched the virtual world Second Life with a small community of residents. In the past year, Second Life reached a tipping point; almost nine million residents are registered in the Metaverse, and there are numerous daily media accounts about life in the virtual world. The purpose of this presentation is to provide an overview of Second Life, and examine the appeal of an interactive three dimensional interface that has encouraged new leisure and social activities, business and marketing ventures, educational opportunities, political platforms, arts and entertainment and much more. Second Life also features its own media hub, which includes magazines, news sites and agencies, weblogs and television stations, covering new fashions for avatars, music concerts by popular artists, community affairs, and economic reports. However, virtual worlds are not inherently utopian; with new environments come old social problems from the ‘real’ world. This presentation will also address some of the debates that have surfaced about social norms and behaviours in Second Life, what the future of virtual worlds might entail, and whether Second Life hype is a passing fad or a the development of Web 3.0/3D. Virtual Environments and Web 3D – New Worlds with Old Problems?

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The Networked Household http://www.slideshare.net/Netwoman/the-networked-household
The authors argue that individuals, rather than family solidarities, have become the primary unit of household connectivity. Many households do not operate as traditional densely knit groups but as more sparsely knit social networks where individuals juggle their somewhat separate agendas and schedules. At a time when many people enact multiple, individual roles at home, in the community and at work, the authors ask: how do adult household members communicate with each other? How do adult household members use information and communication technologies (ICTs) to organize, communicate and coordinate their leisure and social behavior both inside and outside the home? Interviews and surveys conducted in 2004–2005 in the Toronto, Canada area of East York show that households remain connected – but as networks rather than solidary groups. The authors describe how networked individuals bridge their relationships and connect with each other inside and outside the home. ICTs have afforded household members the ability to go about on their separate ways while staying more connected – by mobile phone, email and IM – as well as by traditional landlines. In such ways, rather than pulling families apart, ICTs often facilitate communication, kinship and functional integration.]]>
The authors argue that individuals, rather than family solidarities, have become the primary unit of household connectivity. Many households do not operate as traditional densely knit groups but as more sparsely knit social networks where individuals juggle their somewhat separate agendas and schedules. At a time when many people enact multiple, individual roles at home, in the community and at work, the authors ask: how do adult household members communicate with each other? How do adult household members use information and communication technologies (ICTs) to organize, communicate and coordinate their leisure and social behavior both inside and outside the home? Interviews and surveys conducted in 2004–2005 in the Toronto, Canada area of East York show that households remain connected – but as networks rather than solidary groups. The authors describe how networked individuals bridge their relationships and connect with each other inside and outside the home. ICTs have afforded household members the ability to go about on their separate ways while staying more connected – by mobile phone, email and IM – as well as by traditional landlines. In such ways, rather than pulling families apart, ICTs often facilitate communication, kinship and functional integration.]]> Sat, 03 Nov 2007 15:55:45 GMT http://www.slideshare.net/Netwoman/the-networked-household Netwoman@slideshare.net(Netwoman) The Networked Household Netwoman The authors argue that individuals, rather than family solidarities, have become the primary unit of household connectivity. Many households do not operate as traditional densely knit groups but as more sparsely knit social networks where individuals juggle their somewhat separate agendas and schedules. At a time when many people enact multiple, individual roles at home, in the community and at work, the authors ask: how do adult household members communicate with each other? How do adult household members use information and communication technologies (ICTs) to organize, communicate and coordinate their leisure and social behavior both inside and outside the home? Interviews and surveys conducted in 2004–2005 in the Toronto, Canada area of East York show that households remain connected – but as networks rather than solidary groups. The authors describe how networked individuals bridge their relationships and connect with each other inside and outside the home. ICTs have afforded household members the ability to go about on their separate ways while staying more connected – by mobile phone, email and IM – as well as by traditional landlines. In such ways, rather than pulling families apart, ICTs often facilitate communication, kinship and functional integration. <img src="http://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/the-networked-household-1194116143924230-1-thumbnail-2?1194105345" alt ="" style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" /> The authors argue that individuals, rather than family solidarities, have become the primary unit of household connectivity. Many households do not operate as traditional densely knit groups but as more sparsely knit social networks where individuals juggle their somewhat separate agendas and schedules. At a time when many people enact multiple, individual roles at home, in the community and at work, the authors ask: how do adult household members communicate with each other? How do adult household members use information and communication technologies (ICTs) to organize, communicate and coordinate their leisure and social behavior both inside and outside the home? Interviews and surveys conducted in 2004–2005 in the Toronto, Canada area of East York show that households remain connected – but as networks rather than solidary groups. The authors describe how networked individuals bridge their relationships and connect with each other inside and outside the home. ICTs have afforded household members the ability to go about on their separate ways while staying more connected – by mobile phone, email and IM – as well as by traditional landlines. In such ways, rather than pulling families apart, ICTs often facilitate communication, kinship and functional integration. The Networked Household

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Modding the Metaverse http://www.slideshare.net/Netwoman/modding-the-metaverse
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Citasa Presentation http://www.slideshare.net/Netwoman/citasa-presentation
“Women’s Online Gaming Communities: Don’t Hate the Game, Hate the Players” Pervasive stereotypes such as ‘women don’t game’, ‘women don’t know how to game’ and ‘women don’t play violent videogames’ have long saturated the media as an explanation of why there are not more women gaming. The purpose of this presentation is to address these stereotypes and examine the online gaming experiences of women in Xbox Live that may explain why women appear absent in online gaming spaces. Using data from the GamerchiX Forum, I will discuss issues of harassment that women experience, and how the GamerchiX community (consisting of 2700 female gamers) offers different types of social support to address and overcome these negative gaming experiences, and how GamerchiX creates a safe, secure and encouraging community of female gamers. Moreover, I will explore the role GamerchiX plays in the lives of these women outside of gaming, which often encompass forum discussions that are not related to gaming at all, face-to-face meetings and associations in such spaces as Facebook. ]]>
“Women’s Online Gaming Communities: Don’t Hate the Game, Hate the Players” Pervasive stereotypes such as ‘women don’t game’, ‘women don’t know how to game’ and ‘women don’t play violent videogames’ have long saturated the media as an explanation of why there are not more women gaming. The purpose of this presentation is to address these stereotypes and examine the online gaming experiences of women in Xbox Live that may explain why women appear absent in online gaming spaces. Using data from the GamerchiX Forum, I will discuss issues of harassment that women experience, and how the GamerchiX community (consisting of 2700 female gamers) offers different types of social support to address and overcome these negative gaming experiences, and how GamerchiX creates a safe, secure and encouraging community of female gamers. Moreover, I will explore the role GamerchiX plays in the lives of these women outside of gaming, which often encompass forum discussions that are not related to gaming at all, face-to-face meetings and associations in such spaces as Facebook. ]]> Sun, 12 Aug 2007 17:25:17 GMT http://www.slideshare.net/Netwoman/citasa-presentation Netwoman@slideshare.net(Netwoman) Citasa Presentation Netwoman “Women’s Online Gaming Communities: Don’t Hate the Game, Hate the Players” Pervasive stereotypes such as ‘women don’t game’, ‘women don’t know how to game’ and ‘women don’t play violent videogames’ have long saturated the media as an explanation of why there are not more women gaming. The purpose of this presentation is to address these stereotypes and examine the online gaming experiences of women in Xbox Live that may explain why women appear absent in online gaming spaces. Using data from the GamerchiX Forum, I will discuss issues of harassment that women experience, and how the GamerchiX community (consisting of 2700 female gamers) offers different types of social support to address and overcome these negative gaming experiences, and how GamerchiX creates a safe, secure and encouraging community of female gamers. Moreover, I will explore the role GamerchiX plays in the lives of these women outside of gaming, which often encompass forum discussions that are not related to gaming at all, face-to-face meetings and associations in such spaces as Facebook. <img src="http://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/citasa-presentation3217-thumbnail-2?1186939517" alt ="" style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" /> “Women’s Online Gaming Communities: Don’t Hate the Game, Hate the Players” Pervasive stereotypes such as ‘women don’t game’, ‘women don’t know how to game’ and ‘women don’t play violent videogames’ have long saturated the media as an explanation of why there are not more women gaming. The purpose of this presentation is to address these stereotypes and examine the online gaming experiences of women in Xbox Live that may explain why women appear absent in online gaming spaces. Using data from the GamerchiX Forum, I will discuss issues of harassment that women experience, and how the GamerchiX community (consisting of 2700 female gamers) offers different types of social support to address and overcome these negative gaming experiences, and how GamerchiX creates a safe, secure and encouraging community of female gamers. Moreover, I will explore the role GamerchiX plays in the lives of these women outside of gaming, which often encompass forum discussions that are not related to gaming at all, face-to-face meetings and associations in such spaces as Facebook. Citasa Presentation

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Dancing Taluna http://www.slideshare.net/Netwoman/dancing-taluna
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Virtual Centre for Digital Media - Open House http://www.slideshare.net/Netwoman/virtual-centre-for-digital-media-open-house
This is a short presentation of the open house that was held at the Virtual Centre for Digital Media on Nov 25th, 2006 in Second Life.]]>
This is a short presentation of the open house that was held at the Virtual Centre for Digital Media on Nov 25th, 2006 in Second Life.]]> Tue, 28 Nov 2006 16:09:14 GMT http://www.slideshare.net/Netwoman/virtual-centre-for-digital-media-open-house Netwoman@slideshare.net(Netwoman) Virtual Centre for Digital Media - Open House Netwoman This is a short presentation of the open house that was held at the Virtual Centre for Digital Media on Nov 25th, 2006 in Second Life. <img src="http://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/virtual-centre-for-digital-media-open-house-20654-thumbnail-2?1164730154" alt ="" style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" /> This is a short presentation of the open house that was held at the Virtual Centre for Digital Media on Nov 25th, 2006 in Second Life. Virtual Centre for Digital Media - Open House

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Rave Adventures in Second Life http://www.slideshare.net/Netwoman/rave-adventures-in-second-life
Was at a Rave last night in Second Life and got this cool rainbow sphere with a neat effect. I decided to put some slides together for SlideShare.]]>
Was at a Rave last night in Second Life and got this cool rainbow sphere with a neat effect. I decided to put some slides together for SlideShare.]]> Sun, 19 Nov 2006 07:39:00 GMT http://www.slideshare.net/Netwoman/rave-adventures-in-second-life Netwoman@slideshare.net(Netwoman) Rave Adventures in Second Life Netwoman Was at a Rave last night in Second Life and got this cool rainbow sphere with a neat effect. I decided to put some slides together for SlideShare. <img src="http://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/rave-adventures-in-second-life-24315-thumbnail-2?1163921940" alt ="" style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" /> Was at a Rave last night in Second Life and got this cool rainbow sphere with a neat effect. I decided to put some slides together for SlideShare. Rave Adventures in Second Life

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