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    1. Social Media: Uses in Microfinance (Real and Potential) IDLO Microfinance Project Chennai, April 4, 2008 Jerry Michalski
    2. Who’s speaking
      • 1987-1998 as a technology industry analyst
        • Avocation  vocation
        • Identifying trends
        • Bridging business, society and tech
        • Famous boss (Esther Dyson)
      • 1998-now: independent consultant
        • “ Guide to the relationship economy”
      • Raised in Peru and Argentina
      • Champion for ordinary people
    3. Important context
      • The dominant worldwide platform:
      • Today:
        • Calls, SMS, Web
        • Remittances ( G-Cash )
      • Soon:
        • Pictures
        • Video
        • Your bank
        • Much more
      Sullivan: You Can Hear Me Now: How Microloans and Cell Phones are Connecting the World's Poor to the Global Economy Ask Aslam!
    4. Our workshop’s “tag” is… IDLO2008Chennai
    5. I’m using it already
      • Memorable (yet private)
      • Short
      • Unique
      • No permission needed
      Photos on Flickr Links on del.icio.us Videos on YouTube
    6. What we’ll cover
      • What is social media?
        • Web 1.0, 2.0 (3.0?)
        • More than a technological shift
      • What opportunities does it offer?
        • Fit with microfinance
        • What organizations are doing
        • What is now possible
    7. Web “1.0”
      • Web pages/sites
      • Weblogs
      • Wikis
      • Email, mailing lists
      • Instant messaging
    8. Weblogs
      • Component parts
        • Posts
        • Permalinks
        • Comments
        • Blogroll
      • Useful microfinance blogs
        • MicroCapital.org
        • Acumen Fund blog
      Newest Post Blogroll Title
    9. Wikis
      • “ Wiki-wiki” means “quick” in Hawaiian
      • Group editable websites
        • Make page links [like this]
      • Four examples
        • Wikipedia (e.g., its page on microfinance )
        • TaxAlmanac.org (Intuit)
        • BarCamp.org (“unconferences”)
        • A site I set up for you (on a free service)
    10. Web 1.0 communication tools
      • Email, mailing lists
      • Instant messaging (IM)
      • Voice over IP (VoIP)
    11. Web “2.0”
      • More interactive
      • More connected
      • More social
      • More open
      • More complicated and unpredictable
    12. Media sharing
      • Photo sharing: Flickr (now part of Yahoo)
      • Video sharing: YouTube (now part of Google)
      • Link sharing: del.icio.us (now part of Yahoo)
      • Document sharing: Google Docs
      • Library sharing: Shelfari
      • Event calendars: Upcoming (Yahoo also)
      • … almost anything you can think of
      • Two key features: tagging and social networking
    13. Social networking sites
      • All the sites on the previous page
      • Facebook
        • One person’s profile
        • And thousands of Facebook “apps”
      • MySpace
      • Bebo
      • Hundreds of others
    14. “ Mashups”
      • HousingMaps.com
      • ChicagoCrime.org ( arson )
      • digglicious (Digg + del.icio.us)
      • ProgrammableWeb
    15. New communication tools
      • “ Nanoblogging”
        • Twitter
      • Lifestreaming
        • FriendFeed ( mine )
      • Web conferencing
      • Facebook’s mini-feed
    16. And more
      • How-to
        • 5min Life Videopedia
        • Howcast
      • Where to?
        • PickupPal
        • IsAnyoneGoingTo
      • Market makers
        • CellBazaar
        • Tradenet
    17. All add up to…
      • An “ architecture of participation ”
    18. Not just a technology shift
      • Assume good behavior
        • Let community fix bad behavior
      • Costs have plummeted
      • Power has shifted
      • Emphasis on
        • Social
        • Open
    19. Openness: a framework
      • Open Source
      • Open Content
      • Open Process
      • Mix and match
    20. Mobs or collective intelligence?
      • Mackay (1841): … the Madness of Crowds
      • Hardin (1968): The Tragedy of the Commons
      • Shirky: Here Comes Everybody
      • Tapscott: Wikinomics
      • Surowiecki: The Wisdom of Crowds
      • Rheingold: Smart Mobs
      • Benkler: Sharing Nicely
    21. Persistence
    22. All the stakeholders
      • Other int’l resources
      • UN, NGOs, etc.
      • Volunteer corps
      • Global idea banks
      • Supranational movements
      • Government ministries
      • Finance
      • Development
      • Central bank
      • Women’s rights
      • Global market makers
      • Kiva
      • MicroPlace
      • Etsy
      Asia Europe The Americas Africa IDLO MNCs (banks) Apex Orgs (funds, accel.)
    23. And more MFIs
      • Their Families
      • Health
      • Education
      • Knowledge
      • Bias/access
      • Housing
      • Remittances
      • Their Markets
      • Demand
      • Logistics
      • Coordination
      • Intermediaries
      Asia Europe The Americas Africa IDLO MNCs (banks) Apex Orgs (funds, accel.) Borrowers Lending Circles
    24. Questions? Jerry Michalski [email_address] www.sociate.com +1 (415) 465-0256
    25. Google Popdex Technorati Feedster The Blogosphere Wiki (1995) A Map Personal Home Pages Justin Hall (1994) Weblogs (1997) Search Engines RSS Feeds RSS Aggregators Ward Cunningham Other services Flickr del.icio.us Google Maps Mashups CamelCase CamelCase
    26. A map of the trends

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