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    1. Knowledge as Technology Dependent:   A Comparison of the Encyclopedia Britannica and Wikipedia
    2.  
    3. Who Am I? Mark Bell BSU Alumni MA in Digital Storytelling PhD Student at Indiana SWI
    4. Thesis
    5. Jenkins
    6. Rheingold
    7. What is an encyclopedia ?
      • The unbridgeable chasm between the knowledge contained in individual memory and the collective body of knowledge stored in an encyclopedia
      • (Yeo, 2001)
    8. What is knowledge ?
    9. How is knowledge produced ?
    10. Teacher
    11. Paper
    12. Digital
    13. People
    14. How Much does knowledge Cost ?
    15. Technology of calculation
    16. Technology of communication
    17. Technology of socialization
    18. "Communications tools don't get socially interesting until they get technologically boring." - Clay Shirky on The Cobert Report
    19. History of Encyclopedia Britannica
      • Colin Macfarquhar & Andrew Bell
      • 1771
    20. How is EB produced?
    21. What is a Wiki
      • http://www.commoncraft.com/video-wikis-plain-english
    22. History of Wikipedia 2001
    23. How is Wikipedia produced?
    24. Nature 2005
      • “ The average science entry in Wikipedia contained around four inaccuracies; Britannica, about three .”
    25.  
    26.  
    27. =
    28. The day knowledge changed forever
    29. Commercials
    30. Current Web Sites
    31. Media effects changing to media affects . No longer “what media does to you” but “what you do to the media.” - Jenkins
      • Participation gap
    32. How many people actually do the editing?
    33. How do you process information?
    34. Old way
    35. New Way
    36. Stop Trying to Fool Us
    37. Angela Beesley Vice President Community Relations & Co-Founder, Wikia / Chair of Wikimedia Foundation Advisory Board
    38. What happens if EB becomes open sourced?
    39. “ If Britannica became open sourced that would mean Wikipedia could take their content.”
    40. Encyclopedia of Life http://www.eol.org/
    41. What are you going to do?
      • Mark Bell
      • [email_address]
      • Facebook
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