Desde Micro-blogs a Moblos y Herramientas Web para aprendizaje – usando herramientas para aprendizaje Libre y Abierto

Teemu Leinonen Research Group Leader Media Lab - TaiK Helsinki, Finland Visiting Fellow SRI International Menlo Park, California

Let’s start with two trends:

Mobile Phones Wikis

Mobile Phones

Wikis

Mobile Phones

Mobile Phones

1. Mobile phones 2. Multimedia phones 3. Handheld devices (iPods, calculators, etc.) 4. Multimedia phone-computers 5. Internet tablets 6. Ultralight laptops Mobile phones (and other digital mobile devices)

1. Mobile phones

2. Multimedia phones

3. Handheld devices (iPods, calculators, etc.)

4. Multimedia phone-computers

5. Internet tablets

6. Ultralight laptops

“ Mobile phones” “ Computers” 2007 Nokia: “mobile multimedia computers” 2007 Apple Computers Inc. dropped "Computer" from its name and is now just Apple Inc.

Internet tablets Ultralight laptops Multimedia phone computers Handheld devices Multimedia phones Mobile phones 100% 50% 75% 0% 25% World population

More than 200 000 000

Mobile phone features: Talk and Text (SMS) Contacts Clock / Alarm Calculator Torch / flashlight Mobile network

Talk and Text (SMS)

Contacts

Clock / Alarm

Calculator

Torch / flashlight

Mobile network

Multimedia phone features: Talk and Text + Music / Audio (MP3) / FM radio Camera: photo + video Java Mobile network - Bluetooth

Talk and Text

+

Music / Audio (MP3) / FM radio

Camera: photo + video

Java

Mobile network - Bluetooth

Mobile Phones Wikis

Mobile Phones

Wikis

Wikis

Wikis

How many of you have used Wikipedia this week?

How many of you have edit Wikipedia articles?

Word largest encyclopedia 10 000 000 + articles 250 + languages One of the world’s top 10 websites (ahead of BBC, CNN, Microsoft etc.) Created entirely by volunteers 6 000 000 accounts “ Wikipedians” (en.wikipedia: 1500 administrators) (Source: Wikimedia Foundation 2008)

Word largest encyclopedia

10 000 000 + articles

250 + languages

One of the world’s top 10 websites (ahead of BBC, CNN, Microsoft etc.)

Created entirely by volunteers

6 000 000 accounts

“ Wikipedians” (en.wikipedia: 1500 administrators)

Wikipedia is an example of many-to-many media

Wiktionary - a dictionary in all the languages of the world Wikiquote – a collection of quotations from famous people, books and speeches Wikibooks - a collection of free study and textbooks Wikisource – multilingual collection of texts that could be distributed as free and open content

Wiktionary - a dictionary in all the languages of the world

Wikiquote – a collection of quotations from famous people, books and speeches

Wikibooks - a collection of free study and textbooks

Wikisource – multilingual collection of texts that could be distributed as free and open content

Wikispecies - directory of the world species Wkinews - news service Wkiversity – a site for learning materials and learning communities Wikimedia Commons - collection of free photographs, diagrams, maps, videos, animations, music, sounds, spoken texts, and other free media

Wikispecies - directory of the world species

Wkinews - news service

Wkiversity – a site for learning materials and learning communities

Wikimedia Commons - collection of free photographs, diagrams, maps, videos, animations, music, sounds, spoken texts, and other free media

Story from South Africa

MobilED Mobile Audio Wiki video

Mobile many-to-many media

Why people want to do media?

Why people contribute to the Wikipedia?

Because they can.

Many-to-many media tools and services

links, web-sites (wikis), point of views (blogs), micro content (micro blogs), photos, audios and videos, learning environments Sharing

http://del.icio.us/ http://www.citeulike.org/ Sharing links

http://del.icio.us/

http://www.citeulike.org/

Sharing links

http://www.wikispaces.com/ http://www.wikia.com/ Sharing web-sites (wiki)

http://www.wikispaces.com/

http://www.wikia.com/

Sharing web-sites (wiki)

http://www.wordpress.com/ http://www.blogger.com/ Sharing point of views (blogs) (... and fast creation of a web site)

http://www.wordpress.com/

http://www.blogger.com/

Sharing point of views (blogs)

http://www.twitter.com/ http://www.jaiku.com/ Sharing micro content (micro-blogs)

http://www.twitter.com/

http://www.jaiku.com/

Sharing micro content (micro-blogs)

http://www.flickr.com/ http://commons.wikimedia.org/ Sharing photos

http://www.flickr.com/

http://commons.wikimedia.org/

Sharing photos

http://qik.com/ http://blip.tv/ Sharing audios and videos

http://qik.com/

http://blip.tv/

Sharing audios and videos

http://www.wikiversity.org http://www.wikieducator.org Sharing learning environments

http://www.wikiversity.org

http://www.wikieducator.org

Sharing learning environments

http://www.widsets.com/ http://qik.com/ http://blip.tv/ http://www.jaiku.com/ Tools for mobiles

http://www.widsets.com/

http://qik.com/

http://blip.tv/

http://www.jaiku.com/

Tools for mobiles

Gracias - Kiitos - Thank you Teemu Leinonen teemu.leinonen@taik.fi