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- 1. Collective Intelligence in Web 2.0 Charlotte Basford-Social Networks Lauren Harvey- YouTube Rachel Morgan- Wikipedia AniaRemlein- Blogging
- 2. What is Collective Intelligence? • The collaboration of multiple people’s thoughts, opinions and beliefs. • Relevance to Web 2.0- People are continuously creating and sharing new media across a range of websites. This could potentially have a major impact on the shape of the Internet as it is no longer entirely controlled by large media corporations.
- 3. Blogging
- 9. From: Jaron Lanier – ‘Edge – the third culture’ PROS CONS MySpace/Wikipedia – MySpace Wikipedia = an engaged community. doesn’t pretend to be all wise – gives an opinion ‘An Experiment that has room to grow’ – interesting information of People who don’t understand people’s thoughts and ideas not Wikipedia can end up using it trustworthy! wrong. ‘An expression of personality’ ‘Desirable to have influence’ – sometimes goes too far (false information)
- 10. From: the economist - ‘the wiki principle’ The Seigenthaler Incident. Brian Chase gave false information on John Lasted 132 days on Wikipedia Seigenthaler (journalist) It raised questions about the through Wikipedia. reliability of Wikipedia. ‘Opportunities for worldwide communications and research Living in Soviet Union and but populated by volunteer was implicated in the vandals with poison-pen assassinations of John F. intellects’ – John Seigenthaler. Kennedy.
- 11. What’s on Wikipedia? • 3,777,792 articles in English • In the news, on this day, featured article and current events. • News through the people – Michael Jackson’s death.
- 13. “Gatecrashers invade £1m Kingston house for boy's Facebookparty”
- 14. • The average age of social network users could argue that only a certain generation of people are aware of networked and collective intelligence-could this be dangerous if people get left behind? • Could collective intelligence become too powerful before it has really been established? Could this in turn radically change the world?
- 15. • As an overview, it is clear that collective intelligence is a rapidly spreading concept. It has become an integral part of Web 2.0 and is rapidly expanding over a range of media platforms. Therefore it may not be too long before collective intelligence becomes an integral part of everyday life and this could be potentially both good and bad.