A self-organizing system is defined as one where the system structure forms on its own without external intervention. Some examples of self-organizing social systems include virtual worlds like Second Life as well as learning systems such as Moodle, Wikis, file sharing apps like Bearshare, and educational programs like Hole in the Wall that organize themselves through user participation.

2. Definition
A self-organising system is
one where the system structure
appears without explicit
intervention from outside
the system

3. Other examples of self-organising
social systems

4. Examples of self-organised learning
systems • Second Life
• Moodle
• Wiki
• Bearshare
• Hole in the wall