The document discusses the potential for emerging technologies and social networks to create positive social change when used for philanthropic purposes. It provides examples of pioneers in information and communication technology who have worked to develop standards and innovations to expand access and connectivity, particularly in developing areas. The document advocates for a holistic approach called "digital philanthropy" that utilizes these tools and principles for sustainable community development.

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2. “ love of mankind” philanthropy

3. “ Technology can broadly be defined as the development and application of tools, machines, materials, and processes that help to solve human problems.” https://honors.rit.edu/~axrgsl/seniorseminar/index.php/Technology technology

4. “ A social network is a social structure made of nodes that are tied by one or more specific types of interdependency, such as values, visions, ideas, financial exchange, friendship, kinship, dislike, conflict or trade.” http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Social_network social network

5. Doug Engelbart Father of the Mouse Pioneer of ICT Credited with helping to develop the personal computer Inventor of the mouse Social network theorist developing ICT systems to improve human collective IQ though Networked Improvement Communities (NIC) His work is a large part of oneVillage mission ‘ Technology is not the solution in itself but as an enabler of strategies to increase human capacity & potential’ From left to right Glen Johnson (open source innovator), Jim Forster (distinguished engineer at cisco) - Doug Engelbart (inventor of the mouse) and Joy Tang.

6. Vic Hayes Hayes has made his name not by inventing new technologies but by standardizing them. Created many of the protocols that govern the Internet today (how e-mail travels from sender to recipient) Chaired IEEE Committee & developed standards for wireless local-area networks (WLANs) - 802.11 Participated in the 2006 AirJaldi Summit Helped OVF establish Open Digital Village in Ghana Father of Wifi Vic at AirJaldi Summit (wireless mesh) in Dharamsala, India in 2006

7. Vic at AirJaldi Summit

8. Mary Lou Jepsen Created largest ambient displays ever; a holographic display over a city block; former Chief Technology Officer, Intel Display Division Joined OLPC to lead the laptop through development and into high volume mass production; Invented the OLPC's sunlight-readable display technology & its ultra-low power management system Transformed these inventions into high volume mass production rapidly and started Pixel Qi, to commercialize the technologies she invented at OLPC.

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10. Who is Connected?

11. Who Cares? Social Enterprise Oriented – doing good and doing well Ethically Grounded – for happiness, cherish others Net Savvy - use of Web 2.0 tools to ‘peer 2 peer’ Bridge the Digital Divide – resources maximization Sharing of Human Intellect – What’s the content? LOTS! ‘ Blessed Unrest: How the Largest Movement in the World Came into Being’ ~ by Paul Hawken

12. Evolution & Design of ‘Digital Center’ 1997: GDLN - World Bank - e-commerce, pioneered global networking eCenter concept for the top-down leaders 1999: Leland Initiative Digital Center – government; Scalability – e-Government, connect the last mile rural villages 2000: HP e-Inclusion – private sector/ sustainable model non-existent - emerging markets Today: community center concept - local/cultural – web2.0

13. Education as a Tool for Conscious Living UNESCO's Decade of Education in Sustainable Development Goals: Integrate eco-living into all aspects of education and learning Encourage changes in behavior to create a more sustainable future Ensure a just society for present and future generations

14. Corporate Shift: Cisco a Case Study for Digital Philanthropists? 2000 - Cisco Foundation formed to enable workers to shift to more social/ community work; 2001 responding to non-profit sector and corporate social responsibility. Cisco Fellows for Community Development show the human face of Cisco; 2002 - Cisco Network Academy & Learning Network launched enabling ICT4D in emerging markets; 2006 – Emphasis on the ‘Human Network;’ 2009 - Cisco's “Smart Grid” creating jobs, while modernizing the power grid in USA & expanding markets.

15. OVF Holistic ICT ‘Digital Philanthropy’ Tools Effective use of ICT including Web 2.0 tools Immersion in holistic thinking approach with a focus on how to facilitate Strong ethical foundation for service work and learning based on values of Buddhism Understanding of the concept of social network and social entrepreneurism Method of analysis that asks the tough questions to find the best and most sustainable ICT appropriate solution

17. Open Digital Villages 5 Key Transformational Aspects Wireless Network - Low cost disruptive technology that links people in the community together Social Enterprises - Create jobs & through business incubation driven by community needs R&D on Open Source Technologies - low cost and easy to use Affordable Computing - Reliable, efficient and suited to challenging conditions Solar Powered Telecenters - Promote sustainable technologies

18. Whole System Designer Wanted

19. Digital Philanthropist Wanted

20. Joy Tang http://blog.onevillage.tv/ [email_address] +886 988 164 558 skype: joytang facebook: Joy Tang