The document discusses the concepts of collective intelligence, open innovation, crowdsourcing, co-creation, and how crowds can be leveraged to solve problems. It provides examples of how crowdsourcing has been used by organizations like NASA and Innocentive to accomplish tasks. The focus is on how open collaboration and crowd participation can drive innovation for peace journalism and conflict resolution.

1. Open X
University of Helsinki, Finland
11.3.2011
tanjaa@stanford.edu

2. The
Wisdom
of
Crowds
“All of us are smarter than any one of us”
Pierre Levy, James Surowiecki

3. Collective
intelligence
Open innovation
User innovation
Co-Creation
Crowdcreation Crowdsourcing
Open innovation = flow of innovations and ideas inbound to the
organization and outbound from the organization
H. Chesbrough

4. Open APIs
Revenue: ads, traffic, brand exposure
External R&D Lab
Ecosystem effect

5. NASA
Crowdsourcing
Simple tasks

6. Transcriptions from Egypt

7. Crisis mapping,
Crowdmapping

8. Innocentive Complicated
problems

9. Crowdsourcing
creativity

10. LifeEdited
Co-creation
“All of us are smarter than any one of us”

11. Innovation
challenges
Co-creation

12. Uutisraivaaja by the
Helsingin Sanomat
Foundation

13. @Garbage Girl
Crowdfunding

14. Peace

15. Peace
Innovation

16. Peace
Innovation
Journalism
Journalism about Innovations in
peace innovations peace journalism

17. Peace Innovation
Journalism Challenge
How can journalism contribute to
the peace in the world?
The role of journalism
in conflict solving?

18. tanjaa@stanford.edu
@tanjaaita