Jamboosa
•
0 likes•167 views
Jamboosa is a brainstorming platform that allows users to post ideas, problems, and think creatively to obtain solutions. It introduces purely permissive, which is a platform for asking problems and attaining real-time solutions from users on any category by adding or removing submissions. Jamboosa enhances creativity by utilizing the wisdom of crowds to propel innovation.
Report
Share
Report
Share
Recommended
An Introduction To Co Do
The document discusses how people have historically been able to govern themselves and create innovations through open collaboration and "people power", without needing central authorities. It proposes "co-do" as a new online platform to connect people and enable open, collaborative innovation by providing an environment for sharing ideas and working on solutions together. Co-do aims to harness the creative potential of people power on the internet by allowing users to highlight expertise, access others' contributions, work jointly on initiatives, and vote on the best ideas and additions to shared resources.
CrowdTruth for Digital Hermeneutics
The document discusses using crowdsourcing to understand events in cultural heritage collections by harnessing disagreement among annotators. It proposes a CrowdTruth framework where multiple annotators label examples to capture varying perspectives, and the disagreements are represented and can be learned from by machines. This helps address issues with traditional gold standards which assume a single correct answer and aims to scale understanding of vague concepts like events where human interpretation varies.
RIWC_PARA_A152 hacking wheelchairs with open design, digital fabrication and ...
Rachael Wallach founded DisruptDisability to address the lack of accessible and customizable wheelchairs. Their solution is to create an open source online library of modular wheelchair designs that users can freely access, customize, and locally manufacture. This empowers wheelchair users and makers to design wheelchairs that meet individual needs. Over 1000 people have joined the movement through hackathons to collaborate on the design of a customizable and modular wheelchair system.
All Things Open 2017: Foundations of Inner Source
The document discusses the principles of InnerSource, which is applying open source development principles within enterprises. It outlines the principles of InnerSource as culture, communication, transparency, collaboration, community, and meritocracy. It describes the Apache Way, which focuses on meritocracy, transparency, and community. The Apache Way originated from focusing on volunteer contributors and community.
Wireless policy intro
The document discusses how technology has changed over time and impacted various aspects of life. It poses questions about how technology has changed the author's life and influenced education, society, and the future. It also considers what if advancements in technology were rejected in the past and how that would affect the present.
What is innovation
The document discusses the topic of innovation through a series of images and captions. It defines innovation as applying knowledge and thought to new situations to produce new solutions, services, processes, products, and experiences. It suggests that innovation is needed to help reduce anxieties, make services more affordable, simplify ancient processes, develop eco-friendly products, and let people experience new opportunities. In summary, the document explores the concept and importance of innovation through different examples and perspectives.
Makerspaces & Smart Communities
The document discusses how makers create by using physical, technological, and social worlds. It notes that DIY is done collaboratively and that makers create by going from idea to innovation, innovation to application, from zero to maker, maker to market, and maker to maker. The document suggests that makers blur boundaries between physical and virtual worlds and between profession and hobby.
The Sustainable Future Eco Landmarks at GI2013 INSPIRE Forum
The Sustainable Future Eco Landmarks at GI2013 INSPIRE Forum ΜΗΤΙΣ Παγκόσμιο Δίκτυο Ευαισθητοποίησης
This document proposes developing UNESCO World Heritage sites into "Eco-Landmarks" to promote sustainable development practices. It suggests using these recognizable landmarks to raise global awareness of sustainability issues through virtual representations on smartphones and computers. Doing so could attract widespread interest and financial backing for sustainability initiatives. The document advocates for a professional, collaborative approach using new communication technologies to address sustainability challenges, as past methods have shown limited effectiveness.Recommended
An Introduction To Co Do
The document discusses how people have historically been able to govern themselves and create innovations through open collaboration and "people power", without needing central authorities. It proposes "co-do" as a new online platform to connect people and enable open, collaborative innovation by providing an environment for sharing ideas and working on solutions together. Co-do aims to harness the creative potential of people power on the internet by allowing users to highlight expertise, access others' contributions, work jointly on initiatives, and vote on the best ideas and additions to shared resources.
CrowdTruth for Digital Hermeneutics
The document discusses using crowdsourcing to understand events in cultural heritage collections by harnessing disagreement among annotators. It proposes a CrowdTruth framework where multiple annotators label examples to capture varying perspectives, and the disagreements are represented and can be learned from by machines. This helps address issues with traditional gold standards which assume a single correct answer and aims to scale understanding of vague concepts like events where human interpretation varies.
RIWC_PARA_A152 hacking wheelchairs with open design, digital fabrication and ...
Rachael Wallach founded DisruptDisability to address the lack of accessible and customizable wheelchairs. Their solution is to create an open source online library of modular wheelchair designs that users can freely access, customize, and locally manufacture. This empowers wheelchair users and makers to design wheelchairs that meet individual needs. Over 1000 people have joined the movement through hackathons to collaborate on the design of a customizable and modular wheelchair system.
All Things Open 2017: Foundations of Inner Source
The document discusses the principles of InnerSource, which is applying open source development principles within enterprises. It outlines the principles of InnerSource as culture, communication, transparency, collaboration, community, and meritocracy. It describes the Apache Way, which focuses on meritocracy, transparency, and community. The Apache Way originated from focusing on volunteer contributors and community.
Wireless policy intro
The document discusses how technology has changed over time and impacted various aspects of life. It poses questions about how technology has changed the author's life and influenced education, society, and the future. It also considers what if advancements in technology were rejected in the past and how that would affect the present.
What is innovation
The document discusses the topic of innovation through a series of images and captions. It defines innovation as applying knowledge and thought to new situations to produce new solutions, services, processes, products, and experiences. It suggests that innovation is needed to help reduce anxieties, make services more affordable, simplify ancient processes, develop eco-friendly products, and let people experience new opportunities. In summary, the document explores the concept and importance of innovation through different examples and perspectives.
Makerspaces & Smart Communities
The document discusses how makers create by using physical, technological, and social worlds. It notes that DIY is done collaboratively and that makers create by going from idea to innovation, innovation to application, from zero to maker, maker to market, and maker to maker. The document suggests that makers blur boundaries between physical and virtual worlds and between profession and hobby.
The Sustainable Future Eco Landmarks at GI2013 INSPIRE Forum
The Sustainable Future Eco Landmarks at GI2013 INSPIRE Forum ΜΗΤΙΣ Παγκόσμιο Δίκτυο Ευαισθητοποίησης
This document proposes developing UNESCO World Heritage sites into "Eco-Landmarks" to promote sustainable development practices. It suggests using these recognizable landmarks to raise global awareness of sustainability issues through virtual representations on smartphones and computers. Doing so could attract widespread interest and financial backing for sustainability initiatives. The document advocates for a professional, collaborative approach using new communication technologies to address sustainability challenges, as past methods have shown limited effectiveness.Speed of Technology Change - www.leebow.com
1. The document discusses the speed of technological change and the transition to Web 2.0, noting the rise of user-generated content and social networking sites.
2. It provides examples of how the internet is evolving from traditional top-down media to a more collaborative "fifth estate" driven by sharing and user participation on sites like Wikipedia, YouTube, Facebook and blogs.
3. The document advocates for making the internet a safer and more meaningful experience and discusses challenges around privacy as technology continues to rapidly change and advance.
Crowdacceleratedinnovation branch-120529101431-phpapp02
Slides from Chris Anderson on his talk about crowd accelerated innovation, involving crowdsourcing and social media.
Jamboosa Final (2)
The document introduces an innovative new website called Jamboosa that aims to facilitate idea generation, problem solving, and networking. It does this by allowing users to post ideas and solutions in real time, search by user or category, and engage in creative pursuits and brainstorming. The document argues Jamboosa combines the advantages of social media while eliminating the negatives, and enhances communication and networking across different levels and categories through an organized and easy to use interface. Users are encouraged to be part of this revolutionary new innovation.
2010-6-17 JW Graham talk
The document discusses innovation at Google through observations from a Google entrepreneur. It provides examples of innovation cycles involving insights, inventions, and introductions to markets. It discusses how Google fights the innovator's dilemma through a culture that hires passionately, shares everything, and iterates rather than insisting on instant perfection. The document also outlines ideas and teams focused on innovation happening at Google's Waterloo location.
Library 2.0
Slides and notes for a seminar on libraries and new web tools. Delivered to the School Library Association on the 20th of June 2009.
FUTURE TECHNOLOGY
Some people argue we are facing a new industrial revolution for two main reasons: 1) the limitless open source movement which provides free software and resources for technological experimentation and innovation, allowing people to access information to build their own projects, and 2) the makers revolution brought about by new technologies like 3D printing that allow people to design and print objects digitally and to manufacture complex objects outside of traditional factories. This democratization of technology means that knowledge about how to make or "print" things is becoming part of mainstream culture, fueling a makers movement where people can freely share technological knowledge and ideas.
5 tips to find and accelerate new ideas
Here are 5 things you need to know to learn how to find and implement the next big idea in your organisation
Collective Intellection
Collective intelligence refers to the combined knowledge, skills and experience that emerge from collaboration between individuals. It is the foundation of economies where groups can achieve more than individuals alone. Examples of collective intelligence include Wikipedia, where many contributors build an online encyclopedia, and social networks that allow people with shared interests to connect. While sites like Wikipedia have grown rapidly with contributions from around the world, some argue they lack transparency, reliability and gatekeepers to ensure quality and accuracy of content.
Collective intelligence 2
Collective intelligence refers to the combined knowledge, skills and experience that emerge from collaboration between individuals. It is the foundation of economies where groups can achieve more than individuals alone. Examples of collective intelligence include Wikipedia, where many contributors build an online encyclopedia, and social networks that allow people with shared interests to connect. While sites like Wikipedia have grown rapidly with contributions from around the world, some argue they lack transparency, editing or fact-checking, making the information provided unreliable. There is debate around whether "the wisdom of crowds" can be truly trusted.
Il 2014 awesome mobile apps final -cheryl peltier-davis
Discusses tools and tips for implementing innovative services with free social media tools and mobile apps applied in libraries and other working environments. Iincludes apps supporting the latest trends in cloud storage, crowdfunding, ebooks, makerspaces, MOOCs, news aggregation, photo and video sharing, self-publishing, social networking and bookmarking, video conferencing, visualization and wearable technology --all tailored to the needs of libraries and the communities they serve.
Vision 2020 Future of Education Workshop Outline
Slides from discussion group examining future forces shaping education. Material derived from the 2020 Forecast map created by Knowledge Works and Institute for the Future. Presentation co-authored with Paul Owens, Training Coordinator for Instructional Technology.
Crowdsourcing industrial 30 oct 2
1) Crowdsourcing allows companies to tap into the collective intelligence of a large group of people to solve problems in new ways.
2) Netflix used an open innovation tournament to improve their movie recommendation algorithm, offering $1 million to whoever could improve it by 10%.
3) The authors Jeff Howe and Mark Robinson are credited with coining the term "crowdsourcing" based on the idea of outsourcing tasks to a distributed group of people.
Crowdsourcing industrial 30 oct 2
1) Crowdsourcing and open innovation are changing the way companies operate by tapping into the knowledge of large groups of people through the internet.
2) Netflix is a successful example of this by improving their movie recommendation algorithm through a crowdsourcing competition where they offered $1 million to whoever could improve it by 10%.
3) The term "crowdsourcing" was coined by Jeff Howe and Mark Robinson from the magazine Wired to describe the act of outsourcing tasks to a distributed group of people.
BoSEU20 Online | Bruce McCarthy | Impossible Outcomes & How To Achieve Them
BoSEU20 Online | Bruce McCarthy | Impossible Outcomes & How To Achieve ThemBusiness of Software Conference
This document outlines a recipe for building a product culture with three key elements: vision, plan, and team. It advocates creating a compelling vision of the future, developing a product roadmap to build toward that vision through iterative opportunities, and assembling a dedicated team focused on achieving the vision. It provides examples of companies like Netflix, Amazon, and Porsche that exemplify this approach.Wikinnovation
This document discusses wikinnovation and mass collaboration. It introduces concepts like wikinomics, open innovation, and crowdsourcing. Examples are provided of companies collaborating with customers and external experts to generate new ideas. The benefits of an open sharing approach to knowledge and innovation are explained. Tools for collaboration like Wikipedia, YouTube, and open source projects are also mentioned.
The Network Multiplier - A 2.5 Day Program
A 2.5 Day Curriculum for the Network Imperative and how leaders business and mental models are impacting how they make and spend their capital to create value.
DC Nonprofit Generator
On March 12, 2014, we hosted a Generator with DC nonprofit community. The attached deck provides an outline of the day which included a series of demos from DC area social good projects.
Leveraging Technology to Connect to the World
Leveraging Technology to Connect to the World was a presentation about using social media and online tools to facilitate global collaboration and 21st century learning. The presentation recommended that educators develop personal learning networks to investigate best practices, model lifelong learning, and find opportunities for global projects. It highlighted tools like Skype, Google Docs, and Twitter that allow for connected, collaborative learning across borders. The presenter urged educators to see themselves as curators and creators of online content and to design structured global projects that engage students authentically.
LCEB Enterprise Week 2009 Keynote March 2
The document summarizes José Pietri's presentation at the Enterprise Week 2009 on the importance of change and innovation for businesses. The presentation focused on sharing experiences and examples of innovation in practice from other companies. It emphasized that innovation is an ongoing process, not just a single event, and discussed the importance of collaboration and exploring new ideas through tools like social media and brainstorming to drive business growth.
IFIF Ideas Submission
The document describes an online brainstorming event called Innovation Jam for generating and discussing ideas about the future of the internet. Participants can post new ideas, vote on existing ideas, discuss and comment on ideas, and see the most popular ideas. The goal is to collaboratively develop internet use cases that could drive growth and innovation in Ireland and to consider whether the ideas have already been tried or could form new projects.
More Related Content
Similar to Jamboosa
Speed of Technology Change - www.leebow.com
1. The document discusses the speed of technological change and the transition to Web 2.0, noting the rise of user-generated content and social networking sites.
2. It provides examples of how the internet is evolving from traditional top-down media to a more collaborative "fifth estate" driven by sharing and user participation on sites like Wikipedia, YouTube, Facebook and blogs.
3. The document advocates for making the internet a safer and more meaningful experience and discusses challenges around privacy as technology continues to rapidly change and advance.
Crowdacceleratedinnovation branch-120529101431-phpapp02
Slides from Chris Anderson on his talk about crowd accelerated innovation, involving crowdsourcing and social media.
Jamboosa Final (2)
The document introduces an innovative new website called Jamboosa that aims to facilitate idea generation, problem solving, and networking. It does this by allowing users to post ideas and solutions in real time, search by user or category, and engage in creative pursuits and brainstorming. The document argues Jamboosa combines the advantages of social media while eliminating the negatives, and enhances communication and networking across different levels and categories through an organized and easy to use interface. Users are encouraged to be part of this revolutionary new innovation.
2010-6-17 JW Graham talk
The document discusses innovation at Google through observations from a Google entrepreneur. It provides examples of innovation cycles involving insights, inventions, and introductions to markets. It discusses how Google fights the innovator's dilemma through a culture that hires passionately, shares everything, and iterates rather than insisting on instant perfection. The document also outlines ideas and teams focused on innovation happening at Google's Waterloo location.
Library 2.0
Slides and notes for a seminar on libraries and new web tools. Delivered to the School Library Association on the 20th of June 2009.
FUTURE TECHNOLOGY
Some people argue we are facing a new industrial revolution for two main reasons: 1) the limitless open source movement which provides free software and resources for technological experimentation and innovation, allowing people to access information to build their own projects, and 2) the makers revolution brought about by new technologies like 3D printing that allow people to design and print objects digitally and to manufacture complex objects outside of traditional factories. This democratization of technology means that knowledge about how to make or "print" things is becoming part of mainstream culture, fueling a makers movement where people can freely share technological knowledge and ideas.
5 tips to find and accelerate new ideas
Here are 5 things you need to know to learn how to find and implement the next big idea in your organisation
Collective Intellection
Collective intelligence refers to the combined knowledge, skills and experience that emerge from collaboration between individuals. It is the foundation of economies where groups can achieve more than individuals alone. Examples of collective intelligence include Wikipedia, where many contributors build an online encyclopedia, and social networks that allow people with shared interests to connect. While sites like Wikipedia have grown rapidly with contributions from around the world, some argue they lack transparency, reliability and gatekeepers to ensure quality and accuracy of content.
Collective intelligence 2
Collective intelligence refers to the combined knowledge, skills and experience that emerge from collaboration between individuals. It is the foundation of economies where groups can achieve more than individuals alone. Examples of collective intelligence include Wikipedia, where many contributors build an online encyclopedia, and social networks that allow people with shared interests to connect. While sites like Wikipedia have grown rapidly with contributions from around the world, some argue they lack transparency, editing or fact-checking, making the information provided unreliable. There is debate around whether "the wisdom of crowds" can be truly trusted.
Il 2014 awesome mobile apps final -cheryl peltier-davis
Discusses tools and tips for implementing innovative services with free social media tools and mobile apps applied in libraries and other working environments. Iincludes apps supporting the latest trends in cloud storage, crowdfunding, ebooks, makerspaces, MOOCs, news aggregation, photo and video sharing, self-publishing, social networking and bookmarking, video conferencing, visualization and wearable technology --all tailored to the needs of libraries and the communities they serve.
Vision 2020 Future of Education Workshop Outline
Slides from discussion group examining future forces shaping education. Material derived from the 2020 Forecast map created by Knowledge Works and Institute for the Future. Presentation co-authored with Paul Owens, Training Coordinator for Instructional Technology.
Crowdsourcing industrial 30 oct 2
1) Crowdsourcing allows companies to tap into the collective intelligence of a large group of people to solve problems in new ways.
2) Netflix used an open innovation tournament to improve their movie recommendation algorithm, offering $1 million to whoever could improve it by 10%.
3) The authors Jeff Howe and Mark Robinson are credited with coining the term "crowdsourcing" based on the idea of outsourcing tasks to a distributed group of people.
Crowdsourcing industrial 30 oct 2
1) Crowdsourcing and open innovation are changing the way companies operate by tapping into the knowledge of large groups of people through the internet.
2) Netflix is a successful example of this by improving their movie recommendation algorithm through a crowdsourcing competition where they offered $1 million to whoever could improve it by 10%.
3) The term "crowdsourcing" was coined by Jeff Howe and Mark Robinson from the magazine Wired to describe the act of outsourcing tasks to a distributed group of people.
BoSEU20 Online | Bruce McCarthy | Impossible Outcomes & How To Achieve Them
BoSEU20 Online | Bruce McCarthy | Impossible Outcomes & How To Achieve ThemBusiness of Software Conference
This document outlines a recipe for building a product culture with three key elements: vision, plan, and team. It advocates creating a compelling vision of the future, developing a product roadmap to build toward that vision through iterative opportunities, and assembling a dedicated team focused on achieving the vision. It provides examples of companies like Netflix, Amazon, and Porsche that exemplify this approach.Wikinnovation
This document discusses wikinnovation and mass collaboration. It introduces concepts like wikinomics, open innovation, and crowdsourcing. Examples are provided of companies collaborating with customers and external experts to generate new ideas. The benefits of an open sharing approach to knowledge and innovation are explained. Tools for collaboration like Wikipedia, YouTube, and open source projects are also mentioned.
The Network Multiplier - A 2.5 Day Program
A 2.5 Day Curriculum for the Network Imperative and how leaders business and mental models are impacting how they make and spend their capital to create value.
DC Nonprofit Generator
On March 12, 2014, we hosted a Generator with DC nonprofit community. The attached deck provides an outline of the day which included a series of demos from DC area social good projects.
Leveraging Technology to Connect to the World
Leveraging Technology to Connect to the World was a presentation about using social media and online tools to facilitate global collaboration and 21st century learning. The presentation recommended that educators develop personal learning networks to investigate best practices, model lifelong learning, and find opportunities for global projects. It highlighted tools like Skype, Google Docs, and Twitter that allow for connected, collaborative learning across borders. The presenter urged educators to see themselves as curators and creators of online content and to design structured global projects that engage students authentically.
LCEB Enterprise Week 2009 Keynote March 2
The document summarizes José Pietri's presentation at the Enterprise Week 2009 on the importance of change and innovation for businesses. The presentation focused on sharing experiences and examples of innovation in practice from other companies. It emphasized that innovation is an ongoing process, not just a single event, and discussed the importance of collaboration and exploring new ideas through tools like social media and brainstorming to drive business growth.
IFIF Ideas Submission
The document describes an online brainstorming event called Innovation Jam for generating and discussing ideas about the future of the internet. Participants can post new ideas, vote on existing ideas, discuss and comment on ideas, and see the most popular ideas. The goal is to collaboratively develop internet use cases that could drive growth and innovation in Ireland and to consider whether the ideas have already been tried or could form new projects.
Similar to Jamboosa (20)
Crowdacceleratedinnovation branch-120529101431-phpapp02
Crowdacceleratedinnovation branch-120529101431-phpapp02
Il 2014 awesome mobile apps final -cheryl peltier-davis
Il 2014 awesome mobile apps final -cheryl peltier-davis
BoSEU20 Online | Bruce McCarthy | Impossible Outcomes & How To Achieve Them
BoSEU20 Online | Bruce McCarthy | Impossible Outcomes & How To Achieve Them
Jamboosa
- 1. Is there any Brainstorming Platform where we can Innovate Post Ideas Post Problems Think Creative Obtain Solutions
- 2. The discovery that changed our lives - Fire Fire was Discovered …
- 3. The Breakthrough Innovation that changed the way we commute - Wheel Wheel was invented …
- 4. Bulb was invented … “ Fabulous Innovation which lightened the whole world - Electric Bulb”
- 5. Computers were created … “ Creativity that made information exchange faster - Computer "
- 6. Googling www.google.com “ Development which made Information search easier - Google“
- 7. Breakthrough Idea, that propels Innovation, Creativity and Solutions using the wisdom of crowd World’s first brainstorming platform that enhances and add wider dimensions of creativity to your thoughts - on any Category Introducing Purely Permissive - Add/Remove the submissions from users or categories Platform for Asking Problems and Attaining Solutions in Realtime
- 8. Think Creative Think Jamboosa www.jamboosa.com