MCIIS - Innovative Use Of Wikis
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The document analyzes the innovative users and uses of wiki technology. It identifies closed communities, niche goals, and encouragement of internet editing as key innovative user characteristics. Innovative uses include collaborative websites, planning events and projects, and questioning traditional information sources. The document also notes frustrations like formatting issues and lack of accuracy controls, and suggests changes like improved multimedia and attribution tools could make wikis more broadly useful.
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Chapter 8
Social Media, Peer Production, and Web 2.0
Learning objectives
Recognize the unexpected rise and impact of social media and peer production systems, and understand how these services differ from prior generation tools.
List the major classifications of social media services.
Web 2.0
Peer production: Collaboration between users to create content, products, and services.
Leveraged to create open source software that supports Web 2.0.
Collaborative consumption: Participants share access to products and services, rather than having ownership.
Internet services that foster collaboration and information sharing
Web 1.0 and web 2.0WEB 1.0WEB 2.0Domain name speculation
Publishing
Content management systems
Directories (taxonomy)
Britannica Online, Encarta
Personal websites
Ofoto
Instant messaging, SMS
Monster.com
RealNetworks
Yellowpages.com
Travelocity
Vonage
Catalogs
Expedia, OrbitzSearch engine optimization and fans
Participation
Wikis
Tagging (“folksonomy”)
Wikipedia
Blogging, Status updates, Link Sharing
Instagram, Flickr, Facebook, Twitter
Twitter, Facebook, SnapChat, WhatsApp
LinkedIn
YouTube
Yelp
TripAdvisor
Skype
Pinterest
Airbnb, Uber, RelayRides
Social Media toolsServiceKey UsesBlogsShare ideas, obtain feedback, mobilize a communityWikisCreate a common knowledge baseElectronic social networkDiscover and reinforce affiliations, identify experts, message individuals or.
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