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Collective intelligence harnesses the knowledge and insights of groups of people. It was presented by Andrea, James, David and Sharon and discussed how websites like Flickr, Ebay, online shopping sites, Amazon, Facebook, open source software projects, the BBC, Google, Wikipedia and Youtube aggregate information from users to develop recommendations, make improvements, and enable sharing of photos, reviews, knowledge and videos.
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Pecha kucha
- 1. Harnessing Collective Intelligence Presented by: Andrea, James, David and Sharon
- 2. What is collective intelligence?
- 3. Hyperlinking ‘Foundation of the web’- O’reilly, 2009
- 4. Flickr Flickr allows users to upload and share photos
- 5. Ebay Auction website that collects information from users to see what they like
- 6. Online shopping Online gathers information by recommending products
- 7. . Yahoo Mail, Yahoo News, Advertising, and Yahoo Video
- 9. Started as an online book store , but expanded to selling DVDs, CDs, electronics, apparel, furniture, food, and toys. (online store)
- 10. Facebook
- 12. BBC
- 13. Google
- 14. Wikipedia
- 15. Youtube
- 16. How web 2.0 has enabled collective information