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The document discusses how digital technologies can empower citizens to take collective action to advocate for their community needs. It examines existing examples like openIDEO, Sparked, and PeopleMakeParks that use online, mobile and physical participation. These vary in aspects like platform, facilitator, participant tasks, timeline and metrics. The author proposes a new platform that combines online and mobile participation for challenges created by organizations and individuals. Next steps would include use cases, solidifying the platform concept and preparing mockups. The goal is to increase citizens' ability to engage in positive community change through collective action.
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- 1. How? Module 5: Technical oylum boran / 11.18.2011 Oylum Boran | Module 5: Technical 11.18.2011
- 2. Thesis! How can weempower citizens to better advocate for their own community needs by taking collective action? How can we achieve this with digital and mobile technologies? Oylum Boran | Module 5: Technical 11.18.2011
- 3. What I DOmean by Collective Action…! Individuals with shared goals take action themselves and this forms a collective aggregate. Collection of individual actions that serve for a higher goal and create impact as a whole. Increase the ability of individuals to engage in change, aggregation of individual actions to a wholesome. Oylum Boran | Module 5: Technical 11.18.2011
- 4. Early Proposal! Oylum Boran| Module 5: Technical 11.18.2011
- 5. How does successfulexamples achieve it? Oylum Boran | Module 5: Technical 11.18.2011
- 6. 3 forms ofparticipation in civic engagement Physical Online Mobile Peoplemakeparks.org openIDEO.com Extraordinaries - Sparked.com Oylum Boran | Module 5: Technical 11.18.2011
- 7. 1. Physical Participation! Peoplegather to discuss, share ideas, stories, draw on a board, create models etc. ▴ Steps – 8 steps to participate ▴ Tools Oylum Boran | Module 5: Technical 11.18.2011
- 8. 1. Physical Participation! Peoplegather to discuss, share ideas, stories, draw on a board, create models etc. ▴ Steps – 8 steps to participate ▴ Tools Oylum Boran | Module 5: Technical 11.18.2011
- 9. 1. Physical Participation! Peoplegather to discuss, share ideas, stories, draw on a board, create models etc. ▴ Steps – 8 steps to participate ▴ Tools Oylum Boran | Module 5: Technical 11.18.2011
- 10. 3 ways ofparticipation Physical Online Mobile Peoplemakeparks.org openIDEO.com Extraordinaries - Sparked.com Oylum Boran | Module 5: Technical 11.18.2011
- 11. 2. Online Participation! Onlineplatform for creative thinkers, a place where people design together for social good. ▴ Challenges created by organizations ▴ 5 steps of evolution + timeline ▴ Starts with info gathering, ends with evaluation. ▴ Personal data visualization Oylum Boran | Module 5: Technical 11.18.2011
- 12. 2. Online Participation! Onlineplatform for creative thinkers, a place where people design together for social good. ▴ Challenges created by organizations ▴ 5 steps of evolution + timeline ▴ Starts with info gathering, ends with evaluation. ▴ Personal data collection Oylum Boran | Module 5: Technical 11.18.2011
- 13. 2. Online Participation! Onlineplatform for creative thinkers, a place where people design together for social good. ▴ Challenges created by organizations ▴ 5 steps of evolution + timeline ▴ Starts with info gathering, ends with evaluation. ▴ Personal data collection Oylum Boran | Module 5: Technical 11.18.2011
- 14. 2. Online Participation! Onlineplatform for creative thinkers, a place where people design together for social good. ▴ Challenges created by organizations ▴ 5 steps of evolution + timeline ▴ Starts with info gathering, ends with evaluation. ▴ Personal data collection Oylum Boran | Module 5: Technical 11.18.2011
- 15. 2. Online Participation! Onlineplatform for creative thinkers, a place where people design together for social good. ▴ Challenges created by organizations ▴ 5 steps of evolution + timeline ▴ Starts with info gathering, ends with evaluation. ▴ Personal data collection Oylum Boran | Module 5: Technical 11.18.2011
- 16. 3 ways ofparticipation Physical Online Mobile Peoplemakeparks.org openIDEO.com Extraordinaries - Sparked.com Oylum Boran | Module 5: Technical 11.18.2011
- 17. 3. Mobile Participation! Gota Few Minutes Free? Be Extraordinary! A mobile app that motivates volunteering on the go. ▴ Missions created by organizations or people. ▴ Individuals pick missions and do what they require. ▴ Track your and others’ improvement. Oylum Boran | Module 5: Technical 11.18.2011
- 18. 3. Mobile Participation! Gota Few Minutes Free? Be Extraordinary! A mobile app that motivates volunteering on the go. ▴ Missions created by organizations or people. ▴ Individuals pick missions and do what they require. ▴ Track your and others’ improvement. Oylum Boran | Module 5: Technical 11.18.2011
- 19. 3. Mobile Participation! Gota Few Minutes Free? Be Extraordinary! A mobile app that motivates volunteering on the go. ▴ Missions created by organizations or people. ▴ Individuals pick missions and do what they require. ▴ Track your and others’ improvement. Oylum Boran | Module 5: Technical 11.18.2011
- 20. 3. Mobile Participation! Notavailable anymore! Transformed into Sparked.com Oylum Boran | Module 5: Technical 11.18.2011
- 21. Sparked.com An online volunteeringwebsite. You offer your skills, it matches them with challenges. You contribute to solve the challenges using your skills. Personal metrics Oylum Boran | Module 5: Technical 11.18.2011
- 22. Open IDEO Sparked Extraordinaries People Make Parks Platform Online Online Mobile Physical Facilitator Org | Companies NGO Org | People Hester Street C. Participant Creative thinkers People with skills People Citizens, neighbors Method Challenges Challenges Missions Tools Task difficulty High High Low Low Steps of execution Linear - - Non-linear Timeline Sep. for each step Days left ? Sep for each tool (avg 2-3 months) (avg 20 days) (prep-months, exe-hrs) Interest metrics # of followers # of answers # of favorites - Personal metrics total points missions completed # of answers points for each stage other people's metrics # of thumbs up challenges attended # of awards (by stage) Level of entry Very high High Low Low Level of commitment Very high Very High Low Medium Accessibility Boran | Module 5: Technical Oylum Easy Easy Easy Hard 11.18.2011
- 23. Open IDEO Sparked Extraordinaries People Make Parks Platform Online Online Mobile Physical Facilitator Org | Companies NGO Org | People Hester Street C. Participant Creative thinkers People with skills People Citizens, neighbors Method Challenges Challenges Missions Tools Task difficulty High High Low Low Steps of execution Linear - - Non-linear Timeline Sep. for each step Days left ? Sep for each tool (avg 2-3 months) (avg 20 days) (prep-months, exe-hrs) Interest metrics # of followers # of answers # of favorites - Personal metrics total points missions completed # of answers points for each stage other people's metrics # of thumbs up challenges attended # of awards (by stage) Level of entry Very high High Low Low Level of commitment Very high Very High Low Medium Accessibility Boran | Module 5: Technical Oylum Easy Easy Easy Hard 11.18.2011
- 24. Grounding Research -Theory Social Computing Social computing has to do with designing technical systems that support, encourage and make use of social behavior by their users. Social Intelligence Using the perceptual, cognitive and enactive abilities of large numbers of people to achieve purposeful ends. Exp. Ushaidi Crowdshifting Thomas Erickson IBM Research Center Large-scale Behavioral Change Social Computing Group Oylum Boran | Module 5: Technical 11.18.2011
- 25. Grounding Research -Theory ▴ Collective content creation and sharing – Wikipedia; Flickr ▴ Rating and reputation – Digg; Amazon.com; Ebay ▴ Collective reporting – FillThatHole.org; Cyclopath; Ushahidi ▴ Synthesis of collective activity – prediction markets; Google (page rank) ▴ Serious games – The ESP game (image labeling); Peekaboom; FreeRice.com ▴ Social network creation and use – LinkedIn, Facebook, Twitter Thomas Erickson IBM Research Center ▴ Enabling viral spread – YouTube; Facebook ‘25 things about Social Computing Group me’ meme Oylum Boran | Module 5: Technical 11.18.2011
- 26. Grounding Research -Theory ‘Smartness’ = technology - Sensors and meters to collect data - Aggregate and analyze the data - And use that as input to dashboards, visualizations and control systems - People treated as passive and compliant VS ‘Smartness’ = people - People can gather data - People can analyze data Thomas Erickson - People can act on data IBM Research Center Social Computing Group - and they do this in ways that are qualitatively different from what digital systems do Oylum Boran | Module 5: Technical 11.18.2011
- 27. Grounding Research -Theory “ Social Intelligence is especially appropriate for cities and regions That’s where the people are: ▴ Inhabitants develop a deep knowledge of the places they live, work and socialize in ▴ Inhabitantshave a practical motivation for participating: it impacts their daily lives ▴ Inhabitants identify with places, and have networks of family Thomas Erickson and friends “ IBM Research Center Social Computing Group Oylum Boran | Module 5: Technical 11.18.2011
- 28. Grounding Research -Practice Report prepared by PSFK for United Nations Global Pulse Oylum Boran | Module 5: Technical 11.18.2011
- 29. Grounding Research -Practice Oylum Boran | Module 5: Technical 11.18.2011
- 30. Grounding Research -Practice Oylum Boran | Module 5: Technical 11.18.2011
- 31. Grounding Research -Practice Oylum Boran | Module 5: Technical 11.18.2011
- 32. Grounding Research -Practice Oylum Boran | Module 5: Technical 11.18.2011
- 33. Grounding Research -Practice Oylum Boran | Module 5: Technical 11.18.2011
- 34. Back to mythesis Oylum Boran | Module 5: Technical 11.18.2011
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- 36. My Platform Platform Online + Mobile participation components Facilitator Organizations + Individuals (An organization, an institution, an citizen, a teacher, an artist, an activist.) Participant People (A student, a citizen, an activist, an animal-lover, an environmentalist, a volunteer, a driver, an officer, a bored individual) Method Challenges Task difficulty Moderate (Depends on the challenge) Steps of execution + Voting Some sort Timeline ? Interest metrics ? Personal metrics ? Level of entry Easy Level Oylum Boran | Module 5: Technical (depends on challenge) of commitment Moderate 11.18.2011
- 37. Who will usethis? ! What will be their experiences?! Oylum Boran | Module 5: Technical 11.18.2011
- 38. Next Steps! ▴ Use cases – User scenarios ▴ Solidify the platform concept – think about components ▴ Look at technological needs (Web app – mobile – database – mapping) ▴ Prepare mock-ups for the information architecture. Oylum Boran | Module 5: Technical 11.18.2011
- 39. Tesekkurler! Oylum Boran |Module 5: Technical 11.18.2011
- 40. http://collecttive.tumblr.com/ Oylum Boran |Module 5: Technical 11.18.2011