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Tribes & Treasure Maps: The Networked Professional
This document discusses mapping networks and relationships. It introduces tools for mapping networks, including shared notes and a workshop site. Various types of maps are described such as those of nations, continents, places and journeys. Networks can also be mapped and represented in terms of territories, audiences, roles, purpose and definitions. The document encourages attendees to make their own map and shares stories of building and breaking networks. Images of tribes, maps and places are also included.
Tribes & Treasure Maps: The Networked Professional
- 1. TRIBES & TREASUREMAPS THE NETWORKED PROFESSIONAL #NETPRO
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- 3. SIGNUPGET ON BOARDWITH THE TOOLS
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- 6. NETWORKS MAP OUR INTERACTIONS& RELATIONSHIPS
- 7. MAPPING OUR WORLD Examplesof Maps
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- 16. Purpose PERSONAL PRIVATE PUBLICOPEN SHARED SECRET PROTECTED
- 17. Definitions TOOLS SPACES PURPOSEMETAPHORS
- 18. LET'S MAKE AMAP!
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- 21. SHARED STORIED OFSUCCESS
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- 26. IMAGES ▸ Ethiopian Tribes,Suri ▸ Paris ▸ Ptolemy's world map, 1482 ▸ Tingari