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Social Software in
Project Collaboration
Jacob Davidsen og Brian Møller Svendsen
Program
12:35
General introduction
12:40
Introduction to social media (Web.20)
12:55
Paper on evaluating technologies supporting virtual project based learning
13:00
Introduction to tool/system “classification”
13:05
Showcase of tools/system for project collaboration (incl. break)
14:00
(Discussion and follow-up on showcase tools)
Key web 2.0 features
• Users centrally located in the services• Profile pages: age, gender, location• Testimonials or comments about the user from other users
• Ability to form connections/relations between users• Links to other users, who are ‘friends’ - membership in
groups/communities• Subscribe to RSS feeds and “updates” from other users
• Ability to post content in many shapes: photos, video, blogs • Comment and rate your own and other peoples content• Tagging of own and other peoples content• Control privacy settings and sharing possibilities
• More technical stuff (public API to allow third–party enhancements and “mash–ups,”) • ‘Embed’ different kind of content/media (for example Flash videos),
and communication with other people through IM eller PM systems
Based on:Key differences between Web 1.0 and Web 2.0
by Graham Cormode and Balachander KrishnamurthyFirst Monday, Volume 13 Number 6 - 2 June 2008
http://www.uic.edu/htbin/cgiwrap/bin/ojs/index.php/fm/article/viewArticle/2125/1972
Personalized resource centre
• Web-desktop/portal• Individualized, privatized• Individual setup of currents/streams and
applications
User generated content and sharing
• YouTube most popular example of user generated content
• Create and share• Object-centred, but also profile
/ community based• Embed videos on other sites,
easy sharing • Personal profile, favourites,
playlists and friend lists• Other examples:
• Sharing/creating: • Blogs, podcasts, wikis,
Flickr, Revver• Social bookmarking
(delicious)• Profile text, questionnaires
(quizzes on Facebook)
User generated relevance – user ratings and reviews
• On many sites the front page content is decided by a collective of users• Youtube, Digg, delicious, Flickr
• Invisible collective –> aggregation of individual non-coordinated actions create page content:• Tag-clouds• Popular videos• Creates order in chaos (clusters)• Creates new relations and
connections (or recreates existing ones)
• Related keywords, videos, persons (FB), purchases (Amazon)
Location, time and activity
• Data and information is linked to specific places by using geo data (longitude/latitude) – gps in mobile devices/smart phones
• Pictures, video, tweets etc. are linked automatically with time and place – represented on for example Google maps
• Linked to your own present location: SMS at bus stops SNS – which friends do you have
nearby• Information in relation to
location Museums Geo-caching Information screens with bluetooth
etc.
Lifestreaming, Microblogging
• Microblogging, livestreaming• News-feeds, twitter,
aggregation/converging of several channels/feeds (Flickr, Tweets, blog posts)
• Focus on gathering streams/feeds (new FB strategy) – friendfeed, sweetcron etc.
• Both your own and other peoples feeds
• A social phenomenon: network, comments, awareness
• Linking of productivity and social actions
• Often linked to location• Lifestream, lifepath?, Lifemapping?
• Business – FB walled garden, that converges all feeds
• FB lite – rival to Twitter
Easier sharing of content – RSS, mashups, widgets
• By using different standards and technologies it has become easier to send content in and out of different systems/sites
• RSS-feeds (subscribe to other peoples bookmarks, videos, news etc.)
• Youtube videos can be embedded on other websites, blogs, etc.
• Facebook can retrieve informations from Friendfeed, Delicious etc.
• It’s easier to add/incorporate small applications (widgets on your own page, mashups)
Paper on evaluating technologies supporting virtual project based learning
- ”A Survey of Technologies Supporting Virtual Project Based Learning”
- Paper by Håkon Tolsby, Tom Nyvang and Lone Dirckinck-Holmfeld (presented at the Networked Learning Conference 2002)
- Discusses differenct approaches to evaluating virtual learning environments (technical, pedagogical or learning theoretical mapping and the learning strategy used in practice)
- From a conceptual framework based on ’negotiation of meaning’, ’coordination’ and ’ressource management’ they look upon a number of different types of e-learning systems (both ’content delivery systems’, ’conference systems’ and ’groupware systems’)
http://www.networkedlearningconference.org.uk/past/nlc2002/proceedings/papers/40.htm
(Danish version in ”Udspil om læring i arbejdslivet” (Illeris, K. 2002): ”E-læring systemer i arbejdspladsrelateret projektpædagogik)
”Classification”
- Collaboration and communcation- Tools that enable you to collaborate on the
production on content- Sharing of ressources
- Tools that enable you to share content- Found content, produced content, sources and
references etc.
- Producing- Tools that enable you to produce content
- Individual development of content
- Coordination and planning- Timeplanning, polls, events etc.
Showcase of tools/system for project collaboration
- Website http://tinyurl.com/pbl-aau - Collaboration and communcation
- Instant messaging (MSN, Skype, ICQ, Google Chat, Facebook etc.)
- Voice calls (Skype, MSN etc.)- Wiggio- Google Groups- Google Sites- Zotero- Google Docs- Etherpad (realtime)- Mindmeister (mindmaps)
Showcase of tools/system for project collaboration
- Sharing of ressources- Social bookmarking (Delicious, Digg)- Photos: Flickr etc.- Zotero (references)- Documents (Google Docs)- Google Sites- Filesharing and sync’ing (Dropbox)
Showcase of tools/system for project collaboration
- Producing- Transcribing (Sound Scribe)- Mindmaps (Mindmeister)- Screendumps (Faststone Capture)- Images (Flickr, Istockphoto.com, sxc.hu)
• 12 best places to get free images for your sitehttp://www.techradar.com/news/internet/web/12-essential-sites-for-great-free-photos-624818
- Notes, references (Evernote)
Showcase of tools/system for project collaboration
- Coordination and planning- Time planning (Doodle)- Polls (Doodle)- Signup’s (Signappnow)- Google Calendar- Google Sites- Facebook (attend, yes/no/maybe)
Showcase of tools/system for project collaboration
- Future- Online office applications- Cloud based operating systems- Google Wave (video) – I guess not!