Korby Parnell’s posted some presos from the recent Microsoft Social Computing Symposium
His top picks:
- Backchannels: Power and the Active Audience — by Liz Lawley and Richard Hodkinson
- Visualizing Social Interactions and Collaboration History by Fernanda Viegas
- From Trees to Tags — by David Weinberger
- Tesla, Tagging for the DeskTop — by Matt McLaurin of Microsoft Research
- Exploring the Social Institutional Dimensions of MoSoSo Design: Are Smart Mobs Institutions for Collective Action? — by Howard Rheingold
Korby Parnell’s posted some presos from the recent Microsoft Social Computing Symposium
His top picks:
- Backchannels: Power and the Active Audience — by Liz Lawley and Richard Hodkinson
- Visualizing Social Interactions and Collaboration History by Fernanda Viegas
- From Trees to Tags — by David Weinberger
- Tesla, Tagging for the DeskTop — by Matt McLaurin of Microsoft Research
- Exploring the Social Institutional Dimensions of MoSoSo Design: Are Smart Mobs Institutions for Collective Action? — by Howard Rheingold