I suggest the following presentations of the Social Computing Symposium 2005. They can be viewed in IE (not in Firefox I saw).

- Panel Discussion: Teen Use of Social Technologies
- David Weinberger: From Trees to Tags
- Anne Kirah: When culture meets
technology and when technology meets culture
- Panel Discussion: Extracting Signal from Noise in Social Networking
- Amy Bruckman: What is “Community” Anyway?
- Randy Farmer: Thirty Years of Social
Computing: Are we finally ready to scale?
- Howard Rheingold: Are Smart Mobs
Institutions for Collective Action?
- Liz Lawley and
Richard Hodkinson: Backchannels:
Power and the Active Audience

Via: del.icio.us/cbasturea/prdigest (rss-feed) on Korby Parnell’s WebLog

Tags: social computing, tagging, folksonomy

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