Beyond Bowling Together - presnick.ppt

Beyond Bowling Together SocioTechnical Capital Paul Resnick MOCHI Presentation 7/12/00 /~presnick/papers/stk/ to download a copy of the paper Activities and Effects Preconditions Side Effects Forms of Capital Macro Impacts of Social Capital Health Economics Crime Politics SocioTechnical Capital Implications of STK Lens for HCI Design and Deployment Declining Participation Attending Club Meetings Family Dinners Having Friends Over The Civic Challenge Improve traditional groups Scheduling Publicity Less administration, more fun (or work) Explore new forms of togetherness Dormant but activatable groups Just-in-time introductions Lurking and catching up Massively distributed work Outline Anatomy of Social Capital Technology Affordances interactions residuals Some Promising SocioTechnical Relations A Research Agenda Micro Impacts of Social Capital Information routing Resource exchange Emotional support Public goods production (mobilization) Anatomy of Social Capital Communication paths Common knowledge Networks Identities Expectations Shadow(s) of the future Multi-valent relations Summary SocioTechnical Capital Opportunities New Interaction Types New Residuals New Interaction Affordances Distant Asynchronous Monitoring Notification Peripheral presentation Restricted modality Large fan-in Large fan-out Anonymity Access controls Concurrency controls New Residuals Document versioning Interaction traces Explicit feedback Network maps Local names with late binding Promising SocioTechnical Relations Group self-awareness Promising SocioTechnical Relations Group self-awareness Brief, intermittent interactions Promising SocioTechnical Relations Group self-awareness Brief, intermittent interactions Time conservers Time Conservers FAQs and catching up Peripheral participation Dormant groups Multi-tasking Promising SocioTechnical Relations Group self-awareness Brief, intermittent interactions Time conservers Support for large groups Support for large groups Recommender systems R