The Elements in the Social Software Stack :: Personal InfoCloud - The Diigo Meta page

• 28 Oct 11
  

  ebrahim rahimi

  Personal infocloud
  http://t.co/RlZFRlKi

• 26 May 11
  

  arminegli
  • The object is what is being shared with others. This shared object may be a photo, bookmark/link, video, statement, or other matter. The object may be digital or non-digital in nature. Lastly, the object can also be what is being built in a collaboration-focussed effort.
  • Presence can be a simple as Twitter's question of "what are you doing?" It can also be location, time, availability, and/or activity. These provide others a glimpse of understanding, or at least a hint of the identity's perspective.
  • presence statements
  • These actions are expressions of the person's understanding can take the form of annotation, messaging, modification of the object, commenting, rating, tagging, flagging or favoring, storing, naming, etc.
  • The presence and actions elements can be private, if the person behind the identity wishes.
  • to see their actions and possibly presence around an object.
  • to add their annotations and actions around the object.
  • through the content that has been created
  • seeing annotations
  • actions that have been attributed
  • Through interaction  relationships are established or built.

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• 19 Aug 10
  

  Rhonda Jones

  "The visual model is this Venn diagram that I put together sitting in the hallway for an hour or so. While it is not as interesting as Gene's graphic, for me it is a much better representation of the important components in social software if your goal is wanting your service/software to work optimally."

  social social*networking social*software social*applications social*capital architecture olsm parsons patterns community web2.0 socialnetworking socialmedia collaboration elements socialsoftware

• 21 Jun 10
  

  Mark Owen

  collaboration social web

• 22 Feb 10
  

  Sean Ryan

  social

• 09 Feb 10
  

  capitu

  Infográfico de uso da web

  mba web2.0 webdesign

• 01 Jul 09
  

  Carla Borelli

  cisco

• 17 Oct 08
  

  Martin Lindner

  When thinking through social software (also known as social computing, social media, and social web) I have been influenced by many ideas, but at the core there are two things that stick in my head: 1) Good visualization; and 2) Object-centered sociality.

  _socialsoftware objectcenteredsociality enterprise2.0_bestof enterprise2.0_star5 identity2.0_star5 delicious

• 27 Sep 08
  

  Jesse McPherson

  web visualization vanderwal socialsoftware socialnetworking social

• 16 Jun 08
  

  Sergio Roberto da Silva

  collaboration web2.0 for:carlos.alberto.uem for:josianempf for:jvander for:kessia for:roberto.uem social software

• 14 May 08
  

  Richard Claassens

  web2.0

• 07 Apr 08
  

  Robert Paterson

  Ideas about connection

  KETC CPB

• 20 Mar 08
  

  marshallrww

  social_software toread

• 04 Feb 08
  

  Mike Stenhouse

  The person may not be the sole focus and possibly the person is not the focus of social interaction as the objects being discussed in social interactions is the focus for the people and take the role of the most interesting element in the social discourse

  social-networking social collaboration emerging-web

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  Julian Elve

  socialsoftware

• 01 Feb 08
  

  Greg

  thomhaller delicious

• 24 Jan 08
  

  gsiemens

  socialnetworking identity

• 21 Jan 08
  

  Esmail Yazdanpour

  web2.0 wiki visualization socialsoftware socialgraph social theory toRead

• 11 Jan 08
  

  social toread

• 10 Jan 08
  

  Josie Fraser

  collaboration community identity social_software web2.0 for:jisc_emerge

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  Martin M

  socialsoftware

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  infontology

  social_objects

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  Thomas Vander Wal

  Thomas Vander Wal lays out the Elements in the Social Software Stack. Social objects and identity is at the core.

  socialsoftware socialweb socialcomputing identity socialobjects knorrcetina vanderwal collaboration enterprise2.0 groups reputation graphic visualization venn

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  Julian Elve on 2008-02-04
  Thomas Vander Wal on the elements that need to be present in successful social software

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