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Jack Park left a comment for MarkDilley"LinkLanguage seems important. Please tell us more about how that helps us build shared meaning.
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Jack Park replied to Dino Karabeg's discussion Collective Sensemaking for Science and Journalism in the group Systemic Innovation"Presenting something, say, over Skype, sounds reasonable. Actually sounds like a good idea. Must look closely at calendars, etc."
Jack Park replied to Dino Karabeg's discussion Collective Sensemaking for Science and Journalism in the group Systemic Innovation"Consider the notion of a heads up display, which is a set of views in front of you that do not interfere with your focus of attention, but still make information readily available. The typical example of a "HUD" is found in fighter…"
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- Doing a thesis project "Hypermedia Discourse Federation" at KMi with Simon Buckingham Shum, Clara Mancini, and Geoffrey Bowker. Worked on the CALO project at SRI.
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IBIS meets MediaWiki
As part of a much larger open source collective intelligence platform, an IBIS extension has been created for MediaWiki. The development website for it is found here. What you can navigate at this time starts from an index of conversations. Each conversation has its own home page with an explanation (motivation) for the conversation followed by any responses, which, typically, are issues raised. That format is similar… Continue
Posted on March 7, 2010 at 17:11
Bloomer: Open Source for Collective Intelligence
The Millennium Project just announced the Global Climate Change Situation Room. The project entails numerous activities, one of which is a collective intelligence platform prototype. I am calling that project Bloomer.
The project includes a Federation… Continue
The project includes a Federation… Continue
Posted on December 12, 2009 at 22:13
COLLECTIVE INTELLIGENCE: Creating a Prosperous World at Peace
Version 4 of this entire book in PDF form is online here. It's 648 pages long (6+mb download).
Posted on May 27, 2009 at 17:05
Required (strongly suggested) Reading
Have a read of this:
Joshua Cooper Ramo (2009) The Age of the Unthinkable: Why the new world disorder constantly surprises us and what we can do about it. Little, Brown and Company.
Joshua Cooper Ramo (2009) The Age of the Unthinkable: Why the new world disorder constantly surprises us and what we can do about it. Little, Brown and Company.
Posted on May 15, 2009 at 16:21
Comment Wall (22 comments)
- At 15:10 on April 4, 2008,
David Price said… - Hi Jack,
Welcome to the group, and thanks for sending the Just-in-Time Learning paper (to which I'll respond properly over the weekend).
David
- At 19:37 on April 4, 2008, David Price said…
- Thanks for the question Jack - and the GENIS project is welcome to use the iframe facility wherever the team judges it useful to do so.
The iframes embedded on the blog are created using the Share link at the bottom of the Dashboard, which saves the currently displayed strand as a static "snapshot" file—with the file URL and the Embed code displayed on the page and the View live button providing the direct link to the map. Not displaying the live URL on the static page is an idiosyncrasy that's on our list to fix soon.
The Direct URL is in the form of query string: www.debategraph.org?tn=X&fn=Y&v=Z, where:
X = the # number displayed on the element at the top of the desired strand.
Y = the # number displayed on the selected Focus element.
Z = the number displayed on Select view button (minus 1).
David
- At 22:24 on April 4, 2008, Jack Park said…
- See
http://www.topicspaces.org:8080/story/1191b4dc833.11c0bf3a_Story
for a DebateGraph Climate Debate imported into a topic map.
- At 22:37 on April 4, 2008, David Price said…
- Great to see the collaborative process under way!
- At 2:28 on April 27, 2008,
George E. Mobus said… - Hi Jack.
This is shaping up to be an dynamite discussion. Look forward to getting in depth.
George
- At 2:29 on April 27, 2008,
Maarten Sierhuis said… - Jack,
I believe you're working with Adam Cheyer at SRI, not? Are you guys doing anything with, or have you thought about Compendium and Agents?
Doei ... MXS
- At 17:09 on May 10, 2008, George E. Mobus said…
- The water under the bridge metaphor is the sense I'm getting from some of what I have seen on this site. My idea was born in what seemed a virtual vacuum at the time. I then started researching structured discourse and came across a group in New Jersey (if memory serves) and IBIS, of course. But it does look like the idea was in the air and a number of folks were thinking along the same lines.
But I haven't seen anything addressing the scaling issues that I had been interested in. Namely using LSA to bundle consensus thinking and memory trace forgetting to prune the topic tree. I'd also like to know if the topic tree backbone idea imposes more structure (just the right amount of structure) than is typically found in IBIS derived mapping methods.
I don't know if this group wants to get into those kinds of issues, or even if there is a publication venue that I should consider for a trial balloon paper.
By 'sensemaking forge' are you meaning a general purpose platform that might have larger uses than global wicked issue exploration?
Regards
George
- At 18:41 on May 10, 2008, George E. Mobus said…
- Thanks for the feedback Jack. I will take a look at your site.
So much to explore!
George
- At 21:55 on June 4, 2008,
Jeff Conklin said… - Hi Jack,
I've just created a subgroup for Bay Area folks who might want to take advantage of our regional colocation. If your interested please go to the Groups tab and join the 'SF Bay Area' group.
Thanks!
Jeff
- At 15:03 on July 6, 2008,
Lévy Pierre said… - Sorry for the triviality of the remark Jack, but any time when I look at your photos on your page with Safari, I,m obliged to reboot my computer
Pierre
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