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| »Social Software« Seminar am FB Design der FH Aachen im WS 2003/2004 |
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Gruppenpsychologie
»Schwarm-Intelligenz« steht für gemeinsame, konsensbasierte Entscheidungsfindung. Individualisten flüchten aus der Masse, die ihre eigene Intelligenz reduziert. Aber sie bleiben nicht allein. Sie organisieren sich über interaktive und mobile Medien neu: im intelligenten Schwarm. Nach der vollendeten Individualisierungsphase entstehen wieder neue, diesmal aber spontane Mehrheiten. Sie sind flexibel, dynamisch und zeitlich befristet. Themen stehen im Mittelpunkt ihrer Aufmerksamkeit.
»One really odd phenomenon on the Internet is announcement mailing lists that are unmoderated. Especially if the receivers of that announcements never have learned that mail list servers have extra e-mail addresses for unsubscribe commands. Here is a true story...«
»Der Inhalt des Buches erstreckt sich von den Grundlagen der Spieltheorie über fortgeschrittene Themen wie Lernen in Spielen oder dynamische Spiele bis hin zu aktuellen Entwicklungen, wie beispielsweise stochastische Gleichgewichtskonzepte in der evolutionären Spieltheorie. Die Einbeziehung von Resultaten ökonomischer Laborexperimente erweitert die Perspektive des Buches über den Horizont herkömmlicher Werke zur Spieltheorie hinaus. Insofern ist das Buch sowohl für Anfänger als auch für fortgeschrittene Spieltheoretiker gleichermaßen geeignet und nützlich.«
»Future search is a PLANNING MEETING that helps peopl transform their capability for action very quickly. The meeting i task-focused. It brings together 60 to 80 people in one room o hundreds in parallel rooms.
Future search brings people from all walks of life into the same conversation - those with resources, expertise, formal authority and need. They meet for 16 hours spread across three days. People tell stories about their past, present and desired future. Through dialogue they discover their common ground. Only then do they make concrete action plans.« Doug Reeler über die Open Space Technology (und andere Techniken der Effektivitätssteigerung von Gruppenarbeit)
»Early in the 1980s Dr. de Bono invented the Six Thinking Hats method. The method is a framework for thinking and can incorporate lateral thinking.
The six hats represent six modes of thinking and are directions to think rather than labels for thinking. That is, the hats are used proactively rather than reactively. The method promotes fuller input from more people. In de Bono's words it "separates ego from performance". Everyone is able to contribute to the exploration without denting egos as they are just using the yellow hat or whatever hat. The six hats system encourages performance rather than ego defense. People can contribute under any hat even though they initially support the opposite view. « John Suler: »The purpose of this online hypertext book is to explore the psychological dimensions of environments created by computers and online networks. It is intended as an evolving conceptual framework for understanding the various psychological components of cyberspace and how people react to and behave within it. This framework is the basis for my ongoing research on what I call "the psychology of cyberspace" - or simply "cyberpsychology." I hope it will serve as a useful framework for other researchers as well. Continually being revised and expanded, this hypertext book originally was created in January of 1996.«
An international research conference to further the integration of the theoretical social sciences and empirical Internet research (July 31st - August 2nd 2003):
»Trust and community living are pivotal for society. The development of trust is a crucial condition for human cooperation. Communities further social integration by creating affection and common identity. For evaluating the Internet a number of questions have to be answered. Do communities exist on the Internet? Does the Internet stimulate the development of trust? If yes, then on what conditions does the development of trustful relations and communities depend? Which conditions make them more stable? Do new forms of trustful relations or modern ways of community living develop that would not be possible without the Internet? Which conditions hinder the emergence of community living and trust between people on the Internet? The conference presentations range from general theoretical models about conditions for the emergence of trust and communities to empirical studies of examples for cooperation, trust, and community on the Internet.« |
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