Keynote with Kyle Ford - HighEdWeb 2008 Conference

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So is my pleasure to tell you a little volatile forward and say right now this was prewritten by Kyle Ford Kyle doesn t know what I m aside because I really don t either sordid secrets and a timeline short timeline I met Kyle and say we re not exactly sure late 1996 early 97 Kyle was an experienced web developer at that time I was marketing guy I needed to know about well and I ll taught me about well shortly thereafter couple years later I was not filed by actually came to the Indiana version of this conference so in 1999, Michael presented a best of track winner in Indiana so he s he s been as higher education thing before then tell graduated from college and he got away for me and he went on to work at Fox in LA we have anybody that was a really hard hard-core X-Files fan fair do you get the same Kyle Ford that was famous for last year the X-Files to redevelop the X-Files site Kyle worked at at Fox I have to tell you to tile work of Kyle was actually a writer and a designer is a Unicode guy immediately was a video guy and that experience he took through Fox Fox was doing some early you know website only video stuff and Kyle was doing that work on the site for Fox on Kyle then went to Yahoo as an entertainment editor, and some other things they are once again working in video and symbols things and then he s been dating for about three years as a product manager and now am determined the exact title so they marketing products manager or something like that worker product management on my last will and ago to tell you is Kyle s always been kind of interesting guy he s definitely a Mac guy but he can work on PCs so it can retain a crossover of the other thing I have to tell you is he s spent some some quality time with Cindy Crawford as well as spending some hotel time with upper Reynolds and you can ask him about those things later help me welcome Kyle Ford and uncertainty at the edit window that it was at that conference years ago the prize is that what do I wish I still had it out to packet today wanting to leave legal so long as say about social networking through your lineups at the conference until around to defining what social networking is hot pluggable to non-English the company I work for an addition shall not apply to technology to higher education so when people ask me out here that I work in social networking to do it all you were to MySpace is no cell will have a Facebook site I know some people say of the devil I ve seen a late-night news reports now of all the horrible things happened that were put most of the time people will ask me to either fix or Outlook e-mail for them or asked for a ride in this to him so I would set no seconds off by defining it was my definition of what a social network is so I defined it as a set of online tools that allows for content creation and community building so it is a source all about sharing information sharing ideas but also there s definitely a place where people can plant your flag establishing a second psychotherapeutic express and so I thought about tools so these are some tools and alterations in the second, what s also may contain something you might contain one of these I can always buy things and forums your video sharing on YouTube photo sharing on Flickr music event at him all the reasons for the tools that let people collaborate and talk so anonymous people talk about MySpace and Facebook all-time of these are also sure to twitter as an unknown laser pointers and twitter has been spent out of this conference this is on your social network about some micro-blogging are sharing short come service information about what would you do it on your Flickr is a social worker photos you got your photos and share the communities that YouTube videos, and Jefferson last FM which on CBS recently bought him they are so unknown source social network for him what music tracks you listen to the times he roused people some individual music tastes share with others meeting people on the link and honestly I m sure most guys are on linking him to a social worker for him professionals and resume sharing finally honest am wasting a site like eBay and Amazon may not think of a social number special about no invasion is his habit with common interests him and find each other in this case over selling goods on Amazon the same way you can express yourself through which lists have a place on the site that to convince herself and also candidates its network about become so what about Bob wall garden size of regional talk about and what exactly walled garden is to sell him I went to lances on presentation on social working yesterday morning sure that you did to him he went back in time was pretty fascinating talking about social or no impact at 10,000 BC is there campfire else from the first social worker summoned a little bit further I will call her back in time to take you back to this is not a silly religious social networking for more Web trends and general cargo from close to open self elected in the early to mid 90s when he said going online for someone to did what they thought a welcome surprise big services and they were greatly kind of taught people of a comfort level that going online check-in or e-mail him etc. so if they got voter dues conflicted with its own water and then along comes this guy come in all talk a little bit more about the guy behind us and that in a minute but domestic comes along and essentially this ushers in the open Web soap people on Kabul was a push against the boundaries of what can I do inside walls of AVAIL project as one lets anyone create their own territory on the web so it s an enabler of sorts for the game changer as to when this happens you all these floodgates are open and use the savings coming along the will of the Letterman yahoo Amazon and all these big sites that are so commonplace they are without select the web you have any see this again until the early 2000 zero creating a website and ensure things are looking for geocities and stuff but typically to create a website express yourself was a little bit of a nerd only fair you had noticed him out to be somewhat front-page lead to the FTP stuff in there was a definite air of entry and then along come people no longer from iron limiting for TypePad and WordPress anyone can publish a first thought is what the world really changes self-publishing so that s something we see implements harder commencement easier and more widespread so rather than just on being confined to one service these things let you create your own your flights and ground it very so here s where we are sort of circa 2008 Olympic latitude in the world of social networking so if you bet they got to MySpace and YouTube videos linked in everyone s almond was using them as fantastic entered into Kabul the idea of making friends online things like that video profile pages him but there is also a downside it is really their world we are joining Facebook or MySpace you or your joining Facebook you your URL is Facebook.com/whatever it is on yours are beholden to them for the future a lot to do some custom you need to Facebook s role that can really express yourself up to integration MySpace is probably the furthest along some people cringe a bit of MySpace but in some if you think about it it really is complete freedom to know that they let you whatever a lot of whatever can be ghastly but I validated it is that his freedom to design but in terms of features and making your own if you have a brand or no in this case on educational groups or classes I m not a certain placement means it s more about there will so this is where incomes and I don t want her in this position into any product that s my stretch but I shortly a little bit about the company briefly introduce some examples of what s been done and then we ll segue into education so mean as a tool and online Web service lets you create their own social networks for anything in the goal is in less than a minute of blaster am a little about history am or cofounded buyout market reason is everything so marked as a mention for much of the nested slide sure is familiar to you in this room he was the cocreator of mosaic which was the first popular graphical web browser some sort of brought Web browsing into the mainstream and went on to become honestly 40 was there was the golden boy in the mid-90s for.com explosion on the cover of time to that famous than he sold and escaped a well conserved CCT on a well for a while before he then found a clinical lab cloudless became whether the casualty of the.com collapse and he transformed in the co-ops wherever stenciled HP last year for a substantial moment is that a good track record managing outcomes from harmonic communications which was a him company providing measurement income optimization services for ad agencies and a spatial defense of several years ago so I started a company in 2004 and operated in secrecy for a year under the name 24 hour laundry and the tag on the server naturally none of your laundry needs a sober one kind of close eye on it is by virtue of the office of Mark s name on it wonder what the review including myself I come from the Chicago suburbs and markets always been kind folk hero note and universe of Illinois to a legendary dive site I was there to assist this in October of 05 that you can often covers as a service called me which means peace in Chinese jewelry working from is also short domain name which is another reason which is but am I a launch as a series of 20 a little 20 soccer simple web applications or create your own mashup middleman as a great hero craigslist figure out how to do versatile things very programmer oriented we do this sort of tube launcher platform and host these various updates and also test the waters he was popular so over about a year and a half we ve focused these 20 absence of three apps we saw that the popularity one was create your own Flickr video and YouTube or create your own very rudimentary version of MySpace and then after that condensed them down into one product which is a legal beginning to suffer one product that I sort of visa a lunch tray analogy which as we give you might want straight scooping reissuing on it what you want this network ideas and photos were wrong so we wants a product of February 07 is called your own social network for anything since then it s really that of rocketship assumes that could hit a nerve as the people are looking for so we just passed on 500,000 social networks a real platform last week and a new one is created every 30 seconds of determining company rapidly only so this is this is some cost unit to start strong as is the largest social networking ever heard of largely because we are not about the namebrand whereabouts and suppressing our branded video perspectives in order to their brand they may pay to remove traces of maintenance all buttons a lot longer larger social you quickly people join anointed adjoining units that are so powered in the back so eloquently I ll show you exactly what it would mean set up a network economist will apply to hopefully when classroom section on how quickly that this process can be done to pseudonym.com on unique networking address for it by default it s whatever name.in.com and you can even pay extra to domain map so you can be completely obvious that the public or private we ll talk about the benefits of private second thoughts and information outlets in thing is that it can be localized into a little over 20 languages were adding more now so with one pulldown can be opulent world on drag features and just a little Ajax drag-and-drop your images like the one straight photos videos adamant and you can pick a theme to get going that we have over 50 themes and style over there without the WYSIWYG thing out working the CSS you can go in and we rewrite a new to the site so it s not only am a visual CSS but functional to the structures all CSS we rewrite the laws later to yourself that you could launch drugrunning so the goal is that my grandmother s bridge club have a bridge site in minutes is one of the lowest setting since its launch in Sola sat on it and I ve launched a Chicago skydiving site had his silly gossip that doesn t be only am acquired on a slide show you for this but we also by default on the Sun-Times and what let s talk about the biggest that tying all these various social organ properties together wonderful we have badges and widgets and face for this so if you have a physical presence or my face but you can cross-link varies with all the stuff we provide all the links for each of were very much not about telling people to abandon your Facebook abandoned her presence but certain about time together ideally making this the hub is a can be completely under your own brand so this is my sweep of our examples are so is what makes the platform sort of interesting him like I should have one click method this is the average person comes things they wanted some and going quickly late 20s of the default templates find it into another on this is the God he took a couple front page classes 10 years ago and calendar something usually doesn t be dangerous meeting of CSS is the also be him a standard designer they can go in and really skin the site and I wanted to I than this is what makes an interesting whether some of these one-size-fits-all services you can actually call decentralizing if your PHP developer you can have the source code of the entire products will give it to you at the Poynter sort of on your own trainer off of the main updates on the Yugo and you can change a lot rental application that builds from our soda examples this is our friend the dissent this example to show you come across such record what you want done with this technology so on $.50 launched a network of this is 50 that he has been coming about 400,000 numbers overturned thousand very quickly on uses to get all embarrassed about his out and stop him who shot who is drive-bys a satellite including you TI another have a heart integrated up and you may know this young lady she launched this is a beta last week is launching it from producers that relatively seen him this as you would expect is as crazy as you might think you would be in terms of getting things going in and the fans on it a radio had a lunch with us there very much an anti-promotion of their vertical new releases and things like that so under the radar but they been using it for successfully been charlatans that enables digital block represent that so they re a they re back on tour now and so am using it for this is a Malcolm back to the minute I with the rest that are not sensitive to delicacy that match him so will talk about Ted and Doug were the guys behind you and I would say which one is the ninja is assisted by the own these are a popular video podcast debuts that simmered with successfully of Seth Godin of you are familiar with affiliate of only marketing experts are abandoned as to do that he wants his overcoat drives him a few months ago and he is basically a place for septum fans and marketing is used to gather but he made it private against a private bill would get us to pre-order a copy of this book on Amazon lets you to plug this is Chris Anderson whose the editor-in-chief of wired Magazine is a cycle of DIY drones for an enthusiast of unmanned aerial vehicles which is for Nancy but this is been fairly well insisted to have him as our him as the devil of a brand using inks of Saturn out of Saturn... plus mother on the field and their families very rapid they have in these gatherings every year for the Saturn pandering to that extent on the second line of Saturn and Republican have bizarre use of rancid WD-40 enthusiasts have a social network it s on this is a interesting on two diabetes.com is again a major and innocent or not technology for a diabetes support network and he became such a great network of those people that were created that are making these he became very vocal or greater yet she was hired by name as a him community advocate to spur the words of the vandalized and he has since left me to do this full-time sponsors originally to the next level this is an historic I wore those examples were almost done this is the list projects of our CEO Gina saw this on 60 minutes a day am projects to help Iraqis were aiding US war efforts and as a result are then ostracize Iraq and allies to be threatened so as they moved the US it s almost like snow someone getting out of prison there in this world and what to do out for mild to this lesson when the US isn t helping the lesson connects us as they have a number of networks is a public one else of some private ones for the actual records himself talking existing Boone Pickens who had a meal has a big wind energy initiative and the R. s network pushes on his wind initiative and am one from zero to over hundred thousand are living in like three weeks distributor word-of-mouth in you across embedding of Facebook on and finally we both got a seven education as these are some simple good educational example of the classroom ones I can show you because the private properties reasons why does examples of a glass network authors network for teachers to share information bizarre am K-12 examples on this election when I did I want Augustana to mention in him as alumni said is another huge unforeseen people I frankly am kind of amazement that classmates still exists in a world of Facebook is like this and worsening a lot of people people pretty no one aside to freedom this is inconvenient used as a network am that Al Gore has some has blessed outcome of DC s daughter started this and so basically she s teaching and the actors are merely calloused also a special student teaching in Al Gore s inconvenient truth speech so that they can go to your people spread the word loses a great simple summit in a campuswide cause we are it is a developer conference is held in Shanghai learning 2.008 August odds with Illinois computing educators conference of course he doesn t seem this beginning was used to this so this raises back to on another use that we seemed interesting and this is social networks created for just just talking about what to porno in the classroom so classroom to what always been one of bigger ones has been several and this is a cytometry by Nancy Kardon who has some truth site very early after the kerning product launch which was on the place of the grocery stores in March or April and it really took off and so he has been using this to talk about what to porno stuff we also been hired as a consultant and server evangelist for a social networking in higher education and he runs anon outside this cut is cosponsored by funding education and education dining.com to check out the list of tons of resources examples like that so I thought I would do well to read you something him from from Steve on our recent blog post today than also I would have imagined talk to size and record a special message and the second but see him was reading an article in because magazine was on a desert familiar with honor was co-authored by John Seely Brown who was the former chief scientist at xerox and the director of the cultural research Center which was the birthplace of a lot of on computing initiatives on the article minds on fire open education the long tail and learning 2.0 am and he was reading this and so had a big awakening last year he rubs his head at that blog post and I will lump on the new site to plug my own site I will lump up after the death of the toxic check it out but Dusty wrote a big of a postal Web 2.0 is the future of education in this kind of the money quote from it was I believe that the read/write Web award calling Web 2.0 will culturally socially intellectually and politically a greater impact than the advent of print press I believe we cannot even begin to imagine the changes that take place as the two-way nature of the Internet begins to flower and that even those of us who spent time imagine the future will be astounded by what happens so that don t have Steve on little times the them an unabashed enthusiast and it is crucial consulting work for name I m also the director of digital technologies initiative are close to or below the founder of a new network called classroom tutorial classroom 2.0 started in March of 2007 understood because of speaking a different educational conferences through educational bloggers ranchers for a ridiculously good taste of transformative learning expresses that they were having using a tool for a particular blog of the difficulty was that this is largely centered around the need to learn how to blog a blog or two of the room or on the same nine months to blog without an audience until you discover you the combination of these self reflection of what took place in the building of more than one become transformed and why is noise interferes were walking on his hundred 93 Rivers seemed like that was just too much work at first refused world of land I discovered these capabilities to allow you to build a social network around a specific topic or it seemed like a natural fit to bring it into the official custom components or very quickly currently has something over 1000 and server going on and grow quickly as he wrote the size of 11,000 members should shoot for but a lot of educators have a single Smalltalk is a think of point system whose significant opportunities for users goals so all the talk about some transformative educational experiences and talk a little bit about that like talking about the networking part of that is so these are some things that you could do with a classless network on once more in a bit but on file sharing is on this one so young to distribute consignments material to wade both dissolution and receiving them this this could also help we still attempt to try to promote green initiatives this can help in eliminating the paper or CDs and this is a Disney offers for simple back-and-forth to make and more efficient this way on multimedia savvy cities one note of the advent of YouTube has effectively made flash video almost what s expected now a homicide to be easily embedded distribute content that would to be able to share photos and videos and audio into a censorious is a groundbreaking thing about it also helps students on viewing xbd placement multimedia on ultimate stuff as well as the deliverable on the Mexican fraternities at the back I was at Augustana to the video art class with the deliverable was highest-paid at and then select the digit at the logical box was down to the lab pop in some specialized player thought of as far after browser watching them know via flash player is pretty cool on language version of it is a pretty decent finisher Judy pulldown online selection you re setting up a network this is greater for lunch class we set up a network in a foreign language and forced people to interact that way so you could him to it I guess at some of the street also invite foreign students are most countries to join the network and contest among almost like him are going to Spain and is being immersed there WMD then you have to speak it or survive to conduct conduct the class in videoconferencing guys agree on this one but four on remote students to be able to watch causes it happens war or vice versa do presentations in class and introduced themselves as a huge think I doesn t become even bigger and more popular real multiple think of as the cup chopped posted cent type stuff but he has connections get faster and faster in the video feel full on 1080 P. high-definition video streaming all the places not not that far in the future it can be fairly sensible or doesn t promote learning job is also invite guest lectures to come in and appeared in the comics of the social networking about the social notes this is really interesting, but I hadn t thought of but I came across an area similar with Michael Washington state when he him basically has a series of top Web 2.0 oriented videos detailing the social web and what this technology means, as in grades on popularity on his general idea to try this class is that some students can share him if they didn t take notes on paper that he requires in all take notes on a classroom which is set up so there taking notes in real time act with each other often opting on a number photos and videos and links and often sounded as assertions to write their single he s wrong here s the Wikipedia link to disprove that stuff is interesting in that it s a social note taking their single mothers are talking about also do that professor can than to look back and see what what were my students was orbiting you what worked within so it s a creation tool for that so this leads me to serve my favorite part which is the social and educational parts so is the two-way street part so to to talk about Michael Western and he to pull the students in class for Assam who doesn t like school is flat out that have to hand in the room when the and they said was like learning nothing which is pretty telling that they get some because people tend to fall into a pattern on especially large setting something like this room where education is become sort of information dump her for like the speaker teacher up on high to the sutras sitting passively in right of information that is not the fault of the educator sealants it s the fault of the setting and impossible to have tempers and classes that his candidacy but you d never been able to have that sort of deal small group interaction in a setting as possible so students often can get in the habit of sitting there and then come sort being passive and would go to smaller class often they ll take a paperback with them so which is unfortunate from a vicious cycle so am Johnson Brown Rasmussen for he noted that we need to stop thinking of him education is the substance of the transfer and more of a dialogue or social viewpoint so he him these are searches this point the old the old way I guess if driven commissions I think therefore I am accessed information and learning about where s the new model as we participate therefore we are access to people turns into learning to be and so the second the second wanted to highlight in red sort of blew my mind to Suharto s mind for sure and also a sort of blew my mind but it is a really simple but have a profound thing to note so he was always a place for wrote memorization and an transmission of him of knowledge that is overloaded with some sterling I have a feeling that be eliminated by stretch but it s also a bit crazy to last agree on that in a world where he was sitting in the audience here with laptops and they can essentially get all of human knowledge you a Google search away so that technologies their travails and room him you can tell the professor saying indexes that right there is something needs to change and it hasn t been changing as rapidly as someone the people hoped so I was so nervous my wife was a teacher of high school teacher and she excelled in us is like a calculator to what you talk about and so you basically look at how there comes in scene and it s her levels the playing field or basic math skills are amazed essentially still understand the basics initially of data and tracking lights of death but once it s there it s sort of silly Nazis everyday you just taken a target number is becoming a stickler old-fashioned contrarians that driven by a snare is silly Nazis but it did so for tool in the system or to unlimited access info tools are there it s what you do take things from there so I m posing is that we need to old better soldiers in terms of creating students that usually differ with this information so they re not just passively accepting and a big bigoted racial revenue wants what they do that they need to synthesize it and remix it and undertake the next level savings out there to matter behind me stay adrift in this sea of information is or what what what Jeff Dean was talking about is that there s so much out there think it s how we pick the status license in meaningful ways so who makes these are fully prepared for this world is not as in the classroom out in our world at large soap opera that is is becoming this way it s the almost drowning information on useless to me to make this behavior on this and with the bigger second nature that make it in victim natives in this in this new world him and Michael assistance of pioneering work years she talked about this he s been stitching things together as classroom uses NetBIOS for this example on what he does the would you talk about working updates class notes you re going in a season and services on the web and blogging here so often and this is the him the class notes and talk about where people are glad to note so I see someone like this and I m like this is like much we do a day and it may be serving by now but is a perfect example of this is very exciting to see these written to ground you and it I would assume and hopefully the middle of me now but him that he ll move to service that consolidates the are so out of some up on his level X are all bored and sad and they re very happy in outside in the field from the very collaborative am so good about it is the small so that the Senate is where is this new social media can really shine in the educational setting so we now have the technology and will go into this in the second on to scale the small small classroom on a 10 person very active discussion groups into a lecture hall have augmented by the technology which is out to me pretty excited so you don t account and so this is about him getting comfortable so much my wife divorce has been teacher when she would always complain about is that, students comfort level in the classroom but huge role in how am willing and active they are participation so I think single private social network for classroom or for any group can help address this issue number ways the first is obviously that is private so you students that are self-conscious about their new Google savvy friends looking them up in a definable device and class is alleviated and conceited professors same way they may say oh not sizzling on the orbs that I don t my colleagues seeing and therefore not at the genetics to talk about though the video some of it on the blogs of delegates publishing a book that huge labor of love troublesome text whereas it s kind of a very active private things are much more apt to did with the goes and this was his nuclear toes in the water so you were the benefits of using tools like forums and chats are that you re not sitting there crafting a huge piece you are just interacting very quickly you re much more apt to interject something almost like race and class and say something like yourself should have to over this huge birthing process for my cripple SA and also assisting that this is a conversational it s not a blog where you re setting yourself up through the top expert on from there to review you are just contributed to him that the larger so I could look more comfortable there and courses this problem there s always thought is when every classroom whether it s class clown type or disorders versus the super charismatic attention grabber Piazza results in the more reserved students often don t stress himself they made it made for some cells in the papers but a glass of chocolate dialogue sums always stealing the spotlight so what s interesting is that if you can supplement the real-life class sessions with these online counterparts in things that forums to discuss continuing off-line to someone who may be shy or maybe more apt to participate at the fact is also interesting in that it s asynchronous so that if they do something brilliant no five hours after class but in Mr. window Ngo interjected there later and ideally the professor that at the beginning of the next lasting symbolism would happen the line talk about that maybe those two students and a chance to shine so you really together in some interesting ways to this is one of my favorite him new terms and topics of Doug and I talked about this a limit on the him the Hyatt weblog of a couple months ago in a post on it so this has really gain traction in the past few months and it s getting to name him the awareness on and what this is my first lesson in a wired article by dining Clive Thompson and since then he is going to determine and written about in the New York Times Magazine to so in a nutshell at some the idea that small nuggets of information like odds with Burger King I m in the bathroom is done on services like twitter are like life-changing author in fact relativist of it but him but when you follow status updates from enough people it starts to form this kind of cloud of awareness that you are following some people it s all coming at you so much that you begin to really feel plug-ins are like in the matrix here and so I was really quick quote from Clive Thompson in how describes us of this is the paradox of any awareness of each little update each individual bit of social information is insignificant on its own even supremely Monday but taken together over time the little snippets collection is surprisingly sophisticated portion of your friends and family members lives like thousands of dots making a pointless painting this was never before possible given the real world no friend would bother to call you up in detail the sandwiches she was eating in the awareness becomes a type of DST is fairly described to me in invisible dimension floating over everyday life is that I can distantly read everyone s mind Taylor and say I love the look of getting to something raw about my friends is like s heads-up display for them it can also do more real-life contact because one member of his groups as Rocco Barcia Vander twitters about his plans the other see it in some side drop by ad hoc self organizing social at the way to socialize a space feels others that they never actually been a part of me to ask what you been up to because they are no instead of in discussions discussing some in one of friends triggered about that afternoon as picking up a conversation in the middle so that the blood is again a blog post but I am a remote worker names located in Palo Alto is Cisco and I m in Los Angeles so I find it by just being subscribing to coworkers and him are part of your bypasses from their twitter Facebook feeds it s almost been getting watercooler chat are remotely which is a really bizarre phenomenon for a release feel duped in Auburn or not they re even more so than things like IM or IRC we are short of chatting in a professional capacity this stuff is almost what I set it and forget it is at the feet up in the discount comes my way I might ask for information samples and overhearing which is very interesting I think in the classroom context on this become for interesting to service with the title of the post which is a backyard barbecue 2.0 so what this means that professor that I had school the ones I felt closest to the ones that were there with their buddies embedded across line between being inappropriate buddies but they had their very positions that open door policies in office they invite students of houses to get another lives of the sort made it clear that John classroom on the person dies I think this is summing that makes it is very civil floppy or aspects of Jordan on talks about but things like profile pages and feeds I think I m just keep adding to the comfortably accountability level classroom like even at the conference you have involved were streams on I feel like I know the people here have never met them on no.e1 with I went to see it in the hallway outside the lesson you were frozen after a virtual so did you get more comfortable just by virtue of following the stuff was done in the classroom is great especially wrote learning people assets of these people can be tapped into the socialize with her classmates in the thousand thousand articles of so am I overlooking to is that I m not that John pseudonymous before he talks about the suit how the distinction between the lecture hall and the hallway is rapidly diminishing in all the learning is really happening in the hallway and I think you guys would studio a lot of stuff but you always between sessions or at the bar this nor lot of the values conference computer so children or stuff so in addition to the stuff I ve are talked about there are also some somber facts that are taking place just by virtue of using social or so to so am assuming that some Steve knows a lot and that the Edwards about how the Web is becoming a conversation that s what Web 2.0 is about 11.0 was about transmitting up to the nose buried to where I also hate the term of the most I apologize that I wasn t 3.0 or thinks a but basically would say the new social media skills you learned by using his classroom network store or business technology doesn t end in the classroom on the CU major newspapers now which were all out of the New York Times authoritative from down I was ever turning comments on stories making news distribution of collaborative thing to so it s not him into changing very rapidly see U2 loves and authorizing idea anyone can contribute video that illustrates for couple of sudden 70s or 80s the next great piece of artwork come from a girl naked girl in her bedroom with camcorder and that is completely happening right now has happened for MTV writers and producers on their experiment stops a lot of familiar with the normal staff so am Joss Wheaton who was the creator that the guy behind him ~Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Angel and firefly on the new show called dollhouse which I was still a fox unplug their date of not so because of the spring but he is a recent eras or reasons him writers strike which pride it was why all your shows are crappy now dessert arrives at a while ago answered during the downtime between shows he decide to film a web series just to fill a times he brought 8 billion Diaz himself scarce I shot the series as it was a big hit online element but was it the team was extremely involved back and forth with the fan base that they were twittering about constantly day am not even let shows about heroes and villains had they made up some villains in the shell they also have opened up to the fancy cement their own villains, via video and then they may appear on TV is potentially the future of this is the very interactive and show and was Wednesday that moving the business model is there is no network distributing this eating the cost of a door or often advertising you they have to establish him one by one less of each other viewers get them hooked to have interactive shows for interesting stuff in the sea level on so to bring back to ask a ninja so some kid and dog are two guys from LA at the start show last inch of this leave the show can exist without collaboration so they take questions no but what is ninja dudes at the situation in the ninja responds with just OF the show but they have built a fan base all this grassroots him effort so much so that they agree assistant to the next level now that they just got hired to rewrite the attack until tomatoes remake etc. so that they would be too cool for everyone now says that for you but they did have this network that started last year and it s been unsuccessful for the so am using this technology while still in school gives students and faculty members as well sort of internship in industry and real-world leopards patient in teaching them how to interact and what what works would doesn t work in guidance and revival in their everyday lives even the even as some of you start introducing this confidential corporate intranet students also are training for this him and I think I m listening Lance Pakistan to times addition yesterday the idea of you who signed social network duties to an prospect in the case of a classroom activities of professor but this worsening acne and what lessons that were set up a social network but if you run it on were saying that the job of the future is really community manager is a job is not to date them in some way past what is really becoming bigger and bigger and it s extremely important for one of knowledge that my friend or my show or whatever outhustled on and these people on become often huge celebrities within their community life are simple text file into his I have worked with our own X-Files he is executive producer of the show he started network for his project was called big light and he bought Rocco and Allison was in Nashville as his community manager and she s become a celebrity in the sight of August her as if she s looking authoritative source is great and energy consuming going people trust her and so I think no using the stuff in the classroom you can also be drinkable for that career with the latest and recently explosive next and you and his accountability which is a huge huge issue so Jeff talked about this a little bit in his presentation on how comfort level between generations is what you re sharing is radically different boy like Johnny s private clinics in public and then Neil on teenagers are links to release public to private think that s completely true I think there s also him some education boundaries under siege beset as to what children should be publicly and also how permanence of the stuff can be so am I. but everyone seen this you matter how big person in his own is always some committee must this photo of them is third doing who knows what on the page of my cousins have the same thing as certificate profiles and it s terrifying and a little like clockwork every region months allowance school that will frankly I m insight on how much economic summit teacher and might my parents in Severus Avenue looking me up and I would find having that behind us and Google are all terrified of Michael maybe some of the 1st Pl. as a so what this is a know it s it s partially obsoleted judgment calls were doing but it s also there is a lack of education as to him what the long-term repercussions are people get very excited and comfortable technology they elect Sharon Musgrave bought his administration talk about the second so one of the ways that I think is interesting where private social network shines is that Palm by having the ogre professor or your fellow suits your single life involve the network or much less apt to be no inflammatory comments in there, Walter Post producing the sort of candidate into a training pattern of what works would doesn t unlock us when the sky with my professors reading the RSS feed on it nailed the professor could also do a letter approach where if someone is ill serving up an outcast outlaw they could ban them from the network and against another assignments and they can t always going on in the reluctant president for interesting social studies I think you re just just the act of using it everyday single works I think trains people asked what s appropriate and what s not so went to him show you a little bit about how topical the stuff can be as I m sure you guys know in higher Ed bought him it really couldn t be more timely I just saw survey on career builder.com but I m 20% of employers are using social networks and hiring process and they re looking for things like information about alcohol or drug use inappropriate photos for mutation skills which is another thing I think using a network missing or so doesn t help you just just generally by doing it and he will save us would ve to become good writers to write that s what it did to Saddam social media sites to use them badmouthing of former employees inaccurate qualifications on professional screen and all the things on that road before and I should decide on a few weeks ago from Nebraska athletic drug Tom Osborne who shall not be addressing the schools athletes about proper Internet posting behavior informing them of the unlike our movie monitoring social networking sites and also Bruce Rasmussen of Creighton University has said on the Creighton University in Omaha is a required redesign Internet X. ethics policy the cautious and careful about what they post online and warns in the Catholic department will be watching in my opinion the fascinating effects in the team the athletic department University negatively and with the way I see fit refusal to inappropriate material down to bring from suspension to dismissal so you see that this can stop him know if it is too soon to mix about much more serious I think rather than do scare tactics and ban it altogether I think it s a little bit smarter to him not from the type of abrasive but do it in it in a smart way to educate about how didn t classroom that is going forward so am I so got in terms of education if I understand we have a reordering of rid of this guy I ve have requested or I have a couple of sneak peeks and announcements if you like to see about what s coming what has come out was coming up on the show but also you re quickly him so this is also plus the higher education on NBC in October to the iPhone interface to the network so am visibly rolled out about a week ago as it s been for successful we did for the iPhone initially to sort of the sexiest device on right now as an added bonus Google s android platform which is rolling out a couple weeks I should be certain that on T-Mobile on the browsers also web today so we get that for free sort of by doing a statistical and it will also be ruling out other devices but what makes investing in classroom settings that I talked about the Hastings mutations are having a classic social network in your hand to it makes a lot more engaged if I think it s available at which the discussion wherever I am it s also I think as you see anyone who s been using iPhone version I d like a crack addict will be checking a telephone conference with tapping of a become a lot more engaged with with the all-time 52 minutes I would not doubt him and you become even more engaged in classroom discussions or what s going on if summoned with the all-time for interesting stuff on this summit were launching on Thursday and I think really opens doors for a lot of things visible from Bill Joy of son of most of the people the world don t work for your company so it s summit we ve am funding