presentation slides from my workshop about with Brad Carlin about SITI Extended Ensemble, a social network we're developing for SITI Company (http://siti.org), a New York-based theatre company which performs and trains actors internationally. At the TCG (http://tcg.org) conference (6.9.07). More information about the presentation is online at http://blockwork.org

1. “a new site for old discussions about
the relationship of consciousness to
place and other people”
(Ben Russell)

2. social media

3. shared experience
online and
in person

4. many-to-many
enables people to create and distribute
the stories they care about and
discuss what’s important to them

5. tell your story
blogs
video blogs & sharing
podcasting
photo sharing

6. publish
create content
be a curator
draw from your community

7. map
googlemaps
community walk
platial

8. tag
label your information
folksonomy
http://del.icio.us/blockwork/tcg_workshop_links

9. syndicate
RSS =
really simple syndication

10. aggregate
use an RSS feed reader
create your own portal
pull other sources into your web site

11. connect
social networking
= conversation
amplify impact of
small communities
serendipitous
exposure

12. participate
students/audience as evangelists
meet-ups
discover collaborators to make new work

13. collaborate
wikis
project management
online office & design
applications

14. re-mix
mash-up = mix content
from 2 or more sources
re-use & contextualize
share & collaborate

15. future=mobile
text messaging
cell phone content
immediate action

16. start small
post photos from your last event
social bookmarks for shared reference
add or update your wikipedia entry
in-house evaluation blog

17. deeper
impact enhance
existing
programs

18. plan, educate,
contextualize, ask -
before: wiki, blog, social
bookmarks
during: record - live blogging,
chat, audio, photo,
video, twitter
report, evaluate,
after: discuss, expand,
define next steps

19. focus
on your
mission
it’s not
about
technology

20. SITI Extended
Ensemble
(SEE)
why do we need to do all this?
will people really use it?
what’s in it for us?

21. why?
decentralized programming =
disparate stakeholders
traditional methods aren’t efficient
demographics

22. will they?
content, content, content
networking and opportunities for collaboration
establish community ownership - “activators”

23. outcomes?
connect and maintain contact

24. grow audiences for touring
serendipitous exposure

25. expand the impact of workshops
develop a resource for
Viewpoints/Composition/Suzuki

26. facilitate collaboration for
artists outside the company
alternative revenue sources

27. a seamless loop
of participation
from face-to-face to online
conversations and back again

28. references @
blockwork.org

29. creative commons
attribution-Non-Commercial-NoDerivs 2.0
http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/2.0/