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The Economics of Social Production | tik@MCDM

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Evolution from Industrial Information Economy to Networked Information Economy →. The Economics of Social Production. May 24, 2011. What exactly motivates people to participate in social production? How does money fit into it? What about giving that check to someone after a sexual encounter? Over fifty thousand people have contributed to the project so far. Apache Software Foundation. Retrieved May 18, 2011 from www.apache.org. Bicchieri, C., Muldoon, R. Social norms,. GNU Operating System. Retrieved...

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Diachronic Design | Computer Tools for Archaeologists

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Computer Tools for Archaeologists. ArchaeoGaming Livestreams and Survey! April 23, 2015. On Twitter, myself and few other archaeologists, historians, and others interested in serious analysis and use of games for learning. Have talked about doing a livestream where we would record our thoughts on different games. If you’re interested in watching (or participating in) that kind of thing, fill out the survey below! ArchaeoTech LIVE Video Podcast from #SAA2015. April 18, 2015. I have a treat for you! On the...

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ChrisFreeland.com: December 2011

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Friday, December 02, 2011. BOINCing Angry Birds for BHL: Purposeful Gaming in Digital Libraries. We've been talking about the subject of crowdsourcing and gaming for the Biodiversity Heritage Library. For several months now, but as it is outside any BHL project funding, no one has taken on the challenge. During last month's Life and Literature Conference. I think the purposeful gamification of BHL. But if I had an offline game, one that didn't require me to always be connected to the Internet, I could sp...

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Game Thinking - Differences between Gamification & Games

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Even Ninja Monkeys Like to Play. More Ways to Play. User Types & Tools. Marczewski’s User Types Hexad. The Intrinsic Motivation RAMP. User Type Analysis tool. Game Thinking Differences between Gamification & Games. Flow and Player Journey Sheet. Gamification Code of Ethics. Blogs & Websites. Odds & Ends. Google Trends for Gamification. Game Thinking – Differences between Gamification & Games. Game Thinking 2016 Update. This gave me a basic outline of the 4 areas I considered to make up Game Thinking.

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AMA Conference 2015 – Stay Curious | University of Cambridge Museums

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University of Cambridge Museums. Projects, events and news from the University of Cambridge Museums. University of Cambridge Museums website. AMA Conference 2015 Stay Curious. Annual Arts Marketing Association Conference. Before I pull out the marketing highlights reel, I feel the need to share the result of an early ‘getting to know you’ workshop. It was a portrait class led by Paul Bartlett. Great first night at the #amaconf. Richard White (@RtWhiteSpace) July 21, 2015. Reminding us that we can’t creat...

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Page 35 - The Cardiff Libraries' Blog: February 2011

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Page 35 - The Cardiff Libraries' Blog. Books, libraries and related silliness. Linky Linkness - Those we like. How to do stuff. Monday, 28 February 2011. Finns come up with a cunning plan involving moles and schoolchildren. What do you do if you're the National Library of Finland and have millions of pages of newspapers, magazines and books that you want to digitise, but are set in a difficult typeface that OCR software has problems with? Yes, you've guessed it - it's b. The project, Digitalkoot. In 'Mol...

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Annotated Bibliography | Social Production as Catalyst for Change

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Social Production as Catalyst for Change. Social production of information and culture advances us from industrial information economy to networked information economy. Skip to primary content. Social Production as Catalyst for Change. Anderson, C. (2009). Retrieved May 21, 2011 from BBC:. Http:/ www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p0057wdf. Apache Software Foundation. Retrieved May 18, 2011 from www.apache.org. Bicchieri, C., Muldoon, R. Social norms,. The Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy. This article discusse...

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Social Production as Catalyst for Change | Social Production as Catalyst for Change

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Social Production as Catalyst for Change. Social production of information and culture advances us from industrial information economy to networked information economy. Skip to primary content. Social Production as Catalyst for Change. Social Production as Catalyst for Change. We produce information and culture, but also what we. The main theoretical framework for this research paper comes from Yochai Benkler’s book,. The Wealth of Networks: How Social Production Transforms Markets and Freedom. Benkler p...