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CULTURE OF SHARING: CONTEXT PRESENTATIONAMINA PATTON JOSH DILLARD WHITNEY PRIDE

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ONE TO MANY(PERSON TO COMMUNITY)

Govt - People

Family-Family

Family w/in a Family

MANY TO MANY(COMMUNAL)

ONE TO ONE(PERSON-TO-PERSON)

Maker- Maker

Buyer- Seller

Host-Guest

Renter-Renter

Provider-Renter

Provider-Renter

Provider-Distrubutor

Landlord-Tenant

Inquirer-Expert

Teacher-Student

Expert-Expert

Expert-Novice

Novice-Novice

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ONE TO MANY(PERSON TO COMMUNITY)

Govt - People

Family-Family

Family w/in a Family

MANY TO MANY(COMMUNAL)

ONE TO ONE(PERSON-TO-PERSON)

Maker- Maker

Buyer- Seller

Host-Guest

Renter-Renter

Provider-Renter

Provider-Renter

Provider-Distrubutor

Landlord-Tenant

Inquirer-Expert

Teacher-Student

Expert-Expert

Expert-Novice

Novice-Novice

Musicians

GuestHost

Buyer

Renters

Donor

Cultivators

Farmers

Students

Mediator

Facilitor

Organizer

Commentator

TrollFanatic

Experts

Renters

Teachers

Instructor

Collectors

Connessiuer

Intruder

Contributor

College StudentPoliticians

Parents(infants)

Parents(Toddlers)

Parents(Empty-Nesters)

Single Young Adults

Spouses

Transplants

Refugee

Protector

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ONE TO MANY(PERSON TO COMMUNITY)

Govt - People

Family-Family

Family w/in a Family

MANY TO MANY(COMMUNAL)

ONE TO ONE(PERSON-TO-PERSON)

Social

curiousity

subscriber

members

redditors

upvoting

handcuffing

“swappers”

TL;DR

“following”

team(s)

willing to share private information

tweeter

hashtag trending topics

tagging

tweeting

Maker- Maker

Buyer- Seller

Host-Guest

Renter-Renter

Provider-Renter

Provider-Renter

Provider-Distrubutor

Landlord-Tenant

Inquirer-Expert

Teacher-Student

Expert-Expert

Expert-Novice

Novice-Novice

Musicians

GuestHost

Buyer

Renters

Donor

Cultivators

Farmers

Students

Mediator

Facilitor

Organizer

Commentator

TrollFanatic

Experts

Renters

Teachers

Instructor

Collectors

Connessiuer

Intruder

Contributor ability to communicate your wealth of knowledge

story of gaining unintentional knowledge

renting to alleviate responsiblity

fair exchange

renting idle equipment to upgrade

renting to conserve energy

save money on gas

cleanliness

selfless to an end

value of mutual benefits

recieve an item you have use for

renting space for added security

renting to get side income

carpooling

zipsters

money conscious

renting transportation

story of saving alot of money

story of rating your service

teach to spread knowledge

teach to in order to share responsiblity/ labor

story of trying new experiences

“folllowing the rules”

renting idle equipment

relative standard of monetary value

renting space for flexibility

recieving something you cant afford

buy something for a lower price

sell something that you no longer have use for

renting a spare room renting space to meet new people

College StudentPoliticians

Parents(infants)

Parents(Toddlers)

Parents(Empty-Nesters)

Single Young Adults

Spouses

Transplants

Refugee

Protector

(dis)trust in politcal authority

people who value family

story of building surrogate family

people who value paternship

protection

being responsible for your actions

willing to trust

the need to belong identify

location

difficulty in face-to-face interactions

ease around strangers

story of connecting to new communities

meet new people communication

friendingstory of making new friendswillingness to be vulnerable

willingness to be broadcast

story of unexpected relationships

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ONE TO MANY(PERSON TO COMMUNITY)

Govt - People

Family-Family

Family w/in a Family

MANY TO MANY(COMMUNAL)

ONE TO ONE(PERSON-TO-PERSON)

Social

curiousity

subscriber

members

redditors

upvoting

handcuffing

“swappers”

TL;DR

“following”

team(s)

willing to share private information

tweeter

hashtag trending topics

tagging

tweeting

Maker- Maker

Buyer- Seller

Host-Guest

Renter-Renter

Provider-Renter

Provider-Renter

Provider-Distrubutor

Landlord-Tenant

Inquirer-Expert

Teacher-Student

Expert-Expert

Expert-Novice

Novice-Novice

Musicians

GuestHost

Buyer

Renters

Donor

Cultivators

Farmers

Students

Mediator

Facilitor

Organizer

Commentator

TrollFanatic

Experts

Renters

Teachers

Instructor

Collectors

Connessiuer

Intruder

Contributor ability to communicate your wealth of knowledge

story of gaining unintentional knowledge

renting to alleviate responsiblity

fair exchange

renting idle equipment to upgrade

renting to conserve energy

save money on gas

cleanliness

selfless to an end

value of mutual benefits

recieve an item you have use for

renting space for added security

renting to get side income

carpooling

zipsters

money conscious

renting transportation

story of saving alot of money

story of rating your service

teach to spread knowledge

teach to in order to share responsiblity/ labor

story of trying new experiences

“folllowing the rules”

renting idle equipment

relative standard of monetary value

renting space for flexibility

recieving something you cant afford

buy something for a lower price

sell something that you no longer have use for

renting a spare room renting space to meet new people

College StudentPoliticians

Parents(infants)

Parents(Toddlers)

Parents(Empty-Nesters)

Single Young Adults

Spouses

Transplants

Refugee

Protector

(dis)trust in politcal authority

people who value family

story of building surrogate family

people who value paternship

protection

being responsible for your actions

willing to trust

the need to belong identify

location

difficulty in face-to-face interactions

ease around strangers

story of connecting to new communities

meet new people communication

friendingstory of making new friendswillingness to be vulnerable

willingness to be broadcast

story of unexpected relationships

Color

Iconography

Logos

Brand

Buttons

Tokens

Hairstyles

Tattoo

Trinkets

Bumper Stickers

Jewelry

Glasses

Patches

Keychains

Brand Loyalty

Dialect

Gesture

Call/response

Vernacular

Internal External

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AMOUNTS/QUANTITIES

REDESIGN STRUCTURE

SOCIAL

TECHNOLOGICAL

GEOGRAPHIC

DEMOGRAPHIC

ECONOMICAL

POLITICAL

Designing affordances of convenience and money savings for consumers and providers

Design maintains familiarity to enable continued usage, trust and/or loyalty while repositioning

a brand to being more sustainable

STOCKS RELATIVETO FLOW

Designing an accessible system that accommodates exchanges of product/services and facilitates relationships

Designing a system which will passively and/or actively learn more about the user; allows user-generated

system evaluation to adapt content

Designing a comprehendible, often visual, information hierarchy that simplifies complex communication

Utilizing information about key stakeholders and relationships within a system in order

to design previously unforeseen experiences

Designing the system to align with current cultural norms and values through branding and/or services provided.

Designing an open system to empower individuals to be active participants and assume defined or implied roles

Designing a system aligned with user desires/values/needs to ensure motivated continued action that produces a desirable

effect that is mutually beneficial and sustainable

FEEDBACK LOOP/REDUCE DELAYS INFORMATION FLOWS CRITICAL NODES SELF-ORGANIZATION

CHANGING THE RULESOF THE SYSTEM

PARADIGM SHIFT

Changed the physical structure of the

lightbulb to accommodate new

technologies resulting in less energy consumption

Moved from a device that only played music files to one where you

could do a huge number of things such

as surf the web and check email

Changed the physical structure of shower head to conserve more water, a shared resource, resulting

in lower water bills

Energy EfficientLightbulbs

iPod Evolution Low FlowShower Head

Plastic Bottles BioplasticTrash Bags

Hybrid Vehicles Bixi Bike Sharing Programs

Netflix Queue Instant Stream

AirBnB Angie’s List Amazon Suggestion System

Pandora Thumbs Up/Down System

Target Pill Bottles iTunes Coverflow Navigation

Food Pyramid Redesign

Obama Campaign to Youth Voters

Zipcar Nike+ IKEA Nike Shoe Creator Apple ForumBest Buy Computer Recycling Model

Online Banking Card Incentive Program

Staples Ink Cartridge Recycling Program

Brainwash Inconvenient Truth BrightNeighbor

Changed material and structure that resulted in using less plastic and incorporating

biodegradable material to replace parts

of plastic

Switched to 100% biodegradable materials

but maintainedfamiliar form

Allows you to consume less natural resources

(gas) and emit less toxins into the environment

Provided a stylish product with

a convenient and thrifty alternative mode

of transportation service in cities

Provided easy access use to in demand product while also

allowing for personalization, feedback, and convenience

Facilities transactions between potential guests

and hosts that a more personal than booking

a hotel

Allows consumers to rate their service, giving the power of reputation building to the people

Using the shopper's search and buying behavior with the system to make suggestions from

their stock

Easy convenient tool that will remove dislikes songs

from your radio station and find songs similar to

ones you like

Created a clear typographic hierarchy to ensure ease of use and less error in pill taking

Allows for easy visual read of music library

through album covers, mimicking shopping

from a shelf

Contextualizing the food requirements to a familiar

image and situation to make it easier to understand and

implement

Understanding a group of untapped people,

youth voters, and connecting with their spirit and method of

communication

Creating and building a brand around a sense

of community and identity with

terminology like zipster and the use of

conversational and inclusive language

Understanding the social and individual

competitive aspects of running and its

connection to music in order to build a

community and relation to other industries

Allows consumer to customize their

furniture based on their needs and have the

satisfaction of building it themselves

Repositions consumer as designer who is in

control and takes ownership on their shoe, while also

allowing consumers to comment on each other's creations

Consumers use their expertise and loyalty to the brand to help each

other solve software problems and make

suggestions for improvements of the

products

Changing the company's image from provider of products, to a provider

of a service that address a growing concern

Using new service that rewards consumers for their spending

while benefitting the bank with money from overdraft fees due to

spending encouragement from rewards

More sustainable use of water and energy as a side effect of using

additional amenities to make visiting the laudromat more

desirable than doing it at home alone.

Using visualization of data with personal

narrative and pressing information that affects all of us now to inspire

action and change perceptions

TRENDS

$

Builds ongoing relationship with

consumers who are paid to recycle their cartridges, and grows the potential for spending on other

products in the store due to loyalty/trust of a

company with environmental concerns

Facilitates larger community initiatives by

connecting involved stakeholders from

officials to neighbors through social tools that

promote a social, collaborative lifestyle to

the benefit of all

DIYMovement

Affordability

Declineof Dollar

Conservationism

Cycle of Urban Sprawl

Large Aging Population

Redefinition of Social Interaction

Affordability

Declineof Dollar

Corporate Domination

Cycle of Urban Sprawl

Upcoming Digital Natives

DIYMovement

Affordability

Declineof Dollar

Conservationism

Cycle of Urban Sprawl

Large Aging Population

DIYMovement

Affordability

Ethical Shopping

Environmentalism

Expanding Landfills

Large Aging Population

DIYMovement

Sustainability

Ethical Shopping

Environmentalism

Expanding Landfills

Large Aging Population

DIYMovement

Desirability and Responsibility

Ethical Shopping

Environmentalism

Cycle of Urban Sprawl

Large Aging Population

DIYMovement

Accessibility

Crowdsourcing

Demand forIncreased Transparency

DIYMovement

Personalization

Crowdsourcing

Corporate Dominance

DIYMovement

Credibility

Crowdsourcing

Combative Discourse

Redefinition ofSocial Interaction

Accessibility

Decline of Dollar

Conservationism

Transplants

Redefinitionof Community

Accessibility

Budget Cuts

Distrust ofPolitical Authority

Displacement

Redefinitionof Community

Accessibility

Diversified Workforce

Increased Accessto Information

Cycle of Urban Sprawl

Me to We Shift

Sustainability

Demand forIncreased Transparency

Expanding Landfills

Value throughAccumulation

Convenience

Increased Online Shopping

UpcomingDigital Natives

DIYMovement

Desirability and Responsibility

Environmentalism

Cycle of Urban Sprawl

Redefinitionof Community

Accessibility

Widespread Effectof Recession

Distrust ofPolitical Authority

Redefinitionof Ownership

Affordability

Decline of Dollar

Environmentalism

Identity by Interest

Mobility

Globalizationof Markets

Healthcare Debate

Decline inHealth Literacy

Information Overload

Budget Cuts

Healthcare Debate

Large Aging Population

Increased Speed ofInformation Exchange

Increased Online Shopping

UpcomingDigital Natives Transplants

Decline inHealth Literacy

Desirability and Responsibility

Budget cuts

Healthcare Debate

UpcomingDigital Natives

Redefinitionof Success

Accessibility

Increased Access to Information

Cycle of Urban Sprawl

Redefinitionof Ownership

Accessibility

Demand for Increased Transparency

Redefinitionof Community

Accessibility

Increased Entrepreneurship

Environmentalism

Declineof Dollar

Declineof Dollar

Increase in Value of Reputation Capital

Accessibility

Value through Accumulation

Sustainability

Identity by Interest

Desirability and Responsibility

Ethical Shopping Globalizationof Markets

Rx

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SOCIAL

TECHNOLOGICAL

ECONOMIC

POLITICAL

GEOGRAPHIC

DEMOGRAPHIC

DIY MOVEMENT REDEFINITIONS OF: SOCIAL INTERACTION, SUCCESS, OWNERSHIP, COMMUNITY ME TO WE SHIFT

SURROGATE FAMILIES ISOLATIONIST BEHAVIOR INCREASED VALUE OF REPUTATION CAPITAL

ACCESSIBILITY AFFORDABILITY PERSONALIZATION MOBILITY MULTI-TASKING SUSTAINABILITY

SPEED OF INFORMATION EXCHANGE INFORMATION OVERLOAD GEO-TAGGING CREDITIBILITY VALIDITY

DESIRABILITY & RESPONSIBILITY CONVENIENCE DIVERSE OPPORTUNITIES

DECLINE OF DOLLAR WIDESPREAD RECESSION EFFECT DIVERSIFIED WORKFORCE GLOBALIZATION OF MARKETS

CROWDSOURCING BUDGET CUTS INCREASED ENTREPRENEURSHIP INCREASED ONLINE SHOPPING

ETHICAL SHOPPING

ENVIRONMENTALISM CONSERVATIONISM DISTRUST OF POLITICAL AUTHORITY COMBATIVE DISCOURSE

GREATER POLITICAL AWARENESS INCREASED ACCESS TO INFORMATION CRISIS TRIGGERED AGENCY

DEMAND FOR INCREASED TRANSPARENCY CORPORATE DOMINANCE HEALTHCARE DEBATE

CYCLE OF URBAN SPRAWL DISPLACEMENT EXPANDING LANDFILLS NATURAL DISASTERS

BORDER CONTROL ISSUES GENTRIFICATION

LARGE AGING POPULATION UPCOMING DIGITAL NATIVES TRANSPLANTS HAVING KIDS AT LATER AGE

RELEVANT TRENDS

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DIY MOVEMENT REDEFINITIONS OF: SOCIAL INTERACTION, SUCCESS, OWNERSHIP, COMMUNITY ME TO WE SHIFT

SURROGATE FAMILIES ISOLATIONIST BEHAVIOR INCREASED VALUE OF REPUTATION CAPITAL

ACCESSIBILITY AFFORDABILITY PERSONALIZATION MOBILITY MULTI-TASKING SUSTAINABILITY

SPEED OF INFORMATION EXCHANGE INFORMATION OVERLOAD GEO-TAGGING CREDITIBILITY VALIDITY

DESIRABILITY & RESPONSIBILITY CONVENIENCE DIVERSE OPPORTUNITIES

DECLINE OF DOLLAR WIDESPREAD RECESSION EFFECT DIVERSIFIED WORKFORCE GLOBALIZATION OF MARKETS

CROWDSOURCING BUDGET CUTS INCREASED ENTREPRENEURSHIP INCREASED ONLINE SHOPPING

ETHICAL SHOPPING

ENVIRONMENTALISM CONSERVATIONISM DISTRUST OF POLITICAL AUTHORITY COMBATIVE DISCOURSE

GREATER POLITICAL AWARENESS INCREASED ACCESS TO INFORMATION CRISIS TRIGGERED AGENCY

DEMAND FOR INCREASED TRANSPARENCY CORPORATE DOMINANCE HEALTHCARE DEBATE

CYCLE OF URBAN SPRAWL DISPLACEMENT EXPANDING LANDFILLS NATURAL DISASTERS

BORDER CONTROL ISSUES GENTRIFICATION

LARGE AGING POPULATION UPCOMING DIGITAL NATIVES TRANSPLANTS HAVING KIDS AT LATER AGE

SOCIAL

TECHNOLOGICAL

ECONOMIC

POLITICAL

GEOGRAPHIC

DEMOGRAPHIC

RELEVANT TRENDS

DIY MOVEMENT

MOST RECURRENT

Around the world, people are making things themselves in order to save money, to customize goods to suit their exact needs and interests, and to feel less dependent on the corporations that manufacture and distribute most of the products and media we consume. On top of these practical and political motivations is the pleasure that comes from developing an idea, making it physically real, and sharing it with other people.

Ellen Lupton, Design it Yourself

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DIY MOVEMENT REDEFINITIONS OF: SOCIAL INTERACTION, SUCCESS, OWNERSHIP, COMMUNITY ME TO WE SHIFT

SURROGATE FAMILIES ISOLATIONIST BEHAVIOR INCREASED VALUE OF REPUTATION CAPITAL

ACCESSIBILITY AFFORDABILITY PERSONALIZATION MOBILITY MULTI-TASKING SUSTAINABILITY

SPEED OF INFORMATION EXCHANGE INFORMATION OVERLOAD GEO-TAGGING CREDITIBILITY VALIDITY

DESIRABILITY & RESPONSIBILITY CONVENIENCE DIVERSE OPPORTUNITIES

DECLINE OF DOLLAR WIDESPREAD RECESSION EFFECT DIVERSIFIED WORKFORCE GLOBALIZATION OF MARKETS

CROWDSOURCING BUDGET CUTS INCREASED ENTREPRENEURSHIP INCREASED ONLINE SHOPPING

ETHICAL SHOPPING

ENVIRONMENTALISM CONSERVATIONISM DISTRUST OF POLITICAL AUTHORITY COMBATIVE DISCOURSE

GREATER POLITICAL AWARENESS INCREASED ACCESS TO INFORMATION CRISIS TRIGGERED AGENCY

DEMAND FOR INCREASED TRANSPARENCY CORPORATE DOMINANCE HEALTHCARE DEBATE

CYCLE OF URBAN SPRAWL DISPLACEMENT EXPANDING LANDFILLS NATURAL DISASTERS

BORDER CONTROL ISSUES GENTRIFICATION

LARGE AGING POPULATION UPCOMING DIGITAL NATIVES TRANSPLANTS HAVING KIDS AT LATER AGE

SOCIAL

TECHNOLOGICAL

ECONOMIC

POLITICAL

GEOGRAPHIC

DEMOGRAPHIC

RELEVANT TRENDS

DIY MOVEMENT

ACCESSIBILITY

MOST RECURRENT

DOWNLOAD SPEED 3.27 MBPS to 5.92 MBPS

in 2008 in 2010

BROADBAND QUALITY IMPROVED BY 50% IN 3 YRS

As a result of the higher speeds and greater access, 48 countries, now meet the necessary requirements to tap into the major services available on the Internet today, including social networking, low-definition video streaming, basic video-conferencing, small file sharing, instant messaging, e-mail, and Web browsing.

2010 Study by Oxford Said Business School

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DIY MOVEMENT REDEFINITIONS OF: SOCIAL INTERACTION, SUCCESS, OWNERSHIP, COMMUNITY ME TO WE SHIFT

SURROGATE FAMILIES ISOLATIONIST BEHAVIOR INCREASED VALUE OF REPUTATION CAPITAL

ACCESSIBILITY AFFORDABILITY PERSONALIZATION MOBILITY MULTI-TASKING SUSTAINABILITY

SPEED OF INFORMATION EXCHANGE INFORMATION OVERLOAD GEO-TAGGING CREDITIBILITY VALIDITY

DESIRABILITY & RESPONSIBILITY CONVENIENCE DIVERSE OPPORTUNITIES

DECLINE OF DOLLAR WIDESPREAD RECESSION EFFECT DIVERSIFIED WORKFORCE GLOBALIZATION OF MARKETS

CROWDSOURCING BUDGET CUTS INCREASED ENTREPRENEURSHIP INCREASED ONLINE SHOPPING

ETHICAL SHOPPING

ENVIRONMENTALISM CONSERVATIONISM DISTRUST OF POLITICAL AUTHORITY COMBATIVE DISCOURSE

GREATER POLITICAL AWARENESS INCREASED ACCESS TO INFORMATION CRISIS TRIGGERED AGENCY

DEMAND FOR INCREASED TRANSPARENCY CORPORATE DOMINANCE HEALTHCARE DEBATE

CYCLE OF URBAN SPRAWL DISPLACEMENT EXPANDING LANDFILLS NATURAL DISASTERS

BORDER CONTROL ISSUES GENTRIFICATION

LARGE AGING POPULATION UPCOMING DIGITAL NATIVES TRANSPLANTS HAVING KIDS AT LATER AGE

SOCIAL

TECHNOLOGICAL

ECONOMIC

POLITICAL

GEOGRAPHIC

DEMOGRAPHIC

RELEVANT TRENDS

DIY MOVEMENT

ACCESSIBILITY

DECLINE OF DOLLAR

MOST RECURRENT

If a shopper were magically transported from the year 1900 to 2010, the $100 that he had in his wallet in 1900 would now have the purchasing power of only $3.64! $10,000 would have the purchasing power only $364 today.

That’s a 96.4% decrease in buying power.

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DIY MOVEMENT REDEFINITIONS OF: SOCIAL INTERACTION, SUCCESS, OWNERSHIP, COMMUNITY ME TO WE SHIFT

SURROGATE FAMILIES ISOLATIONIST BEHAVIOR INCREASED VALUE OF REPUTATION CAPITAL

ACCESSIBILITY AFFORDABILITY PERSONALIZATION MOBILITY MULTI-TASKING SUSTAINABILITY

SPEED OF INFORMATION EXCHANGE INFORMATION OVERLOAD GEO-TAGGING CREDITIBILITY VALIDITY

DESIRABILITY & RESPONSIBILITY CONVENIENCE DIVERSE OPPORTUNITIES

DECLINE OF DOLLAR WIDESPREAD RECESSION EFFECT DIVERSIFIED WORKFORCE GLOBALIZATION OF MARKETS

CROWDSOURCING BUDGET CUTS INCREASED ENTREPRENEURSHIP INCREASED ONLINE SHOPPING

ETHICAL SHOPPING

ENVIRONMENTALISM CONSERVATIONISM DISTRUST OF POLITICAL AUTHORITY COMBATIVE DISCOURSE

GREATER POLITICAL AWARENESS INCREASED ACCESS TO INFORMATION CRISIS TRIGGERED AGENCY

DEMAND FOR INCREASED TRANSPARENCY CORPORATE DOMINANCE HEALTHCARE DEBATE

CYCLE OF URBAN SPRAWL DISPLACEMENT EXPANDING LANDFILLS NATURAL DISASTERS

BORDER CONTROL ISSUES GENTRIFICATION

LARGE AGING POPULATION UPCOMING DIGITAL NATIVES TRANSPLANTS HAVING KIDS AT LATER AGE

SOCIAL

TECHNOLOGICAL

ECONOMIC

POLITICAL

GEOGRAPHIC

DEMOGRAPHIC

RELEVANT TRENDS

DIY MOVEMENT

ACCESSIBILITY

DECLINE OF DOLLAR

ENVIRONMENTALISM

MOST RECURRENT

Post-environmental movement [2000s] argues the ecological crises the human species faces in the 21st century are qualitatively different from the problems the environmental movement was created to address in the 1960s and 1970s. Climate change and habitat destruction, they argue, are global, more complex, and demand far deeper transformations of the economy, the culture and political life.

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DIY MOVEMENT REDEFINITIONS OF: SOCIAL INTERACTION, SUCCESS, OWNERSHIP, COMMUNITY ME TO WE SHIFT

SURROGATE FAMILIES ISOLATIONIST BEHAVIOR INCREASED VALUE OF REPUTATION CAPITAL

ACCESSIBILITY AFFORDABILITY PERSONALIZATION MOBILITY MULTI-TASKING SUSTAINABILITY

SPEED OF INFORMATION EXCHANGE INFORMATION OVERLOAD GEO-TAGGING CREDITIBILITY VALIDITY

DESIRABILITY & RESPONSIBILITY CONVENIENCE DIVERSE OPPORTUNITIES

DECLINE OF DOLLAR WIDESPREAD RECESSION EFFECT DIVERSIFIED WORKFORCE GLOBALIZATION OF MARKETS

CROWDSOURCING BUDGET CUTS INCREASED ENTREPRENEURSHIP INCREASED ONLINE SHOPPING

ETHICAL SHOPPING

ENVIRONMENTALISM CONSERVATIONISM DISTRUST OF POLITICAL AUTHORITY COMBATIVE DISCOURSE

GREATER POLITICAL AWARENESS INCREASED ACCESS TO INFORMATION CRISIS TRIGGERED AGENCY

DEMAND FOR INCREASED TRANSPARENCY CORPORATE DOMINANCE HEALTHCARE DEBATE

CYCLE OF URBAN SPRAWL DISPLACEMENT EXPANDING LANDFILLS NATURAL DISASTERS

BORDER CONTROL ISSUES GENTRIFICATION

LARGE AGING POPULATION UPCOMING DIGITAL NATIVES TRANSPLANTS HAVING KIDS AT LATER AGE

SOCIAL

TECHNOLOGICAL

ECONOMIC

POLITICAL

GEOGRAPHIC

DEMOGRAPHIC

RELEVANT TRENDS

DIY MOVEMENT

ACCESSIBILITY

DECLINE OF DOLLAR

ENVIRONMENTALISM

CYCLE OF URBAN SPRAWL

MOST RECURRENT

Between 1982 and 1997 America converted approximately 25 million acres [39,000 square miles] of rural land — forests, rangeland, pastures, cropland, and wetlands — to developed land: that is, sub-divisions, freeways, factories, strip malls, airports, and the like.

Over a 20-year period [1970-1990], the 100 largest Urbanized Areas in the United States sprawled out over an additional 14,545 square miles.

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DIY MOVEMENT REDEFINITIONS OF: SOCIAL INTERACTION, SUCCESS, OWNERSHIP, COMMUNITY ME TO WE SHIFT

SURROGATE FAMILIES ISOLATIONIST BEHAVIOR INCREASED VALUE OF REPUTATION CAPITAL

ACCESSIBILITY AFFORDABILITY PERSONALIZATION MOBILITY MULTI-TASKING SUSTAINABILITY

SPEED OF INFORMATION EXCHANGE INFORMATION OVERLOAD GEO-TAGGING CREDITIBILITY VALIDITY

DESIRABILITY & RESPONSIBILITY CONVENIENCE DIVERSE OPPORTUNITIES

DECLINE OF DOLLAR WIDESPREAD RECESSION EFFECT DIVERSIFIED WORKFORCE GLOBALIZATION OF MARKETS

CROWDSOURCING BUDGET CUTS INCREASED ENTREPRENEURSHIP INCREASED ONLINE SHOPPING

ETHICAL SHOPPING

ENVIRONMENTALISM CONSERVATIONISM DISTRUST OF POLITICAL AUTHORITY COMBATIVE DISCOURSE

GREATER POLITICAL AWARENESS INCREASED ACCESS TO INFORMATION CRISIS TRIGGERED AGENCY

DEMAND FOR INCREASED TRANSPARENCY CORPORATE DOMINANCE HEALTHCARE DEBATE

CYCLE OF URBAN SPRAWL DISPLACEMENT EXPANDING LANDFILLS NATURAL DISASTERS

BORDER CONTROL ISSUES GENTRIFICATION

LARGE AGING POPULATION UPCOMING DIGITAL NATIVES TRANSPLANTS HAVING KIDS AT LATER AGE

SOCIAL

TECHNOLOGICAL

ECONOMIC

POLITICAL

GEOGRAPHIC

DEMOGRAPHIC

RELEVANT TRENDS

DIY MOVEMENT

ACCESSIBILITY

DECLINE OF DOLLAR

ENVIRONMENTALISM

CYCLE OF URBAN SPRAWL

LARGE AGING POPULATIONS

MOST RECURRENT

US Census 2010: Senior population increasing faster than younger populations, raising the nation’s median age from 35.3 in 2000 to 37.2 in 2010, with seven states having a median age of 40 or older. Continuing its dramatic rise, life expectancy increased 1.4 years from 76.5 in 1997 to 77.9 in 2007. Today, a newborn infant can expect to live for 78.3 years.

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CONCLUSIONS

Loose relationships need further

explanation to define a community

in context.

Most systems involve multiple [if

not all] leverage points and in

order to place it in just one of the

leverage points, you have to pick

a very specific part of the system

to analyze.

Social and Technological trends

seem to be the more important/

influential factors involved in the

emerging culture of sharing and in

the examples that we discussed.

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CONCLUSIONS LIMITATIONS

The frequency/hierarchy of our

trends was dependent on the

examples that we chose. Since

we only chose 3 examples for

each, it might not be an exact

representation of the importance

of every trend in the world, but

merely a representation that

reflects our observations from

the trends that we chose.

While this is a limitation, we

still believe the conclusions we

had were valid because we were

able to find meta-level themes

across all the examples we

came up with.

Loose relationships need further

explanation to define a community

in context.

Most systems involve multiple [if

not all] leverage points and in

order to place it in just one of the

leverage points, you have to pick

a very specific part of the system

to analyze.

Social and Technological trends

seem to be the more important/

influential factors involved in the

emerging culture of sharing and in

the examples that we discussed.

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CONCLUSIONS LIMITATIONS QUESTIONS

The frequency/hierarchy of our

trends was dependent on the

examples that we chose. Since

we only chose 3 examples for

each, it might not be an exact

representation of the importance

of every trend in the world, but

merely a representation that

reflects our observations from

the trends that we chose.

While this is a limitation, we

still believe the conclusions we

had were valid because we were

able to find meta-level themes

across all the examples we

came up with.

GETTING SPECIFIC:

Which context & community to

identify particular behaviors?

DESIGNERS AND TRENDS:

How do trends discussed affect

designers and their decisions?

MULTIPLE POINTS AT A TIME:

How do/could we concurrently

address different leverage

points when considering design

changes within a system?

Loose relationships need further

explanation to define a community

in context.

Most systems involve multiple [if

not all] leverage points and in

order to place it in just one of the

leverage points, you have to pick

a very specific part of the system

to analyze.

Social and Technological trends

seem to be the more important/

influential factors involved in the

emerging culture of sharing and in

the examples that we discussed.