Humans of the Internet - Pitch One

Write a letter to a friend

Two minutes (if you don’t finish, don’t worry!)

katie shelly

I don't think this slide adds anything-- this would be better as spoken word during the last slide.

Team Swarm

Daniel Santos | @danieltsantosKara Kane | @karakane_kkKatie Shelly | @interkatieLaura Morley | @morley_lauraSérgio Andrade | @sergioka

The Problem

of US internet users have personally experienced online harassment.

(US, Pew Research Center, 2014)

40%

The Problem

Our society is more connected than ever before.

Yet our social skills haven’t advanced much.

Our newfound connectedness does not equal understanding.

Our Solution

A global grassroots movement to spread kindness, positivity, and self-awareness— both online and offline.

humansoftheinternet.org

Humans of the Internet

A network of like-minded individuals

A constellation of open-source tools, projects, and ideas

Rooted in theory of Nonviolent Communication

System of services

Sharing our Values#HOI Manifesto


describe the constellation




Encoding KindnessGitHub Repository




Spell Check for Kindness Artificial Intelligence from Alex and Crystal




Air Traffic ControlOur Website


Staying Self-AwarePersonal Kindness Dashboard


Ambient RemindersLittleMan Action Figure


Analog RelationshipsLetter-writing made easy(er)


LETTER

System of services

How we got here


Our Research

Understand average Facebook users

Chat with experts in social media & behavior

“I don’t think Facebook is real”

Sérgio K. Andrade

I think this slide doesn't add much to the insight

katie shelly

I put it because it relates to the manifesto.. "the web is real life"

“I'm too scared to say what I really think on the internet because I don't want to be jumped on.”

“I hold back a lot"

"Social networks, when you join, is sort of like showing up to a party where you don't know anyone. Your guide to behavior is the other people around you."

Rob Morris, Ph.DMIT Media LabCreator of Koko

Our Insights

There is a large contingent who are active online, but in a passive way.

Some people are afraid to participate in online discussions due to self-consciousness and fear of being “jumped on.”

Many would rather unfriend or unfollow than engage.

Many users think that online discourse does not impact real life.

"My role in a community group is really clear, it's part of my business"

"If I make a comment, it's a huge impact for other people. If I feel good, why not make other people feel good too?"

If you could tag comments and posts with an anonymous and private

sentiment, which sentiments would you want to express?

"Disgusting"

"WTF?""Affff"

"Loved it"

"Gratitude"

What People Are Saying#HOI in the news


Do you give a damn?Join us now #HOI


Thanks!CreditsTash Willcocks | Handwritten Typography Arthur Shlain | thenounproject.com | Handwritten Icons

Team SwarmDaniel Santos | @danieltsantosKara Kane | @karakane_kkKatie Shelly | @interkatieLaura Morley | @morley_lauraSérgio Andrade | @sergioka


Our initial brief

Turn conflicts into something affirmative and constructive within a community

Our Angle

How might we encourage passive users in online communities with the structure and tools they need to transform conflicts into opportunities for learning and growth?

Design

Humans of the Internet - Pitch One