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Riding the Wave of Web 2.0 –
Prepare to be Overwhelmed
Presented by Sandy Masters, CPCU
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Original Program Description“Riding the Wave of Web 2.0 – Prepare to be Overwhelmed”
This workshop will cover the real life trials and tribulations of learning “23 things” you can do on the web to explore and expand your knowledge of the Internet and Web 2.0 technologies. As leaders in the insurance profession it is imperative that we become familiar with the new tools of the web that are being used by the NextGen workforce. Can we successfully engage and retain the NextGen worker by adopting these tools?
Social Networking (1), LinkedIn, FaceBook; Blogs (2), WordPress, Blogger; Photos & Images, Flickr (3); RSS & Newsreaders, GoogleReader (4) Tagging, Folksonomies & Technorati (5); Wikis, Wikipedia (6); Podcasts & Videos, Audacity (7)), YouTube (8), Hulu (9), Podcast.com (10); Avatars & Second Life (11); Bookmark storage, Digg, Diigo, Delicious (12); Browsers (13), FireFox, Safari; Skype (14); Slideshare (15); Ning (16); Polling (17) Survey Monkey, PollDaddy; Synchronous webinar tools, CoolConferenceLive (18), GoToMeeting (19), Eluminate (20); Course Management Systems, Moodle (21); Micro-blogging, Twitter (22); E-Learning development tools (23), Camtasia, Articulate, Raptivity, Brainshark, Adobe Breeze.
Agenda & Disclaimer
What is Web 2.0 and Social Media?
Why should you ride the wave?
Current statistics
The tools
Content Sharing
Content Producing
Relationship Building
Resources for further study
Personal Self-Directed Learning & Personal Knowledge Management
This presentation is on Slideshare.net
I know just
enough about
technology to be
dangerous!
What is Web 2.0 and Social Media?
Web 2.0 Social Media
Apps that facilitate info
sharing, interoperability,
user-centered design and
collaboration on the
world wide web.
Cumulative changes in the
way developers and end
users use the web.
Media designed to be
disseminated through
social interaction.
Using web-based
technology to transform
media monologues (one
to many) to social media
dialogues (many to many)
Transforming people from content consumers to content producers.
Click here for Slideshare on “Community The Real Power of Social Media”
From Wikipedia
Collaboration Transparency
Open Source
Connection
From Wikipedia: File:Web 2.0 Map.svg
Sharing
Communication
Dunbar's number
A theoretical cognitive limit to the number of people
with whom one can maintain stable social relationships.
These are relationships in which an individual knows who
each person is, and how each person relates to every
other person. (from Wikipedia)
150
Search tools
Ted Video: Pay particular
attention to the focus
group participants
Marc Prensky is acknowledged to have coined
the term digital native in his work Digital
Natives, Digital Immigrants published in 2001.
Free video courses from Harvard, Yale, MIT,
Princeton, Berkeley, Stanford, and UCLA.
The Ultimate Convergent Tool
Twitter spawns more applications:
Twirl & Tweetdeck
Twollow
Tweetchat
Power Twitter & Tweetie
Tweetlater
TwitPic
TwitterBerry & Tiny Twitter
Twitterfon & Twitterfic
Your Twitter Karma
My Tweeple
TwitterFeed
Twitterpacks
Qwitter
Tweetstalk
Twitterati
Blogs
Why should you care?
Blogs are now a standard source of news and info
77 Million+ Americans visit blogs
346 Million blog readers worldwide
You now have a voice! Find your voice!
How to blog? Who to follow? How to organize?
Really
Simple
Syndication
Article:
19 Blogs You
Should
Bookmark
Right Now
Social Bookmarking
The Machine is (Changing) Us: YouTube and the Politics of
Authenticity (35 minute video lecture by Michael Wesch)
Resources for further study
Social Media Club of Phoenix – Local Face to Face
meetings
SmartBrief on Social Media – E-zine
Social Media Academy – Online Master Certificate
Classes
Personal Self-Directed Learning & Personal
Knowledge Management (click here for video explanation)
In the knowledge economy learning is work and your
work is learning. Knowledge is only useful if you can use it
to think in new ways, solve problems, and make decisions.
“An organization’s ability to learn and translate that
learning into action is the ultimate competitive business
advantage”
–Jack Welch
“Knowledge has become the key economic resource and
the dominant–and perhaps even the only–source of
competitive advantage.”
–Peter Drucker
What’s Next
Google Wave
Mobile Apps
