Roundtable 1
by: Renee Hudson
• Joan DiMicco
o Traditionally HCI focuses on user oriented needs and design
o Creation of communication tools determine what kind of communication is facilitated
o Design with intentionality
o Gaming – persuasion and reward systems
o How does a system engender trust?
• Alan Liu, position statement: where are we going with social computing? Nature and future of social computing
o Template is a personality, an identity (has a head, a foot ☺)
o Xobni.com – based on Outlook (slows it down, fyi)
o We want in some way to collect our community and carry it around with us
o Think of what we want when we sign up for facebook
o Augmented reality of your treasured community of others
o Method of keeping the dead with us: emails from them, pictures, etc. (Alan’s dream for social computing in the future)
o Larry (wikipedia)
• Social computing that has the end of information creation and / but also entertainment
o Leah – citing patterns through a social lens – what are the relationships between these authors?
o Miriam Metzger – idea of using deception to appear more credible in certain environments (particularly something like facebook where one is relying on social credibility)
o Joan – how do you deceive for the right audience? (different profiles for friends, family, etc.)
o Social linking has to be reciprocal
o Deception, avatars – way to manage economics
o Necessary for a multitude of sidebars – multiple sidebar identity allows one to modify identity based on persona one is portraying (professional, etc.)
o What recommendations would help this sidebar-based system?
o Alan – definition and social computing, social issues
• What would be a meaningful cluster of metadata information?
• How do you go about understanding the data that the system would be able to harvest?
o Tad – move beyond designing for the user to designing for the inter-personal space
• What are the rules of engagement?
o Alan – can multiple sidebars create boundaries within communities?
• How in the information community are we going to distinguish between expert communities and say the communities that participate in say, wikipedia?
o Sidebar as a substitute for context and community?
o What counts as people in the social community?
• Maybe use the term “agents” instead
o “centers of uncertainty”
o Alan – swarming – entity neutral
o RDF-like model of language?
o Alan – social mark-up language? Annotate and read social relationships in the background
o Difficulty of deleting facebook profile
o Augmented reality
• Online vs. face to face interactions
o Second order uses of social computing (wheresgeorge.com – website that does currency tracking)
o Rudimentary facebook mark-up language – ftml
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