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Participatory Radar: Sources and Links on my Radar this week

04 Jul 2007 @ 9:52 AM

Thanks to all the great pull technologies installed in my email, my RSS, and my desktop I’m finally starting to get a steady stream of great content delivered right to me on a regular basis. So here’s the best of what came to me this week. All worth a poke.

Happy Fourth of July!

Web 2.0 Awards: a great resource for checking out the best of web 2.0 applications
Need for 21st Century Skills
Great condensed version of Henry Jenkin’s paper: Confronting the Challenges of Participatory Culture: Media Education for the 21st Century
Howard Rheingold’s Blip Tv page: What else is there to say? Howard is brilliant. Watch it all
Britannica’s Latest Response to Wikipedia () It’s an incredible conversation with both sides launching against each other. Only if there were such involved debates over every participatory media form.
Bill Ive’s blog entries about making business sites more interactive. Some interesting insights here. Definitely worth a read.
Richard Anderson’s thoughts on “customer centric” content creation
9 Propositions on a Cultural Theory of Youtube: Leland Maschmeyer’s book down of Jenkin’s theories. A great quick reference and thought starter
Jamais Cascio’s “Participatory Panopticon” talk: This is a really interesting theory about the potential amount of our lives that will be recorded via various devices, how we’re choosing this life, and how this camera world will change the way we live.