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Assignments
(Due by next class unless differently indicated) |
17.10 17:00 - 21:00 |
General requirements for Internet and email. Each week: post reactions to the week's readings and assignments on your personal Blogs. Final essay is due on 21.11.2004 Introduction
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Definition of community and virtual community |
Suggested: Introduction to Communities in Cyberspace Kollock & Smith 1999, Wiki virtual community Chapter 1 of Rheingold 1993 |
A0: choose one of the articles on Blogs published in the wiki and prepare a short presentation. Publish your presentation on your Blog (addresses of blogs are available here). |
24.10 17:00 - 21:00 |
Virtual communities analysis
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Results of assignment A0: Presentation of articles on blogs. |
Required: Nielsen 20.9.2004 Suggested: recent economist article on craiglist (local, text only); Transparency and trust in blog journalism, Blanchard 2004 (local copy) , Lampa 2004 (local copy) , Wei 2004 (local copy ) Suggested exercise: Community Types |
Assignments due on 7.11:
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| 7.11 17:00 - 21:00 | Creating, growing, and sustaining virtual communities
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Presentation of results of assignment 1: Newsgroups and Mailing Lists | Nabeth, Roda Les espaces sociaux virtuels: approches, pratiques émergentes et perspectives (PDF)
A3 (suggested). VC tools. |
Assignment
due on 14.11:
Groups:
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| 14.11 17:00 - 21:00 |
People and Virtual Communities
Agents and cognition (AI) (Thierry) (User modeling, Cognitive agents, Profiling exploiting social traces, agents as community members, embodied agents, conversational agents, ECA) |
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| 21.11 17:00 - 21:00 | Individual Students' presentations (about 1/2 hour each) |
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