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Slide 1: Desde Micro-blogs a Moblos y Herramientas Web para aprendizaje – usando herramientas para aprendizaje Libre y Abierto
Slide 2: Teemu Leinonen Research Group Leader Media Lab - TaiK Helsinki, Finland Visiting Fellow SRI International Menlo Park, California
Slide 3: Let’s start with two trends:
Slide 4: Mobile Phones Wikis
Slide 5: Mobile Phones
Slide 6: Mobile phones (and other digital mobile devices) 1. Mobile phones 2. Multimedia phones 3. Handheld devices (iPods, calculators, etc.) 4. Multimedia phone-computers 5. Internet tablets 6. Ultralight laptops
Slide 7: “Mobile phones” “Computers” 2007 Nokia: “mobile multimedia computers” 2007 Apple Computers Inc. dropped "Computer" from its name and is now just Apple Inc.
Slide 8: 0% 25% Internet tablets Ultralight laptops Multimedia phone computers Handheld devices 50% 75% Multimedia phones Mobile phones World population 100%
Slide 9: More than 200 000 000
Slide 10: Mobile phone features: • Talk and Text (SMS) • • • • Contacts Clock / Alarm Calculator Torch / flashlight • Mobile network
Slide 14: Multimedia phone features: • Talk and Text + • Music / Audio (MP3) / FM radio • Camera: photo + video • Java • Mobile network - Bluetooth
Slide 15: Mobile Phones Wikis
Slide 16: Wikis
Slide 18: How many of you have used Wikipedia this week?
Slide 19: How many of you have edit Wikipedia articles?
Slide 20: • • • • Word largest encyclopedia 10 000 000 + articles 250 + languages One of the world’s top 10 websites (ahead of BBC, CNN, Microsoft etc.) • Created entirely by volunteers • 6 000 000 accounts • “Wikipedians” (en.wikipedia: 1500 administrators) (Source: Wikimedia Foundation 2008)
Slide 21: Wikipedia is an example of many-to-many media
Slide 24: • Wiktionary - a dictionary in all the languages of the world • Wikiquote – a collection of quotations from famous people, books and speeches • Wikibooks - a collection of free study and textbooks • Wikisource – multilingual collection of texts that could be distributed as free and open content
Slide 25: • Wikispecies - directory of the world species • Wkinews - news service • Wkiversity – a site for learning materials and learning communities • Wikimedia Commons - collection of free photographs, diagrams, maps, videos, animations, music, sounds, spoken texts, and other free media
Slide 26: Story from South Africa
Slide 27: MobilED Mobile Audio Wiki video
Slide 32: Mobile many-to-many media
Slide 34: Why people want to do media?
Slide 35: Why people contribute to the Wikipedia?
Slide 36: Because they can.
Slide 37: Many-to-many media tools and services
Slide 38: Sharing links, web-sites (wikis), point of views (blogs), micro content (micro blogs), photos, audios and videos, learning environments
Slide 39: Sharing links http://del.icio.us/ http://www.citeulike.org/
Slide 40: Sharing links
Slide 41: Sharing web-sites (wiki) http://www.wikispaces.com/ http://www.wikia.com/
Slide 42: Sharing web-sites (wiki)
Slide 43: Sharing point of views (blogs) http://www.wordpress.com/ http://www.blogger.com/ (... and fast creation of a web site)
Slide 44: Sharing point of views (blogs)
Slide 45: Sharing micro content (micro-blogs) http://www.twitter.com/ http://www.jaiku.com/
Slide 46: Sharing micro content (micro-blogs)
Slide 47: Sharing photos http://www.flickr.com/ http://commons.wikimedia.org/
Slide 48: Sharing photos
Slide 49: Sharing audios and videos http://qik.com/ http://blip.tv/
Slide 50: Sharing audios and videos
Slide 51: Sharing learning environments http://www.wikiversity.org http://www.wikieducator.org
Slide 52: Sharing learning environments
Slide 53: Tools for mobiles http://www.widsets.com/ http://qik.com/ http://blip.tv/ http://www.jaiku.com/
Slide 54: Tools for mobiles
Slide 55: Gracias - Kiitos - Thank you Teemu Leinonen teemu.leinonen@taik.fi