Those folks at the Media Cultures project at Kansas State University are at it again.
This video from Michael Wesch helps illustrate and explain how information is/could be/should be managed on the internet. Wish this video had been around to show folks when we were having our big "how to create a tagging system" debate in our online community.
You'll see the work of both Clay Shirky and David Weinberger highlighted in the video. Their work is required reading, but first, take a look at the video:
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1 comment:
That is VERY cool. It's sort of a chicken and the egg thing (or is that on another blog??? :0). Do the possibilities change the way we think about information, or is the way of thinking about information expanding the possibilities?
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