Revision as of 15:09, 14 October 2006

Welcome to the CyberOne Course Wiki!

Consult the User's Guide for information on using the wiki software. You can also try things out in the Sandbox.

To create an account, simply click on the "login/create account" link in the upper right corner of your screen and follow the instructions from there.

If you have any problems getting an account, email harvard.cyberone@gmail.com

Announcements

At-Large Participants' Discussion

Next Meetings in SL: Sun, 10/15 at 8:30 EST/5:30 SLT

At-Large Participants' Page Updates

Major revisions underway for the at-large participants' page. The old page is still up, but let's work on a better page with updated information and then make the major switch. At Large Page In Progress

CyberOne Logo Design Challenge

Right now this Wiki looks like the right-out-of-the-box MediaWiki installation. We need our own course logo. Let's design a good one that can replace the standard one in the upper left corner. It would be nice to put it on T-shirts in real life and Second Life as well. If you have one to propose or some ideas about how one should look, put them here.

How to Participate in the Class

CyberOne revolves around lectures at Harvard Law School, and scheduled meetings on Berkman Island in Second Life.

Video recordings of the lectures are available through the Weeks_Pages section, or on the CyberOne feed through the Democracy Player.

For those participants who lack sufficient bandwidth, or live in a timezone that makes SecondLife participation awkward there is now an Internet Relay Chat channel #cyberone on OFTC.net. See IRC for a discussion of Relay Chat and an introduction to its use.

For more information on how to participate, see the Course Website.

Projects / Project Groups

Go here to see what projects people are working on/trying to start. Get involved!
If you have a project, make sure it is linked from this project menu so that people see it!

The Project Menu

Extension School Project Groups

Key Wiki Links

The Community Pages
The Weeks Pages
- Here you can find each week's class videos, notes, etc.
Scratch Gallery and Discussion
Create a Podcast

Class Participants

Law School

List of Law School Class Participants

Extension School

At-Large Participants

Links

External Links

Other Wiki Areas

Sandbox where you can practice editing pages
Haiku
Interesting Email relating to the organic quality of our course
Real/Not Real?

Related Links

Related Events

The Futures of Entertainment Conference: Nov 17-18

conference details here

The Comparative Media Studies Program is proud to announce an exciting forthcoming conference, The Futures of Entertainment, to be held at MIT on Nov. 17 and 18. The event is designed to bring together leading thinkers from across the entertainment industry to speak about core issues around media convergence, transmedia storytelling, user-generated content, and participatory culture. Speakers confirmed so far include The Long Tail's Chris Anderson, Flickr's Caterina Fake, DC Comic's Paul Levitz, Warner Brother's Diane Nelson, Big Spaceship's Michael Lebowitz, social networking researcher danah boyd, television scholar Jason Mittell, and many others, including representatives from MTV, Cartoon Network, Bioware, and other leading companies in this space. The event is free and open to the public but we ask that you preregister since seating will be limited. The event is being hosted by the Convergence Culture Consortium.

Office hours - thoughts and transcripts

Office Hours in Second Life - thoughts and transcripts

Past Events

Production Notes

Help the Video Editing Project!

Yo, all you guys: it would be EXTREMELY helpful to me in my editing project if you could keep track of timecodes for me. All I need, simply, is for you to keep track of changes in topic and/or speakers, and write down the approximate time that these change. You can post this information here. Thanks!! - Kwan Bul

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 =Related Events=
-[[Got Grassroots|Got Grassroots?]].
-===At-Large Participants' Discussion===
-*'''Next Meetings in SL:''' Tue, 10/10 9:30 EST; Thurs, 10/12 at 9 EST; and Sun, 10/15 at 8:30 EST
-* [[10-1meeting|Here is the transcript from our meeting on Sunday, 10/01]]
-* [[10-09meeting|Here is the transcript from our meeting on Monday, 10/09]]
-* [[Got Grassroots|Got Grassroots?]]. [[10-10meeting|Here is the transcript from our meeting on Tuesday, 10/10]]
-At Large Participants' Notice on the Sunday, 10/8 meeting:
-There were some technical difficulties that prevented out last meeting on Sunday. The topics for discussion were to include:
-"For our next meeting, same place as this past week same time, the at-large discussion might want to center around some structure: What are we looking for, how are we going to find it?  The participants in the last discussion expressed interest in two main directions: 1) discussions of the class readings (we think they are fascinating!); and 2) discussion of how to use these new technologies in our teaching.  Most of the at-large participants in attendance are profs or university employees in various contexts (a very curious phenomenon).  Can these resources better connect us to our students?  Are they especially useful in achieving a university's mission (education, personal devlopment, creation of innovative ideas)?"'
-So let's meet next time, SEE ABOVE FOR DETAILS, with ideas on these two topics.  Of course, we can always meet at other time to discuss new topics as well!
-* [[Talk:At-Large_Participant_Project_Pages|At-Large Discussion]]
 ===The Futures of Entertainment Conference: Nov 17-18===

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