Joint Military Session Slides (BOSS)

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This was a session delivered to a joint military session (all branches) of recreations professionals. They are the equivalent of Activities Directors at colleges - similar challenges with recruitment, apathy, misleading surveys, etc.

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Who Why

18-35moralenounBob Hope was the champion of troop morale confidence, self-confidence, self-esteem, spirit(s), team spirit, enthusiasm.

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Who Why

?moralenounBob Hope was the champion of troop morale confidence, self-confidence, self-esteem, spirit(s), team spirit, enthusiasm.

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Three questions determine behavior:

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1. How do I fit in?

Three questions determine behavior:

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1. How do I fit in?

2. How might I be unique?

Three questions determine behavior:

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1. How do I fit in?

2. How might I be unique?

3. How can I be cool?*

Three questions determine behavior:

* Harris, Judith R. (2006) No Two Alike. New York: W. W. Norton5

1. How do I fit in?

2. How might I be unique?

3. How can I be cool?

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Three “challenges”:

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1. Lonliness

Three “challenges”:

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1. Lonliness

2. Self-imposed Segregation

Three “challenges”:

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1. Lonliness

2. Self-imposed Segregation

3. Dangerous Behaviors

Three “challenges”:

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1. Lonliness

2. Self-imposed Segregation

3. Dangerous Behaviors

1. How do I fit in?

2. How might I be unique?

3. How can I be cool?

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80%

93% of 18-24 year olds use:

*David Epstein, “The Many Faces of Facebook,” Inside Higher Ed, June 15, 2006

or

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*Mitrano, “Thoughts on Facebook.”

63% login everyday:

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*Harrisburg Study, December 2006

72 Hours a week:

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1. How do I fit in?

2. How might I be unique?

3. How can I be cool?

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1. How do I fit in?

2. How might I be unique?

3. How can I be cool?

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1. How do I fit in?

2. How might I be unique?

3. How can I be cool?

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1. How do I fit in?

2. How might I be unique?

3. How can I be cool?

Censored!

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3. How can I be cool?

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3. How can I be cool?

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1. Clear(er) rules

2. Immediate feedback

3. Unlimited tries

Why Social Networking?

Life As a Video Game:

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Mylination

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DUMBKIDS

SMART WITHTOOLS

Text

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SMARTADULTS

DUMBKIDS

SMART WITHTOOLS

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Check the box(es) next to the rec. professional skill(s) you feel challenged by:

0% 8% 16% 24% 32%40%

Club/ Org Recruitment

Member Retention

Risk Management

Myspace / Facebook Best Prac.

Contracts and Riders

Diversity

Assessment

Leadership Training

Series Programming

Being Creative

Technology and Programming

Fundraising

Home Grown

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Behavior Technology

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Behavior Technology

good or

bad

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Behavior Technology

good or

badAmplification

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Behavior Technology

good or

badAmplification

BIGGER AND FASTER23

1. How do I fit in?

2. How might I be unique?

3. How can I be cool?

Censored!

NO

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ork

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YES!to something else.

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Behavior Technology

good Amplification

WE NEED TO BE:BIGGER AND FASTER

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good Amplification

As adults, why can’t we keep up?

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Ignorance Rejection Acceptance Use

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Ignorance Rejection Acceptance Use

None Anger Fear Appreciation

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Ignorance Rejection Acceptance Use

None Anger Fear Appreciation

Computer

Cell Phone

Email

Facebook

Instant Messenger

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Ignorance Rejection Acceptance Use

None Anger Fear Appreciation

Computer

Cell Phone

Email

Facebook

Instant Messenger

XXX

XX

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Ignorance Rejection Acceptance Use

None Anger Fear Appreciation

Computer

Cell Phone

Email

Facebook

Instant Messenger

Second Life

Nanobots

GeolocationXXX

XXX

XX

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Ignorance Rejection Acceptance Use

None Anger Fear Appreciation

Computer

Cell Phone

Email

Facebook

Instant Messenger

Second Life

Nanobots

GeolocationXXX

XXX

XX

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Ignorance Rejection Acceptance Use

None Anger Fear Appreciation

Computer

Cell Phone

Email

Facebook

Instant Messenger

Second Life

Nanobots

GeolocationX

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XXX

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X

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From Conventional to Emergent Perspectives

Proven Pasts Creative Solutions

Collaborative!

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Amplification

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To increase “good” behavior:

1. Enter their world

2. Just socialize

3. Help them group

4. Market passively (leave comments)

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Lessons from Coffee

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Self Selected Preference GroupsWith Control

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Happiness

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From Conventional to Emergent Perspectives

Proven Pasts Creative Solutions

Collaborative!

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Rebecca M.

Level: 4Click to expand

Jenna

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Rebecca M.

Level: 4Click to expand

Jenna

Level: 5Click to expand

Michele

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Rebecca M.

Level: 4Click to expand

Jenna

Myspace?

Level: 5Click to expand

Michele

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Rebecca M.

Level: 4Click to expand

Jenna

Myspace?

Level: 5Click to expand

Michele

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How:

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How:

1. Sign up:

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How:

1. Sign up:

2. Link with friends

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Vs.

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Vs.

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Life Friends {Names

Friends

Real

Wor

ld

Digital Relationships

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Life Friends {Names

Friends

Real

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Digital Relationships

Spooning

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Life Friends{

Names

Friends

MyS

pace

.com

Digital Relationships

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How:

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How:4. Run a campaign to hook together involved students.

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How:

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How:4. Run a campaign to hook together those involved.

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How:

1. Advanced: Setup a blog on blogger.com

2. Advanced: Setup a feed on feedburner.com

3. Advanced: link Flicker to blogger to Facebook / myspace.

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How:

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How:

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Extra Fun:

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Extra Fun:1. Publish photos from phones

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Extra Fun:1. Publish photos from phones

2. Hold Flash mobs

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Extra Fun:1. Publish photos from phones

2. Hold Flash mobs

3. Get your friends to post “Badges”

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Extra Fun:1. Publish photos from phones

2. Hold Flash mobs

3. Get your friends to post “Badges”

4. Have everyone change their profile pic to a flyer.

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