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DIN WAISMARK
CONNECTED LIVESTHE PROJECT
NETWORKS AND COMMUNITIES
1. Neighbourhood/Village/Little Boxes
2. Glocalized Community
3. Networked Individualism
NEIGHBOURHOOD / VILLAGE
DOOR TO DOOR
GLOCALIZED NETWORK
PLACE TO PLACE
NETWORKED INDIVIDUALISM
FACE TO FACE
THE CONNECTED LIVES PROJECT
Barry Wellman’s Netlab Survey and Interviews Qualitative and Quantitative Data July 2004 – March 2005 350 English-Speakers Adults
The Survey: Connected Lives Project
THE CONNECTED LIVES PROJECT
Barry Wellman’s Netlab Survey and Interviews Qualitative and Quantitative Data July 2004 – March 2005 350 English-Speakers Adults
The Survey: Connected Lives Project
THE EAST YORK REGION
Video: East York in Toronto, Ontario
THE EAST YORK REGION
Video: East York in Toronto, Ontario
Range of social and cultural backgrounds Fair share of urban Canadian population Region participated in two previous studies
1. GENDERED POWER OVER ICT USE
1. GENDERED POWER OVER ICT USE
1. GENDERED POWER OVER ICT USE
DIAGRAM: GENERATION OF INTERNET ADDICTS
12% more women use social networks than men Women dominate social networking and
shopping. Men dominate checking the news and emailing.
1. GENDERED POWER OVER ICT USE
DIAGRAM: BATTLE OF THE SEXES
WOMEN: Twitter, Facebook, Pintrest. MEN: Google+, LinkedIn, Youtube.
Men are more work oriented. Women are more socially oriented
2. PERSONAL NETWORKS & “FRIENDS”
2. PERSONAL NETWORKS & “FRIENDS”
2. PERSONAL NETWORKS & “FRIENDS”
CHILD OF THE 90s
vs.
CHILD OF THE 00s
3. ONLINE HEALTH INFORMATION
3. ONLINE HEALTH INFORMATION
Online Article Google’s Announcement
3. ONLINE HEALTH INFORMATION
TRUST OF ONLINE HEALTH INFORMATION
VIDEO
DISCUSSION QUESTIONS
From statistics, we can see that women mostly use the internet for socializing and shopping, while men mostly use the Internet for banking, administration, news and learning or looking up information on various topics. Do you believe that women make the most out of the Internet in order to become more independent in terms of knowledge and business? To what point are social networks used for personal development and at what point is social networking seen as reckless and a waste of time?
Does the amount of friends in a Facebook list or the amount of followers on Twitter or Instagram affect the way we define “friends”? Are social networks fundamental for us to be able to maintain friendships? And to what point do we use the social media to maintain a social status as opposed to actually attempting to maintain our friendships?
Do you believe that in the future, the Internet may be reliable enough to provide us with health information, thus eliminating the necessity to go to the doctor for diagnosis?
DISCUSSION QUESTIONS
From statistics, we can see that women mostly use the internet for socializing and shopping, while men mostly use the Internet for banking, administration, news and learning or looking up information on various topics. Do you believe that women make the most out of the Internet in order to become more independent in terms of knowledge and business? To what point are social networks used for personal development and at what point is social networking seen as reckless and a waste of time?
DISCUSSION QUESTIONS
Does the amount of friends in a Facebook list or the amount of followers on Twitter or Instagram affect the way we define “friends”? Are social networks fundamental for us to be able to maintain friendships? And to what point do we use the social media to maintain a social status as opposed to actually attempting to maintain our friendships?
DISCUSSION QUESTIONS
Do you believe that in the future, the Internet may be reliable enough to provide us with health information, thus eliminating the necessity to go to the doctor for diagnosis?
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