1. Social Computing in a Global Context Foothill College Spring Quarter 2011

2. Course Organization

3. Internet / Web History AOL, Compuserve Internet World Wide Web Web 2.0 (Social Web) Web 3.0 (Semantic Web) Web 4.0 (Integrated / device Web)

4. Internet Technology Telnet Bulletin boards Email Newsgroups FTP HTML XML Web pages / websites Portals (social and business process) IM/Text/SMS and GPS (device messaging / location / presence technology)

5. Wikinomics http://www.wikinomics.com/blog/ Wikinomics principles Openness Sharing Peering Acting globally

6. Web 2.0 Technology Blogs Wikis IM/text SMS/Twitter Social portals Tagging Ranking

7. Web 2.0 Portal Timeline Facebook LinkedIn MySpace Wikipedia eBay YouTube Twitter Flickr Skype Yahoo! Google Netscape Match.com Yelp [del.icio.us, StumbleUpon, diigo] Craigslist Friendster

8. Social Computing Networks and systems Social networks / social fabric History of social networking Social computing definitions Social Network Analysis (SNA) FOAF – Friends of a Friend Social Network Analysis software

9. Cloud Computing Open source model ‘Web sourcing’ ‘Web services’ SaaS – Software as a Service Cloud computing architecture Distributed computing architecture Supporting mobile computing

10. Organizational Trends Open Leadership (Charlene Li) Transparency in decision making Collaboration in decision making High performance workgroups Global collaboration tools

11. Open Innovation InnoCentive Crowd sourcing Collaborative Innovation Networks Collaborative design Proctor & Gamble

12. Social Data Tagging YouTube Open data / citizen science Social bioinformatics Citizen journalism

13. Social Business Models Kiva (microfinance) Social business Social entrepreneurs (Skoll foundation) Social transportation Generationwakingup.com Cause marketing