Shaping Public Perception: The Next Step In Social Media

Shaping Public Perception

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The Next Step In Social Media.

Shaping Public PerceptionThe Next Step In Social Media.

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This is a tree.

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It has value.

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• Intercepts stormwater.

• Increases property value.

• Conserves energy.

• Absorbs pollution.

• Reduces carbon.

• Delivers social impact.

• Provides psychological benefits.

A tree has value.

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A tree has value because humans are the only creatures on this planet that can form flexible and scalable cooperatives based upon

abstract concepts, societal constructs, and public opinions.

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It has been this way for thousands of years.

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It will be this way for thousands more.

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The only real change has been the speed and reach of our ideas.

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The Boston Massacre.

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1770

The Fireside Chats.

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1933

The Great Debate.

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1960

Wee Siew Kim Affair.

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2006

Bloggers Unite.

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2008

• Write letters.

• Earn media attention.

• Sign petitions.

• Visit website.

• 1.2 million posts.

• Raise money.

• Join Amnesty International.

Humans have value.

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• Change policy.

• Personalize messages.

• Recognize individual efforts.

• Encourage engagement.

• Leverage relationships.

• Maximize proximity.

• Reach agreement.

• Adopt perception.

Human Rights.

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• Build community.

This social cause model was applied across several organizations.

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There are even more tools, networks, and applications today.

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desktop mobile things

surfaces AR big data

automation geotags a.i.

VR ddd remote

Tools.

+ dozens and millions more.

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Networks.

facebook twitter google+

pinterest linkedin cafemom

snapchat tagged tumblr

yelp path goodreads

+ 500 majors and millions more.

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Applications.

youtube flickr bubbly

meetup meetey slideshare

instagram vine hootsuite

paper.li scoop.it bebo

+ 100 majors and millions more.

But tools, networks, and applications aren’t as important as people.

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Promote public health, relieve stress, democratize public space.

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Purpose.

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People.

administrators

explorers

cultural

sports

electeds

swimmers

media

public

leisure

seniors

students

children

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Assets.

stewardship

trails

cultural

fields

revitalization

aquatics

connectivity

property value

parks

programs

centers

playgrounds

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Objectives.

vision

fitness

enrichment

social benefits

fiscal

wellness

performance

community

stewardship

independence

education

accessibility

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Experience.

vision

fitness

enrichment

social

fiscal

wellness

performance

community

stewardship

independence

education

accessibility

Social media strengthens our belief in abstract conceptsby adding a layer of digital context to our physical world that eventually becomes part of the human experience.

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value

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Social adds value.

• Media relations.

• Sports league standings.

• Recreation class openings.

• News and special offers.

• Events and openings.

• Real time reporting.

• Post-event recaps and photos.

• Photo contests and engagement.

• Cross promotional and proximity.

• Ambassador-run Facebook pages.

The next step in technology is to make the digital contentprovided by social media nearly indistinguishable from

from our perception of objective and conceptual realties.

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The convergence of technology, communication, and experience is significant because it will often fuse our objective and conceptual

realities, sometimes making the experience one in the same.

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Wearable technologies.

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Fitbit

Wearable technologies like Fitbit can enhance the park and recreation experience as people associate their technology with their activities.

Enchanted items.

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Apple

The function of such wearable technology will evolve in two directions, providing generalized or specialized features with a touch or gesture.

Touch surfaces.

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Corning

The important thing to remember is that future digital content will be freed from screen size limitations with content fluidity.

Corning

Digital environments.

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Tesco

And as this concept takes hold beyond places like South Korea, digital environments will be integrated into our physical environments.

Environmental markers.

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Living Headstones

Sometimes it will be subtle, providing insight into headstones or memorials and adding value to various tree, bench, and park dedications.

Destination guides.

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Geotag

And sometimes it can be active, guiding the public toward specific destinations or a series of highlighted locations within a service area.

Environmental interfaces.

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Google

Applied as a lens to any environment, this content can be functional to provide area insight or profitable in delivering proximity ads.

Digital content layers.

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Museum of LondonOr the digital content can add an independent layer of conceptual information, such as the historical relevance of a town, city, or country.

Showroom applications.

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FerrariThe point is that the application of augmented reality is happening everywhere it makes sense to have a lens with layers of content.

Educational applications.

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Smithsonian Doing so provides a depth of information that adds value to the experience as if the digital content is as real as the physical environment.

Augmented reality.

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Skully Taken beyond the confines of the flat screen, it can even improve motorcycle safety with 360-degree views and responsive displays.

Customer experience.

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Similar technology will add ease to shopping, enabling customers to locate products, find sales, and match ingredients to their diets.Harvest

Predictive expectations.

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Ikea Others will provide convincing previews of what products might look like in a real environment or custom fit for our wardrobe.

Interactive playgrounds.

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Microsoft Or add an additional layer of digital content that has nothing to do with the environment whatsoever, even though it interacts with it.

Interactive outdoors.

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Freddie Wong And eventually, we’ll see the integration of motion control peripherals, head-mounted displays, and environmental mapping is real.

Immersive realities.

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SonyThis is the first step in literally replacing our entire concept of an objective reality for something entirely different but no less real.

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Perception adds value.

• Living memorials.

• Parks and trails exploration.

• Digital recreation stores.

• Public health applications.

• Proximity announcements.

• AR/VR open spaces.

• Technology-based meetups.

• Photo walks and virtual classes.

• Real-time point-click field availability.

• Real-time sports stats and standings.

This has value.

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Even if it is not a tree.

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Thank you.

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