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A 5-minute presentation at the Indie Tech Summit, July 4th, 2014. https://indietech.org/summit/
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Dr. Doug Belshaw Web Literacy Lead Mozilla Foundation t. @dajbelshaw e. [email protected]
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EDUCATION
TL;DRTHE BATTLEGROUND IS
1. Identify the problem 2. Name the problem 3. Visualise the problem 4. Find a focus point
1. Identify the problem 2. Name the problem 3. Visualise the problem 4. Find a focus point
THE PROBLEMNAME
GOVERNMENTSURVEILLANCE
WE DON’T WANT NO…
CORPORATESURVEILLANCE
WE DON’T WANT NO…
mehWILL HAPPEN:THINKWHAT WE
mehHAPPENS:ACTUALLY…BUT WHAT
WE NEED A BETTER WAY OF TALKING ABOUT THIS.
THE PROBLEMVISUALISE
VISUALISE METAPHOR EXAMPLES
VISUALISE METAPHOR EXAMPLES
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Panopticon
PANOPTICON
Hence the major effect of the Panopticon: to induce in the inmate a state of conscious and permanent visibility that assures the automatic functioning of power. So to arrange things that the surveillance is permanent in its effects, even if it is discontinuous in its action.
“ “Michel Foucault, Discipline and Punish: The Birth of a Prison, (1973)
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PANOPTICON“Secretly activating the microphone and taking regular camera shots provides constant surveillance of the target—which is much more powerful than traditional cloak and dagger operations,” notes Kaspersky researcher Sergey Golovanov in a blog post about the findings.”
PANOPTICON
VISUALISE METAPHOR EXAMPLES
For one week in January 2012, data scientists skewed what almost 700,000 Facebook users saw when they logged into its service. Some people were shown content with a preponderance of happy and positive words; some were shown content analyzed as sadder than average. And when the week was over, these manipulated users were more likely to post either especially positive or negative words themselves.
“ “‘Everything We Know About Facebook's Secret Mood
Manipulation Experiment’, The Atlantic (28 June 2014)
This tinkering was just revealed as part of a new study, published in the prestigious Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences. Many previous studies have used Facebook data to examine “emotional contagion,” as this one did. This study is different because, while other studies have observed Facebook user data, this one set out to manipulate it.
“ “‘Everything We Know About Facebook's Secret Mood
Manipulation Experiment’, The Atlantic (28 June 2014)
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ONE DOES NOT SIMPLYONE DOES NOT SIMPLY
MESS WITH PEOPLES EMOTIONSMESS WITH PEOPLES EMOTIONS
EXAM
PLES
Lightbeam
TOS;DR
Web Literacy Map
Web Literacy Map
VERSION 1.1
Navigation
Web Mechanics
Search
Credibility
Security
EXPLORING
Navigating the Web
Composing for the web
Remixing
Design & Accessibility
Coding/Scripting
Infrastructure
BUILDING
Creating for the Web
Sharing
Collaborating
Community Participation
Privacy
Open Practices
CONNECTING
Participating on the Web
https://webmaker.org
FIND AFOCUS POINT
My kid’s
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“Data is the new oil?”
No. Data is the new soil.”
!
- David McCandless (TEDGlobal, 2010)
WHAT ARE WE DOING WITH OUR KIDS’ DATA?
WHAT ARE THEY DOING WITH OUR KIDS’ DATA?
WHAT ARE KIDS DOING WITH THEIR DATA?
1. Identify the problem 2. Name the problem 3. Visualise the problem 4. Find a focus point
EDUCATION
TL;DRTHE BATTLEGROUND IS
Dr. Doug Belshaw Web Literacy Lead Mozilla Foundation t. @dajbelshaw e. [email protected]
slidesha.re/1lOqe4E
