Category Archives: Social Networks

Social Networks

Summary: Week 11

Posted on December 4, 2011 by Daniel Griffin

We’re nearing the end of the taught part of the course and the beginning of the assignment section so my time has been used this week to refine my lifestream, correcting any errors and employing a consistent style for any … Continue reading →

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Summary: Week 7

Posted on November 6, 2011 by Daniel Griffin

This week my focus has been mostly directed towards the digital ethnographic study of the Diaspora community.  I freely admit that I have really enjoyed the study, but even more so, diving into this exciting new social network.  I see … Continue reading →

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Mini Digital Ethnographic Study: Diaspora

Posted on November 3, 2011 by Daniel Griffin

Introduction Diaspora is a distributed social network running on a collection of open source personal webservers across the Internet.  Diaspora is a community of passionate users who control their own data, control who sees it and who can harvest it. … Continue reading →

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Summary: Week 6

Posted on October 29, 2011 by Daniel Griffin

Its hard to believe that we are already half way through the term.  The life stream is a great way to review my journey through the course content and I really have the feeling that the content I’m pushing into … Continue reading →

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