See the input for this meeting here in this post.
- Talked about my invitation-text for the meeting with new media teachers. Most important change is that I ask them for help and I don’t offer help.
- With respect to my concepts code tree:
- This is going ok; keep in mind to distinguish what I think and what others think.
- There are two connections possible to develop from:
- Something which is well known/described already and can be brought further.
- Something which is not described and can be brought further.
- I remarked that it can also be both (see also this post):
- Neighborhood storytelling is described and researched rigorously with respect to the real life part of it, but not with respect to the on-line part (new media or social media) of it.
- Social media is described rigorously, but not with respect to local story websites.
- So these two lines fall under the definition of something well known, but they cross each other in an unknown area.
- Interestingly in social media most users are also participants (Facebook) and one can infer that in new media (Wikipedia) most users are consumers, according to the definitions I found on Wikipedia (see this post).
- The main explicit and implicit questions for my article are in my working document. Also the aims that I have with it for my PhD-project.
- It is a bit tricky to both add information to my working document and on my blog (and in my outline), maybe I should just use my blog and consider it to be my working document. The chronology and titles become more important then, so I will start to put comprehensive titles and dates in the title field of the posts, in order to have a good overview from the index of the printed Feedfabrik-pdfs.
- I should remember that there are a view ways to look at this phenomenon: that can be the paragraphs in my article/ chapter.
To do:
- Finalize invitation; send to Judith for check.
- Start organizing the meeting; invite people informally.
- Discuss with Elke and Judith what to do about the co-promotorship.
- Go on with the literature!
- Share refworks with Judith.

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