Tara Hunt suggests a new of ideas about the future of the social web. From the perspective of an educator the most troubling, compelling idea is that "expertise" is less important or maybe not important at all. Is this true? Or is it that "expertise" is important, but the ways in which is is conferred has changed or is it that expertise is established in new ways? Slides 45-50 have a good set of bullet points that provide some important ideas.
Here are some quotes within her presentation that I found interesting:
"Stop being important and be interesting." Michael Hirshorn, The Atlantic
"you should be so lucky to have your work remixed. If it is not remixed you should worry about your relevance." Tara Hunt
"the more fun the mashup, the more likely you will get some press for it." Tara Hunt
"Put your audiences success at the core of every decision your make." Tara Hunt
Embrace the Chaos (and other scary tales of the social web)
Here are some quotes within her presentation that I found interesting:
"Stop being important and be interesting." Michael Hirshorn, The Atlantic
"you should be so lucky to have your work remixed. If it is not remixed you should worry about your relevance." Tara Hunt
"the more fun the mashup, the more likely you will get some press for it." Tara Hunt
"Put your audiences success at the core of every decision your make." Tara Hunt
Embrace the Chaos (and other scary tales of the social web)
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