2. Agenda Social Networking Systems Social graphs Social Operating Systems Why Social Operating Systems Facebook as Social OS
3. Social Networking Systems It is difficult for any given system to present an accurate picture of our relationships: social networking systems are unaware of connections that we have not explicitly told them about, and there is often little distinction between a deep connection and a shallow one
4. Social Graphs A social graph is a set of People , referred to as nodes, that are connected together by vertices – better known as links or connections - that reflect their social relationships.
5. Once social graph is embedded all over the internet your comments on others blog posts tagged flicker photos of you with people you know Address book c.C in others e-mail
6. Why Social Operating Systems what social operating systems will resolve, is that today’s tools do not recognize the “social graph”—the network of relationships a person has, independent of any given networking system or address book; the people one actually knows, is related to, or works with.
7. Profile Management Every social network has chosen to use a different system to build their network Social Operating Systems can provide default profile standard that can be used so one can plug into the various networking services
9. Relationship management Directory and lookup services (location of people to communicate with) Social networking (opt-in relationship formation, indirect social connectivity via social networks) Spam control
10. Communication Person to person communication Synchronous (IM, VOIP) Asynchronous (email, SMS) Group communication Synchronous (conferencing) Asynchronous (group discussions)
11. Social Collaboration File sharing Document collaboration (communal authoring/editing) Collaborative filtering Recommendation systems Knowledge management Human powered search Project management Workflow
14. Facebook as Social OS Build Social Applications on Facebook Platform Wide range of supported Facebook Platform Client Libraries More than 52,000 applications currently available in the Facebook Application Directory
Notes de l'éditeur
The sidesocial graph shows thetypical distinction of social networks to reflectwhether a connection with another person is direct orindirect. For example, the popular business social networking service LinkedIn,uses this model and sorts a member's social graph into different degrees of separation.
