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Socialising Intelligence - The Urban Survival Project
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Desc: Presentation discussing the shift from social intelligence as personal to social intelligence as collective, driven by social networks and knowledge platforms. It also shows how the startup social enterprise 'The Urban Survival Project' will help use this idea to make a difference to both people and charities worldwide.
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- Slide 2: Rizwan Tayabali = Management Consultant & Social Entrepreneur
- Slide 3: We’re going to consider a new angle on Social Intelligence
- Slide 4: The power of crowd intelligence.
- Slide 5: Socialising knowledge transfer & Crowd-sourcing help
- Slide 6: Back to Basics
- Slide 7: What exactly is Social Intelligence?
- Slide 8: Is there even one clear definition?
- Slide 9: 1920 E.L. Thorndike first coined it
- Slide 10: In 1987, Cantor & Kihlstrom redefined it
- Slide 11: Howard Gardner said it’s the interpersonal facet of multiple intelligences
- Slide 12: Daniel Goleman took the neuroscience approach Social Intelligence = Social Awareness + Social Facility
- Slide 13: They all essentially view social intelligence as personal
- Slide 14: the ability to get along well with others and to get them to cooperate with you
- Slide 15: But the world is changing
- Slide 16: Social intelligence is now also networked intelligence
- Slide 17: The Web 2.0 generation
- Slide 18: And platform intelligence
- Slide 20: The semantic web
- Slide 21: A whole new field called SID (social intelligence design) has even sprung up
- Slide 22: We’re more interconnected than we used to be
- Slide 23: So social intelligence can now be viewed as a collective phenomenon
- Slide 24: I know what you know, as long as I know you!
- Slide 25: Which gives us another perspective to explore
- Slide 26: An opportunity to change the world
- Slide 27: Why?
- Slide 28: Societal definition of intelligence = Academic
- Slide 30: This makes it a function of economics
- Slide 32: And since we have social economic differentials, we also have social intelligence differentials
- Slide 33: Balancing out these differentials is what I call socialising intelligence
- Slide 34: In other words...
- Slide 35: Facilitating knowledge transfer to create a collective social intelligence
- Slide 37: Using web technologies and SID to create a community platform for socialising knowledge transfer
- Slide 38: Crowd-sourcing help by enabling virtual volunteering
- Slide 39: Crowd-Sourcing = Many to one
- Slide 40: Virtual Volunteering = Doing stuff directly online
- Slide 42: Removing barriers to volunteering knowledge
- Slide 43: Socialising Intelligence!
- Slide 44: Thank You! Rizwan Tayabali rizwan.tayabali@gmail.com www.urbansurvivalproject.org Find me on Twitter, Del.ic.io.us & LinkedIn
