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Network Connections is an analysis of social software that attempts to turn online introductions into offline interactions. By mapping the functionality of three case studies -- Friendster, Ryze and Meetup -- to the characteristics of successful group and community interaction, Network Connections tries to draw conclusions about which design decisions best suit that purpose. |
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The full and original version of Network Connections. Master's thesis project submitted to ITP in May 2003 by Alicia L. Cervini. >> |
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Visual presentation materials collected and compiled as a supplement to the paper for the in-class thesis defense. >> |
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Use the designated QuickTopic discussion space to express your ideas and thoughts on the subject of social software and online social networks. >> |
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A collaborative version of Network Connections lives on this wiki. Feel free to revise, rewrite, add, delete or otherwise contribute to the work! >> |
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Contact: Alicia L. Cervini Interactive Telecommunications Program, 2003 |
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