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Two case studies of two networked events

This is an exploratory case study in which two networked events that took place in Amsterdam in 1989 and 1990 will be analysed. A networked event entails a gathering of people in a physical space, as well as these people and others not actually present in the physical space gathering in an online environment. This study will draw upon multiple sources and it will use literature and methodologies from a variety of disciplines. As a result, it aims to propose a conceptual framework to support the thinking on the design of presence in social interaction.

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    Catharsis is local

    Caroline Nevejan - Apart from the radio and the network, which will be discussed below, we also highlighted the connection between Paradiso and San ...
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    Different discourses

    Caroline Nevejan - When inviting a diverse group of people and professionals to collaborate, the issue of conveying trustworthiness between different ...
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    Example 3: The Grameen Bank

    Caroline Nevejan - The last example I want to elaborate upon concerns the Grameen Bank, the first bank that introduced micro-credits. Professor Muhammad ...
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    Designing the environment

    Caroline Nevejan - People who entered Paradiso were already making a statement by entering the building. This was made clear by a huge banner attached to ...
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    Designing time

    Caroline Nevejan - When creating a networked event, one is also designing time. Dramatic events change our sense of time. A minute of pain or a minute of a ...
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    MEDIATED PRESENCE

    Caroline Nevejan - Through mediating presence one can reach out to another human being in different time/space configurations, which a meeting in natural ...
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    To evaluate, learn and distribute by sensing

    Caroline Nevejan - The way a networked event, which happens in the public domain, is evaluated is very different to how a scientific experiment is ...
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    Fundamental research in the performing arts

    Caroline Nevejan - The staging of 'networked' performances was especially useful because fundamental issues could be explored in short periods of time. ...
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    To settle for certain behaviour

    Caroline Nevejan - The concept of media schemata is crucial for research into the domain of designing presence in environments where technology plays a ...
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    Connecting time

    Caroline Nevejan - 'Connecting time' is an issue in all three emails. The first Hans was too ill to log on one day, and was capable of logging on the next ...