An anthropologist's observations on online culture and web development in academia.
Via the BBC:
A group of students at Stanford University in the heart of Silicon Valley have turned their attention towards a unique course that blends popular culture with the more time-worn principles of psychology. The Psychology of Facebook is the brainchild of Professor B J Fogg, a pioneering persuasion psychologist who founded the Persuasive Technology Lab at Stanford.
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Fair warning: Bits and Bytes is more of a web-bibliography than a true blog. While I try to remember to interject my own observations every once in a blue moon - to give this more of an annotated bibliography feel - this is really more of a record of the kinds of discussions and topics I'm interested in with regards to emerging online culture.
I hope this is useful to others as well.
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1 Comments:
Fazia,
Thanks for posting a link to the BBC article.
If you or your readers are interested you can request to join the Facebook group for the class: http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=22841903424.
BJ Fogg
Persuasive Technology Lab
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