Dreamscape introduction for barcampman3
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1. The document proposes the idea of MyDreamscape.org, a website where users can share, track, and analyze their dreams and the dreams of others. 2. It discusses reasons why people may want to share their dreams, benefits of sharing dreams socially, and how the site could work with features like dream editing, privacy levels, trend analysis, and blogging. 3. The business model is proposed to include paid subscription tiers with more data access and advertising on aggregated dream pages and location/product pages related to common dreams.
Dreamscape introduction for barcampman3
- 2. You can share your dreams with anyone
- 3. You can learn and understand more about your and other peoples dreams
- 4. You can track yours and other peoples dreams myDreamscape.org is the flickr of dreams
- 5. But why?
- 7. You may not remember them always
- 8. Writing them down helps you remember them
- 9. Keeping a dream diary helps you improve your dream ability Everyone has dreams
- 10. People share aspects of dreams
- 12. Because it might offend that person
- 13. Because its too weird to explain
- 14. Because its not always that interesting
- 15. Because they can't remember it But not the whole thing
- 16. We all enjoy a good tale, idea, dream
- 17. Social capital or good whuffie
- 18. Some things are too good not to share
- 19. It might involve the other person or a place But there are advantages to sharing
- 21. Your friends and family know you better that you know yourself
- 22. Strangers can shed new light on your dreams
- 23. The ability to track trends/memes such as if someone else is having the exact dream as you Advantages of sharing
- 24. Together we will generate a massive amount of lovely rich data to learn from
- 25. We will be able to finally categorise dreams
- 26. We will get a better understanding of what dreams are and where they come from together
- 27. There has never been a massive social experiment like this for the study of dreams Trendspotting
- 28. So how will it work?
- 29. So how will it work? The editor
- 30. The levels
- 31. The viewer
- 33. The blog
- 34. The editor The editor will be like SubEtherEdit or Etherpad. You can specify which bits people can see
- 35. You can write your dream then add metadata via tags, links and other metadata
- 36. Going to use the W3C's annotation spec
- 37. The levels This is where you specify groups or individual permissions for what people can see
- 38. As default everything in black is public with everything in red being private to you
- 39. You can set up to 8 different levels in between, easy to administrate
- 40. We will only harvest the metadata if the dream is set to all private
- 41. The viewer The aim is to be as open as flickr, so as default every dream will be public (levels dependant)
- 42. If the person logins in, they maybe able to view a lot more that the public
- 43. The trend analyser Like wefeelfine.org you can get a 1000 meters view of all the public data
- 44. There will be a live dream dictionary which is updated with everyone's contributions
- 45. You will be able to dive into the trends using the gapminder.org analyser
- 46. The trend analyser Search and compare...
- 47. Tags within the dream, geolocation of dream, places, mood, objects, people, vividness...
- 48. Sex of the dreamer, age of the dreamer, location of dreamer, day of the dream...
- 49. The blog Like oktrends we will use the blog to publicise the best parts of data collected in the trendier
- 50. We will contribute as much data freely for people to use and learn from
- 51. We will always guard and protect private user data
- 52. Into the business model Sell access to the live dream dictionary (PRO users), it will change based on what people say about there dreams
- 53. There may also be a limit on how many dreams we hold unless your a pro user which means its endless
- 54. Only Pro users can tag/annotate other people dreams
- 55. Into the business model If your not a pro user, you will get adverts next to the dream your reading.
- 56. We can also add advertising to the aggregated and tagged pages
- 57. Into the business model Different resolutions on the dream data
- 58. Payment means you can get much richer data ( obviously depending on the users preferences and privicy )
- 59. It would be possible to work out how many UK citizens are dreaming about a certain delegate just before an election. Not only that but if those dreams or positive or negative!
- 60. Into the business model People dream about a certain location or a certain product. If you own that location or product you may want to own the aggregator page and make it more yours
- 61. http://www.mydreamscape.org/items/iphone4/ - links to a page about the iphone4 in dreams and have images and links to the item its self
- 62. Into the business model http://www.mydreamscape.org/location/europe/manchester/northernquarter
- 63. Would obviously link to the Northern quarter in Manchester with information taken from Wikipedia.org, google maps and other open sources
- 64. You may be interested in advertising on such a page?
- 66. Into the dream... â Every night Paul has the same frightening dream. He's standing at the edge of a vast empty field, trying to move towards a large, glowing sphere. A small boy is in terrible trouble... and paul must save him. Paul's convinced he's losing his mind â
- 67. Into the dream... â ...until he learns that his classmate Francine is having the same harrowing dream! The two of them are determined to solve the mystery and save the little boy â before there nightmare becomes terrifying reality â
- 68. Into the dream â by William Sleator
- 69. Deep into the dream
- 70. Deep into the dream Are dreams just your mind working out the previous days or is there something more to them?
- 71. Can you have an original thought, or is everything connected in some way?
- 72. What makes a nightmare so scary?
- 73. We will discover through the data collected
- 74. Deep into the dream Are people having a similar dream to you?
- 75. Who else is having the same dream and why?
- 76. What/who influences your dreams?
- 77. Can you influence your future dreams?
- 78. Can you share a dream?
- 79. How much control can you have over a dream?
- 80. Thank you, any questions? Ian Forrester | Cubicgarden.com | mydreamscape.org Presentation : CC BY-NC-SA