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== OtherNetworks Design and Categories == | == OtherNetworks Design and Categories == | ||
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00:59:03 Katie Augustine: A catalog (crowd sourced) of documents, people, orgs, and websites stemming from global web-based platforms. | |||
01:02:41 Katie Augustine: A global catalog (crowd sourced) of docs, people, orgs, and websites. | |||
01:12:34 Katie Augustine: We’re not frozen FYI | |||
01:13:53 Katie Augustine: listening - grabbing more coffee! | |||
01:47:37 Leo Jacoby: To tag 3,000 presenters with appropriate issues (out of 1,302) sounds like a job for AI, yet to be developed. If not tagged, index cannot match a particular presenter with a particular issue. | |||
01:48:25 Shannon McArthur: Good to know you’re listening, Leo. | |||
01:51:19 Leo Jacoby: <nowiki>https://www.semanticscholar.org/paper/Understanding-my-data%2C-myself%3A-supporting-with-Li-Dey/a81d7b78a0a4da43e2ba7d97402fe3c66fa6889a</nowiki> | |||
Understanding my data, myself: supporting self-reflection with ubicomp technologies By Ian Li, A. Dey, J. Forlizzi Published in Ubiquitous Computing 17 September 2011 Computer Science (10pp) | |||
01:53:07 Leo Jacoby: Compare Stan's system with Aristotle's Categories | |||
What is a summary of Aristotle's categories? | |||
Now, Aristotle divides <nowiki>''</nowiki>things that are said<nowiki>''</nowiki> into ten categories based upon his four-part classification system. These ten categories are substance, quantity, quality, relation, place, time, situation, condition, action, and passion. The four-part system overlaps with the ten categories. | |||
Categories by Aristotle Summary - Video & Lesson Transcript <nowiki>https://study.com/academy/lesson/categories-by-aristotle-summary.html</nowiki> | |||
01:53:39 Leo Jacoby: <nowiki>https://www.researchgate.net/publication/226049093_Aristotle's_Categories</nowiki> by Ludger Jansen 2007 | |||
01:53:44 Shannon McArthur: Katie, you might want to add: “Web-based platforms” (add: and people) is suggested to replace “digital alternatives” | |||
01:54:00 Shannon McArthur: And Add “upwards of” to the number of pages on OtherNetworks.org | |||
01:56:01 Leo Jacoby: HR --> AC --> each person's take away (processing/reflection/to do) --> community connections | |||
The heart of AfterChat using the Othernetworks tools is love - relationships | |||
01:56:41 Leo Jacoby: Our discussion today ranged from the META to the GRANULAR | |||
02:01:51 Katie Augustine: Support Stan and the intricate (meta) Tool of the Evolution of Love for Humanity and the Planet with a granular viewpoint | |||
02:06:17 Shannon McArthur: <nowiki>https://docs.google.com/document/d/1As-aW0HknGbQRPj062_X3Uw7DZLCeQV6txep6Q-QXic/edit?usp=sharing</nowiki> | |||
02:09:30 Katie Augustine: 2023 02 17 OtherNetworks Review Board Meeting Minutes 2.18.23 | |||
02:09:43 Katie Augustine: <nowiki>https://docs.google.com/document/d/1IjOKS4iIWZfxgHQjNtzrcZFuM2XpT3kArxOtTDKecy4/edit#</nowiki> | |||
02:15:49 Shannon McArthur: sparklingwithall@gmail.com | |||
02:16:02 Leo Jacoby: leopjacoby@gmail.com | |||
Latest revision as of 17:53, 20 February 2023
OtherNetworks Design and Categories
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00:59:03 Katie Augustine: A catalog (crowd sourced) of documents, people, orgs, and websites stemming from global web-based platforms.
01:02:41 Katie Augustine: A global catalog (crowd sourced) of docs, people, orgs, and websites.
01:12:34 Katie Augustine: We’re not frozen FYI
01:13:53 Katie Augustine: listening - grabbing more coffee!
01:47:37 Leo Jacoby: To tag 3,000 presenters with appropriate issues (out of 1,302) sounds like a job for AI, yet to be developed. If not tagged, index cannot match a particular presenter with a particular issue.
01:48:25 Shannon McArthur: Good to know you’re listening, Leo.
01:51:19 Leo Jacoby: https://www.semanticscholar.org/paper/Understanding-my-data%2C-myself%3A-supporting-with-Li-Dey/a81d7b78a0a4da43e2ba7d97402fe3c66fa6889a
Understanding my data, myself: supporting self-reflection with ubicomp technologies By Ian Li, A. Dey, J. Forlizzi Published in Ubiquitous Computing 17 September 2011 Computer Science (10pp)
01:53:07 Leo Jacoby: Compare Stan's system with Aristotle's Categories
What is a summary of Aristotle's categories?
Now, Aristotle divides ''things that are said'' into ten categories based upon his four-part classification system. These ten categories are substance, quantity, quality, relation, place, time, situation, condition, action, and passion. The four-part system overlaps with the ten categories.
Categories by Aristotle Summary - Video & Lesson Transcript https://study.com/academy/lesson/categories-by-aristotle-summary.html
01:53:39 Leo Jacoby: https://www.researchgate.net/publication/226049093_Aristotle's_Categories by Ludger Jansen 2007
01:53:44 Shannon McArthur: Katie, you might want to add: “Web-based platforms” (add: and people) is suggested to replace “digital alternatives”
01:54:00 Shannon McArthur: And Add “upwards of” to the number of pages on OtherNetworks.org
01:56:01 Leo Jacoby: HR --> AC --> each person's take away (processing/reflection/to do) --> community connections
The heart of AfterChat using the Othernetworks tools is love - relationships
01:56:41 Leo Jacoby: Our discussion today ranged from the META to the GRANULAR
02:01:51 Katie Augustine: Support Stan and the intricate (meta) Tool of the Evolution of Love for Humanity and the Planet with a granular viewpoint
02:06:17 Shannon McArthur: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1As-aW0HknGbQRPj062_X3Uw7DZLCeQV6txep6Q-QXic/edit?usp=sharing
02:09:30 Katie Augustine: 2023 02 17 OtherNetworks Review Board Meeting Minutes 2.18.23
02:09:43 Katie Augustine: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1IjOKS4iIWZfxgHQjNtzrcZFuM2XpT3kArxOtTDKecy4/edit#
02:15:49 Shannon McArthur: sparklingwithall@gmail.com
02:16:02 Leo Jacoby: leopjacoby@gmail.com