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What's a Pattern?
A pattern describes an optimal solution to a common problem within a specific context.
Social Patterns & Best Practices
Social to the Core
You're Invited
Where's the Rest of Me
Would You Buy a Used Car from This?
The Media is the Massage
Where in the World?Both geophysical place and virtual sense of place (relates to presence, identity, relationships, and community)
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Where’s the Action?
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One of Us, One of Us
Good Cop, Bad Cop
What’s Next?Where are things going, What’s still unsolved? Web vs. mobile/geo/ubiquitousDemographic differencesExample: Age groups Games and Social DesignBackmatter
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