Organizational Change - DB

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Here Comes Everybody The power of organization without organizations By Clay Shirky, 2008

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Here Comes EverybodyThe power of organization

without organizationsBy Clay Shirky, 2008

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• Five people

• 10 Connections

• Eight people

• 28 Connections

Connections &Transactional Costs

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Sharing

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Conversation

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• “Thinspiration” Pro-anorexia blog

• Meet-ups of pet owners of Italian Greyhounds in South Bay

• Class in “How to Prepare for Your First Burning Man Experience”

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Collaborative Production

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Collective Action

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Nothing says ‘police state’ like arresting people for eating ice cream.

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Summary• Sharing, Conversation, Collaboration,

Collective Action• Conceptual foundation• Business & news, spontaneous events are

used to illustrate thesis• Transactional costs are high in ed

organizations & hierarchical• Participatory culture should be part of

curriculum & way we work• How might new models of education emerge?

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“Revolution doesn’t happen when society adopts new technologies – it happens when

society adopts new behaviors.”

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