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What is social sensemaking?

A lot of people have asked me recently what I mean by “sensemaking”:
Sensemaking is a cognitive process of finding, processing, and making sense of information.
I am certainly not the first to use the term “sensemaking.” Synthesis and assimilation may be good synonyms for it. In other words, it involves building upon what you previously knew [...]


Video of my talk on: Distributed Cognition & The Social Web

The video of my Reboot10 talk (in Copenhagen, June 2008) has been posted! I also summarized the talk in a previous post.


How big is your social network?

I released a survey on social network size yesterday.
We’re interested in seeing what correlation (if any) exists between people’s online social network (size) and real life, actual social connections. The survey asks a few short questions for people to answer, trying to stay as specific as possible to reduce speculation and estimating on network/connection sizes…although [...]


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