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CPTED in Bytes the Blurring Lines of Community Today’s Task Today’s Task ■ Broaden our perspective of the effectiveness of ■ Broaden our perspective of the effectiveness of technology in community engagement & crime technology in community engagement & crime CPTED in Bytes prevention. prevention. ■ Identify technology tools that are current (for the ■ Identify technology tools that are current (for the moment) moment) The Blurring Lines of Community ■ Begin looking forward (Instead of playing catch up!) ■ Begin looking forward (Instead of playing catch up!) “Identify the future that has already happened” Barry Davidson Peter Drucker Executive Director, ICA 1 2-1 2-2 Why We Need To Pay Attention Why We Need To Pay Attention 3 3 4-1 4-2 Your Corner of The World You Know You Wanted to Know You Know You Wanted to Know Canada 5 6-1 6-2 The Past You Know You Wanted to Know You Know You Wanted to Know 6-3 6-4 7 “Old” Tech Tools The Past Join the Social Networking Revolution ■ We are reactive to social disorder issues ■ Attitude of mistrust of technology by safety professionals The Usual Suspects: ■ More hindsight than foresight: ■ Email ■ 1994 – Email has no place in the office ■ 1996 – Internet has no place in the office ■ Static Websites ■ 1998 – eCommerce is too dangerous ■ Forums/Blogs ■ 2002 – IM is never going catch on ■ 2005 – Social Networking sites are just a fad ■ On-line News Sites ■ 2006 - Google maps will not be a usable tool or concern ■ 2008 – YouTube is just a passing fancy for kids 8 9 10-1 Join the Social Networking Revolution The NEW Technology Tools What is Community? People spend Social Networking over 700 billion A group of human beings that: Providers: minutes per month on ■ have a common interest. ■ Facebook Facebook ■ common vision. ■ Twitter ■ MySpace ■ work collaboratively towards a common goal or ■ Nexopia good. ■ Plaxo More than 700 ■ Has no physical or geographic borders ■ Yahoo Facebook million active users ■ YouTube ■ RSS Feeds 10-2 11 12-1 Top 4 Social What is Community? Communications by the thumb . Networking Communities A group of human beings that: 900,000,000 - Estimated 110,000,000 - Estimated ■ Facebook - Founded by Mark Zuckerberg, Facebook was ■ have a common interest. Unique Monthly Visitors Unique Monthly Visitors designed as a social networking site for Harvard students. After spreading from Harvard through the university ranks and down ■ common vision. 310,000,000 - Estimated 100,000,000 - Estimated into high school, Facebook was opened to the public in 2006. Unique Monthly Visitors Unique Monthly Visitors ■ work collaboratively towards a common goal or ■ good. 255,000,000 - Estimated 80,000,000 - Estimated Twitter - the brainchild of a programmers who worked at the Unique Monthly Visitors Unique Monthly Visitors podcasting company Odeo Inc. in San Francisco. The founders ■ Has no physical or geographic borders are Jack Dorsey (@Jack), Evan Williams (@Ev) and Biz Stone 250,000,000 - Estimated 65,000,000 - Estimated (@Biz). They were looking for a way to send text on their Virtual communities all encourage Unique Monthly Visitors Unique Monthly Visitors cellphones and a way to reinvent a dying company. On March interaction, sometimes focusing around a 21, 2006, @Jack sent the first tweet: "just setting up my twttr.” 120,000,000 - Estimated 42,000,000 - Estimated And thus a communications revolution was born, one renown particular interest or just to communicate. Unique Monthly Visitors Unique Monthly Visitors Some virtual communities do both. for brevity and bad spelling. 12-2 13 14 Top 4 Continued . But How Many Are There? But How Many Are There? Adult FriendFinder Passportstamp Skyrock Jaiku Adult FriendFinder Passportstamp Skyrock Jaiku OkCupid OkCupid ■ LinkedIn - In 2002 LinkedIn started out in the living room of co- Advogato PerfSpot Sonico.com kaioo Advogato PerfSpot Sonico.com kaioo Orkut Orkut ANobii Pingsta Soundpedia Last.fm OUTeverywhere ANobii Pingsta Soundpedia Last.fm OUTeverywhere Sportsvite LibraryThing Sportsvite LibraryThing founder Reid Hoffman and the site officially launched on May 5, aSmallWorld Internetwork Experts Passado aSmallWorld Internetwork Experts Passado Stickam lifeknot Stickam lifeknot ASUIsTalking Plaxo YouTube ASUIsTalking Plaxo YouTube Authorstream Playahead Student.com LinkedIn Authorstream Playahead Student.com LinkedIn 2003. It is one of the oldest mainstream social platforms, older then Zude Zude Badoo Playboy U StudiVZ LiveJournal Gossipreport.com Badoo Playboy U StudiVZ LiveJournal Gossipreport.com Tagged.com LoudFusion Tagged.com LoudFusion Bahu Plurk Grono.net Bahu Plurk Grono.net YouTube, Facebook and Twitter. In 2015 LinkedIn has topped 315 Taltopia LunarStorm Taltopia LunarStorm Bebo Pownce GuildCafe Bebo Pownce GuildCafe TravBuddy.com MEETin TravBuddy.com MEETin million users globally. The platform has grown steadily with the Biip ProfileHeaven Habbo Biip ProfileHeaven Habbo BlackPlanet RateItAll Travellerspoint Meetup.com hi5 BlackPlanet RateItAll Travellerspoint Meetup.com hi5 tribe.net MiGente.com tribe.net MiGente.com Broadcaster.com Ravelry Hospitality Club Broadcaster.com Ravelry Hospitality Club current rate at two new user accounts being created per second. Trombi.com Mixi Trombi.com Mixi Buzznet Invite-only Hyves Buzznet Invite-only15 Sites have over Hyves Tuenti.com mobikade Tuenti.com mobikade CafeMom Ryze imeem CafeMom Ryze imeem Cake Financial scispace.net Twitter MocoSpace IRC-Galleria Cake Financial scispace.net Twitter MocoSpace IRC-Galleria Kontakte MOGMultiply Kontakte MOGMultiply Capazoo Shelfari itsmy Capazoo Shelfari itsmy Vampirefreaks Muxlim 100 MillionVampirefreaks Users! Muxlim Care2Green Facebook iWiW Care2Green Facebook iWiW ■ Pinterest is a web and mobile application company, which operates Classmates.com Faceparty WAYN MyChurch …… Classmates.com Faceparty WAYN MyChurch …… WebBiographies MyHeritage WebBiographies MyHeritage Cloob Fetlife Cloob Fetlife Windows Live Spaces MySpace Windows Live Spaces MySpace an eponymous photo sharing website. It is funded by a small group College Tonight Flixster College Tonight Flixster Wis.dm myYearbook Wis.dm myYearbook Consumating Flickr Consumating Flickr of entrepreneurs and investors. Pinterest CEO Ben Silbermann CouchSurfing Fotolog Xanga Nasza-klasa.pl CouchSurfing Fotolog Xanga Nasza-klasa.pl XING Nabuur XING Nabuur Cyworld Friends Reunited Cyworld Friends Reunited summarized the company as a "catalog of ideas," rather than as a Xiaonei Netlog Xiaonei Netlog DeviantART Friendster DeviantART Friendster Yahoo! 360° Nettby Yahoo! 360° Nettby DontStayIn Frühstückstreff DontStayIn Frühstückstreff social network, that inspires users to "go out and do that thing.” Yahoo! Mash Nexopia Yahoo! Mash Nexopia Elftown Gaia OnlineAnime Yelp, Inc. Ning Elftown Gaia OnlineAnime Yelp, Inc. Ning Eons.com Geni.com Eons.com Geni.com Currently have more than 100 million users. Youmeo Odnoklassniki.ru Youmeo Odnoklassniki.ru Experience Project Goodreads Experience Project Goodreads 15 16-1 16-2 Nexopia The “neighborhood” on the wrong side of the tracks! 17 18-1 18-2 18-3 19-1 19-2 20-1 20-2 21 Second Generation CPTED The 4 C’s (Saville 1999) ■ Cohesion ■ Strategies for interaction ■ Connectivity 5724 ■ Links within/outside ■ Capacity ■ Tipping point/crime thresholds ■ Culture Members ■ Placemaking “culture” 22 23-1 23-2 What is Web 2.0? Web 2.0 is the move toward a more social, collaborative, interactive and responsive web. It is a change in the philosophy of web companies and web developers, but more than that, Web 2.0 is a change in the philosophy of society as a whole. 3,856,666 24-1 24-2 25 What’s In It For Me? How To Find Your Crowd… How To Find Your Crowd… ■ Build/establish relationships utilizing another medium ■ Find resources and services locally and quickly ■ Capture, share and mobilize on creative ideas ■ Encourage threaded discussions ■ Break current cliché’s within communities ■ Improve collaboration ■ Enrich community messages 27 27 26 27-1 27-2 Be Creative How Does This Help? Use The Tools Become a part of the “community”, Not an outsider! ■ Community Information/BlockWatch ■ Barry Davidson Direct line “of speak” to community Alerts & fan outs by IM/Twitter ■ [email protected] New communications strategies ■ Direct feedback to agencies and ■ Blur the lines of “Community” services ■ Enhance “connection” to others ■ Community activities and invitations to ■ War Gaming ALL ■ Build relationships outside the expected ■ Community information updated in “Real Time” 28 29 30.
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