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• “He turned round. It was his friend Syme, who worked in the Research Department. Perhaps 'friend' was not exactly the right word. You did not have friends nowadays, you had comrades: but there were some comrades whose society was pleasanter than that of others.”

• (from the Dystopian novel '1984' written by George Orwell)

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TARGET SOCIOGRAM (Northway 1940)

Types of relationship: Reciprocal A <-> B

Unilateral A -> B Indifference A B

Uneven A -> B A <…B

Unilateral rejection A …> B Reciprocal rejection A <…> B

-> represents liking in one direction …> represents disliking in one direction

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MSN HISTORY VISUALISATION V2.0

http://www.nataliarojas.com/p55/msn_history/

How many words do I use to write in each utterance?

Which are the words that I use at the most?

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“a cognitive structure, a network of associations that organizes and guides an individual's perception. A schema functions as an anticipatory structure, a readiness to search for and assimilate incoming information in schema-relevant terms.”

“If you want a picture of the future, imagine a boot stamping on a human face for ever.”

SCHEMA – Bem(1981)

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Target Audience: Anyone using internet messaging software

The Output Medium: Navigable web applet, and Psychological assessment system.

The Output Location: Online public system so as anyone can view risk assessments of their colleagues.

The Aim: To exemplify the point that there is only so far we should go on the route to absolute security, and the globalization of information. We have to understand that privacy is a fundamental part of our lives, and can affect our social groups in a very negative way.

What Will I Produce:• Part 1: Program distributed to each user which looks at the chat software they

use most, creates a log of their chat, and publishes it as a txt file to an online folder!

• Part 2: An online shockwave applet that looks at a selected user, and creates a map using their chat logs! This map then does a risk assessment on the user, and projects preferred online friends if required.

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Simple Social Mappingwith reports buttons for long chats

Simple messenger chat map

Color denotes friendship

Length denotes chat duration

As Duration gets beyond a certain point, then a report function is called.

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Viewable ReportMapping now scans details and determines whether report is requiredPresenting details in simplified terms

First stage report

Lists profile of first user (and second user if held on file)

Analyses profile and duration to determine: Compatibility Social Risk Assessment

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Viewable Report 2Looks at rating differences between the two users if both have put in data

Compares ratings each user has given each other. Calculates potention risk if large difference.

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Viewable Report 3Looks at any previous chats the two users have hadAssesses any shifts eg. Duration or rating

Looks at history of chats, and looks for significant changes in the past Duration Rating

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Viewable Report 4Looks at other users on the database, and suggests any preferable friendsLooks not only at users friends, but also at friends of friends

Uses profile information in other chats, to determine whether anybody else would be preferable to chat to, and whether better social groups are out there to replace the ‘socially inept’ ones the user is currently in!

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Present Prototypes

Parser

Parses data over a set period

Drawing Application

Creates map with report buttons

Get to create a new file for each month

Add user profile input

Get report data about user

Present data onto report

PROGRAM AMMENDMENTS

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THANKYOU!