Evolution of Virtual Communities  ARPA paper predicts emergence of virtual communities  First ‘cyber community’ made up of researchers at ARPANet 1969.

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Evolution of Virtual Communities  ARPA paper predicts emergence of virtual communities  First ‘cyber community’ made up of researchers at ARPANet CBBS (the first BBS) ARPANET 1988 IRC 1992 WWW Virtual reality and VRML MOO 1995 Groupware, 3D immersive virtual world ARPA paper predicts emergence of VC Communityware 1980 MUD Usenet

Evolution of Virtual Communities  Asynchronous, text-based communications : , BBS, Usenet  CBBS (Computerized Bulletin Board System)  electronic message-posting and file sharing network  the primary kind of online community through the 1980s and early 1990s  Usenet  collection of user-submitted notes or messages on various subjects  Form communities by subjects.  Request netiquette. FAQ’s are provided CBBS (the first BBS) ARPANET 1988 IRC 1992 WWW Virtual reality and VRML MOO 1995 Groupware, 3D immersive virtual world ARPA paper predicts emergence of VC Communityware 1980 MUD Usenet

Evolution of Virtual Communities  Synchronous, text-based communications (real time) : MUD, IRC, MOO  MUD / MOO  ongoing adventure games, educational or social  Computerized “Avatar”  some new MUDs use virtual reality settings  IRC (Internet Relay Chat) CBBS (the first BBS) ARPANET 1988 IRC 1992 WWW Virtual reality and VRML MOO 1995 Groupware, 3D immersive virtual world ARPA paper predicts emergence of VC Communityware 1980 MUD Usenet

Evolution of Virtual Communities  WWW  utilize most CMC technologies CBBS (the first BBS) ARPANET 1988 IRC 1992 WWW Virtual reality and VRML MOO 1995 Groupware, 3D immersive virtual world ARPA paper predicts emergence of VC Communityware 1980 MUD Usenet