1. The Beauty of Collaboration or Fantastic Frictions Presented by Sara Diamond Artistic Director Media and Visual Arts Executive Producer Television, New Media, and Research The Banff New Media Institute The Banff Centre ABEL ASI August 2003

2. The Banff New Media Institute The Banff Centre 2 Why collaborate? §Multiple forms of knowledge needed to address issues §Group work is exhilarating §http://www.banffcentre.ca/bnmi/http://www.banffcentre.ca/bnmi/

3. The Banff New Media Institute The Banff Centre 3 What is a true collaboration? §New identities emerge §Benefits all parties §Create appropriate ways of working http://www.horizonzero.ca

4. The Banff New Media Institute The Banff Centre 4 Are networks organically collaborative? Live culture over the Internet http://www.sat.qc.ca/

5. The Banff New Media Institute The Banff Centre 5 Participatory culture §Communities contribute their stories §Wayne Dunkley http://www.horizonzero.ca http://www.sharemyworld.net/ Feel

6. The Banff New Media Institute The Banff Centre 6 Games can be collaborative §Created by a collaborative group §Experienced as a collaboration http://www.blasttheory.co.uk/ Can you see me now?

7. The Banff New Media Institute The Banff Centre 7 Music and the Internet— collaborative traditions FM/Internet hybrid radio http://radio90.fm

8. The Banff New Media Institute The Banff Centre 8 Mobile Cultures – communication driven Wireless or mobile experiences http://www.the- phone- book.com/version6 /company.php

9. The Banff New Media Institute The Banff Centre 9 Creation and research combined Responsive environments §(FOAM/T-Garden) http://f0.am T-Garden

10. The Banff New Media Institute The Banff Centre 10 Content and technology invention combined §Talk Nice langlois.org/e/projets /687-5-2001/687-5- 2001_artiste.html

11. The Banff New Media Institute The Banff Centre 11 Invention can be a collaborative process §HorizonZero issue three: INVENT http://www.horizonzero.ca

12. The Banff New Media Institute The Banff Centre 12 Collaboration tools: chat analysis Analysis of scientific or social data §Conversation Map §CodeZebra www.codezebra.net TextArc by Brad Paley CodeZebra

13. The Banff New Media Institute The Banff Centre 13 Collaborative tools: movement §Very Nervous System and nCHANT http://homepage.mac.com/davidrokeby/ nchant.html n-Cha(n)t

14. The Banff New Media Institute The Banff Centre 14 Collaborative tools: archives and list serves Archiving http://www.rhizome.org/

15. The Banff New Media Institute The Banff Centre 15 Collaborative groups – stable and long-term www.interaccess.org

16. The Banff New Media Institute The Banff Centre 16 Core group with changing membership §Future Physical http://www.futurephysica l.org/ Future Physical

17. The Banff New Media Institute The Banff Centre 17 Tribal and cultural forms of collaboration §Provides a sense of shared values or contested values §Speaking the Language of Spiders http://www.dunlopartgall ery.org/virtual.html

18. The Banff New Media Institute The Banff Centre 18 Artists and scientists collaborate—project basis http://www.nesta.org.u k/ourawardees/profil es/1584/ Luke Jerram

19. The Banff New Media Institute The Banff Centre 19 Labs organized to foster collaboration http://www.v2.nl http://www.encart.net Encart organizations

20. The Banff New Media Institute The Banff Centre 20 Group authorship and ownership Peer to peer has heralded file sharing AND image changing by users Open source, collective creation and ownership http://www.gnu.org/copyleft/g pl.html http://shirky.com/writings/bro adcast_and_community.ht ml

21. The Banff New Media Institute The Banff Centre 21 Younger creators often collaborate Games patches http://www.boredomresearch.net/ Remix Culture http://www.horizonzero.ca Trip Switch

22. The Beauty of Collaboration or Fantastic Frictions § Need conflict resolution methods §Commitment to shared goals §Shared forms of validation and individual validation §Create culture that prizes group creativity as well as, or above individual §Cooperation as well as competition