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Kerim Friedman's Groups
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Digital Anthropology
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Anthropology of Colonial…
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Dalit Anthropology
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Semiotic Anthropology
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Kerim Friedman's Page
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Kerim Friedman commented on René Wolf's blog post The 2011 Huxley Memorial Lecture at the RAI PODCASTKerim Friedman replied to Keith Hart's discussion OAC's future on Ning in the group OAC Policy Forum"Looks like we will need an exit strategy in place sooner rather than later!!!
http://www.wired.com/epicenter/2010/04/ning-fails-at-free-social-networking/
Ning Fails at Free Social Networking
By Eliot Van Buskirk April 16, 2010 | 1:58 pm |…"
Kerim Friedman replied to Keith Hart's discussion OAC's future on Ning in the group OAC Policy Forum"Somehow I didn't see the replies when I posted that. This comment by Francine seems to capture what I was trying to say: "the only significant threat to the OAC is that Ning holds our data hostage.""
Kerim Friedman replied to Keith Hart's discussion OAC's future on Ning in the group OAC Policy Forum"Thank you for looking at this and taking the time to summarize it here. Personally, I'm pretty tolerant of these kinds of things. But then I live my life quite openly online and don't have much in the way of expectations about privacy.…"
Kerim Friedman commented on Keith Hart's group OAC Policy Forum"Recent read some scary rumors about Ning.com - hard to know if there is any substance to them or not, but I thought I'd share the post here:
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Kerim Friedman commented on Keith Hart's blog post Online Anthropology Newspaper"Thanks for highlighting the twitter tim.es site!
I checked out the OpenAnthCoop twitter feed, but it reads too much like an RSS feed. I think what would be really valuable would be a more hand-crafted feed which highlights the most interesting…"
Kerim Friedman joined Dan O'Maley's group
Digital Anthropology
A group for people interested in digital anthropology. What should people interested in digital anthropology be paying attention to right now.
Kerim Friedman joined Alex Posecznick's group
Anthropology and Education
This is a forum on educative practices, moments, systems, institutions (and their resistance), and those caught up in them as an object of anthropological inquiry. Includes traditional ethnographies of schools and related explorations beyond them.See More
Kerim Friedman joined BHKTOP POMANOB's group
Nationalisms and Identity
This group goal is to share ideias and scientific articles about Nationalism, Identities, Hot Nationalism, Disapora Nationalism, among others.
Kerim Friedman joined David Price's group
Resisting the Militarization of Anthropology
A group critiquing the militarization of anthropology. Possible topics include: resistance tactics, monitoring funding programs, historical relationships between anthropologists and military/intelligence agencies, anthropology and COIN, etc.See More
Kerim Friedman joined Keith Hart's group
OAC Policy Forum
A chance to raise and discuss questions affecting our commons; and to provide feedback from the members to the team of administrators.Check out what's going on, contribute to a discussion by joining or open a new discussion thread.See More
Kerim Friedman joined Michael Yorke's group
Anthropological Filmmaking
We make ethnographic movies together and can teach you on our equipment at University College London
Kerim Friedman joined Jeff Martin's group
中文論壇/Chinese Language Forum
歡迎你加入開放人類學網路合作社的中文論壇。希望本討論區會促進中文人類學界與全球人類學界的對話與關聯。目標要以中文為主討論所有關於人類學的話題。議題可包括比較具體的(譬如﹕研討會的廣告﹐新書的通知﹐等)﹐ 還有比較抽象的(譬如﹕中文學術界有何種本土性的人類學概念或者思想傳統?西方來的人類學觀念被吸收到東方來﹐怎麼樣影響到當地的思想發展? 等等)。還要用英文翻譯來幫全球學術界認識到中文人類學界來的一些活動與議題。See More
Kerim Friedman's Blog
What Social Web Services do Anthropologists need? Part 3: Digg for Anthro Journals
One of the things I think the AAA does very poorly is to promote interesting academic work in our discipline. Blogs are out there, but to be honest, it is a lot of work writing up a blog post about academic research and so even on a site like Savage Minds, we don't do as much of that as we would like to. I notice that the other anthro blogs don't fare much better. So what I'd like to see in the way of social network tools for anthropologists is something like Digg for academic research… Continue
Posted on June 1, 2009 at 4:46am — 3 Comments
Open Access Anthropology
It occurred to me that many of the people joining OAC may be unaware of the work we have been doing over at Open Access Anthropology. There is also a Google Group for OAA. This is more narrowly focused than OAC, encouraging anthropologists to publish in Open Access journals and to practice self archiving.
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Posted on May 31, 2009 at 7:00am — 1 Comment
What Social Web Services do Anthropologists need? Part 2: Open Systems
I mentioned these over on Keith Hart's page, but I think they deserve a repost:
One of the goals I see for OAC is to facilitate organizing of peer reviewed journals and academic conferences outside of, or in addition to, those official ones which happen within various associations, such as the AAA. For this I see two great resources:
1. Open Journal Systems
2. Open Conference… Continue
One of the goals I see for OAC is to facilitate organizing of peer reviewed journals and academic conferences outside of, or in addition to, those official ones which happen within various associations, such as the AAA. For this I see two great resources:
1. Open Journal Systems
2. Open Conference… Continue
Posted on May 30, 2009 at 5:05am — 5 Comments
What Social Web Services do Anthropologists need? Part 1: Geolocation Data
There are two geolocation services I think would do a lot to help anthropologists: 1. Information about existing research which pertains to the current region, and 2. data on the presence of researchers currently in a particular location.
The second one already exists, in a way, in Google Latitude, which will tell you where your friends are at a given moment. But my idea would be to be able to see on a map the presence of any member of OAC on a map, so that we could better facilitate… Continue
The second one already exists, in a way, in Google Latitude, which will tell you where your friends are at a given moment. But my idea would be to be able to see on a map the presence of any member of OAC on a map, so that we could better facilitate… Continue
Posted on May 30, 2009 at 5:00am — 2 Comments
Is OAC too Web2.0 for its own good?
I'm amazed at the number of people who have joined and added content to OAC here on ning. Truly awe-inspiring. However, I have to say that I worry a lot about the platform. I never liked Facebook much and Ning seems like a poor imitation of Facebook. Will OAC devolve into people answering quizzes: "Which anthropology network am I?" I personally prefer Google Groups because of its simplicity, and the fact that people can use it as they like: via e-mail, via RSS, or via the web. I find that… Continue
Posted on May 30, 2009 at 2:04am — 17 Comments
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