What can we learn by looking at online communities as networks of interactions? Is there a “signature of collaboration”, some characteristic that you can measure, like you would take a person’s temperature to figure out if she is well? The question is very exciting; and we do not believe it can be addressed by a small cadre of specialist. Instead, we have designed MoN3 as a natively interdisciplinary event, where online community managers, networks scientists and collective intelligence researchers work together to generate and formalize intuitions. The people who answered the call is super interesting: they come from all over the world, and represent an incredible talent pool.
cofounder and Chief Visionary Officer of Imagination for People (to help networking people who develop creative social projects.)
Lee-Sean was the founding member of Purpose's design team and currently heads up the Collective Intelligence practice there.
Nurtures social dynamics that are conducive to collaboration and collective empowerment. Committed to social change.
Guy is a network analyst and visual analytics expert, with a focus on solving problems emerging from domain questions turned into data crunching and network mining tasks
Benjamin's work focuses on data analysis from a network perspective, with a taste for visual analytics of complex networks.
Empirical economist and applied econometrician
Economist, director of the Laboratory for Theoretical and Experimental Economics (LaTEx) – Universidad de Alicante.
Economist, expert on collaborative public policies and online participation.
Mark's research involves developing software tools to increase collective intelligence in groups and crowds.
Working on semantic web and visual representations of argument structure.
Yannis is Deputy Project Manager in the Creative and Civic Innovation Unit at Sigma Orionis.
Michelle is a project officer at the Open University working on collective intelligence and knowledge mapping technologies
Bioengineer. Master in Open Innovation and Knowledge Transfer. He is interested in participatory democracy phenomena.
