8:30 am

Registration begins

Introductions

9:30 am

Cyndy Parr, orientation to the workshop

9:40 am

Biodiversity projects, up to 5 slides per
project (please send to Cyndy by 5pm May 29)

Presentations by Social Technologists

11:00 am

Jennifer Preece, online communities

11:30 am

Jennifer Golbeck, social networks and trust

12:00 pm

Nathan Bos, collaboratories

12:30 pm

Lunch

1:30 pm

Christina Pikas, Scientists Blogging/Science Blogging: An exploratory study and a look at the structure of the science blogosphere

2:00 pm

Susan Chun podcast, Saying what they see: steve.museum and cataloguing by crowd

Brainstorming and discussion

2:20 pm

Please come prepared to answer the following questions: What are the 3 most important social barriers your project has faced? Give one or two examples of a strategy that has worked for your project. What do you wish you knew about social technology or scientists that you don’t?

3:00 pm

Break

3:15 pm

Breakout groups:

• Statement on barriers, with examples

• Summary of successful strategies, with
  examples  

• Possible research questions  

• Next steps

4:00 pm

Reports from breakouts and discussion

5:00 pm

End of workshop

6:30 pm

Dinner at Franklin’s