Meme tags and community mirrors

Richard Borovoy · Fred Garth Martin · Sunil Vemuri · Mitchel Resnick · Chris P. Hancock

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Meme Tags are part of a body of research on Group-Wear: a wearable technology that supports people in the formative stages of cooperative work. Conference participants wear Meme Tags that allow them to electronically share memes—succinct ideas or opinions—with each other. Alongside of the person-to-person transactions, a server system collects information about the memetic exchanges and reflects it back to the conference-goers in Community Mirrors—large, public video displays that present real-time visualizations of the unfolding community dynamics. This paper presents results from a proof-of-concept trial of the Meme Tag technology undertaken at a MIT Media Laboratory con-ference.

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