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You may remember a post where I highlighted a video that demonstrated what Web 2.0 was in a very visual form (see here). Well, I came across another great video from the guys at Kansas State University.

Michael Wesch talks Youtube This come via Bob Lefsetz blog on music and Mitch (Joel) also mentions it in his post Youtube is Culture. Michael Wesch talks about the real impact of Youtube on our society at the Library of Congress. Its long but there is a lot to take away.

In the wired age, retrospectives come early. Like David Weinberger's seminal 2004 suggestion that thanks to the Internet, "everything is miscellaneous," this Kansas State professor goes deep, deep, deep on mediated culture, providing an anthropological introduction to YouTube.

In the wired age, retrospectives come early. Like David Weinberger's seminal 2004 suggestion that thanks to the Internet, "everything is miscellaneous," this Kansas State professor goes deep, deep, deep on mediated culture, providing an anthropological introduction to YouTube.

YouTube Is Culture August 26, 2008 6:05 AM Posted by Mitch Joel I'm a huge fan of Michael Wesch and what he (and his students) are doing with the Digital Ethnography program at Kansas State University. If you haven't already seen his most brilliant videos Web 2.0 ...

Anthropologist, Dr. Michael Wesch, makes plain the power of not your computer, but the social media device that you’re currently sitting in front and using… Though very early on in his presentation, pause the video and seriously take a moment and think about the statistics that he provides regarding

Do you remember professor Michael Wesch of Kansas State University? Yep I already blogged about him couple of times (here + here)… Well the 23rd of June he presented his anthropological introduction to YouTube.

I really enjoy the Innovations in Instruction Conference that Elon University hosts-for free-each year. I’ve been to all but one (I’m pretty sure) and each year it gets better than the year before. This year I saw a call for presentations so enthusiastically submitted two proposals.

Thankfully, after seeing both Sean and Gavin post this video, I finally cleared out the time to watch Michael Wesch's speech at the library of congress entitled An Anthropological Introduction to YouTube. You might remember him as the genius behind Web 2.0...the machine is us/ing us.

Thankfully, after seeing both Sean and Gavin post this video, I finally cleared out the time to watch Michael Wesch's speech at the library of congress entitled An Anthropological Introduction to YouTube. You might remember him as the genius behind Web 2.0...the machine is us/ing us.