Media X Lecture Series - Joshua Rosen and Kirk Chen: Knowledge Sharing to Energize Voters

Joshua Rosen and Kirk Chen
Justvote.org

This seminar will discuss how an innovative approach to collaborative knowledge sharing is being used with Justvote.org during the 2008 election to provide people with voter information and register to vote.

Successful knowledge sharing of content that is relevant to individuals and groups has become the dominating focus of discovery, search and collaboration on the Web. People seek innovative ways to collaboratively share, build and connect knowledge with others who share similar interests. Both individuals and organizations need collaborative knowledge sharing tools to discover, organize and sharing evolving concepts and ideas in a world with such rapid growth of information on the Web.

iLeonardo is social network for research. It's a social utility that connects people and their notebooks which are collections (individual or collaborative) of information from the Web. iLeonardo combines search methodologies, social bookmarks, a recommendation engine and social networks to produce relevant search results and ranking determined by people - not bots or publishers. The name of the service is an homage to the legendary Renaissance man, Leonardo Da Vinci, who was famous for his notebook collections of research information, thoughts and ideas. iLeonardo and its notebook collection technology strives to help the Leonardo in all of us in the digital age.

Mashable ranked it at top of the list of the best tools for researchers today.

Joshua Rosen - Co-Founder, CEO: iLeonardo

Kirk Chen - Co-Founder, CTO: iLeonardo

  • Founding Engineer of top Vertical Consumer Electronics Search Engine Retrevo Inc., Web Search, Results Categorization.
  • Engineer of Open Source Email platform: Zimbra.com Inc, (Indexing and Search).
  • Architect of Consumer Wireless application: Openwave Systems, Inc.
  • Architect of Java Home Server software: Sun Microsystems, Inc.
  • Stanford University, M.S. Computer Science.

 
Date and Time:
 Thursday, October 23, 2008.  6:00 PM.
Approximate duration of 1 hour(s).
Location:
Peter Wallenberg Learning Theater - Bldg 160, Room 124  [Map]
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Free and open to the public. Parking on campus is free after 4pm.
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October 23, 2008