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The Internet’s Hierarchy of Needs

Summary: In this post, I look at parallels between Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs and the Internet, which could be said to have its own hierarchy of needs. I’ve developed a draft hierarchy that can be used to explore this model.

Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs

In the middle of the 20th century, Abraham Maslow developed the Hierarchy of Needs, a framework that suggested a linear progression of human needs, each of which must be filled before a person could move on to the next. As you filled each need, it became unimportant, and the subsequent need took its place.

If you look closely at this hierarchy, courtesy of businessballs.com, you will see that the progression is exceedingly logical. If someone has no food and no shelter, that will be the most pressing need. Someone is continually afraid for his or her safety will focus more on remaining secure than on self-esteem.

The Internet Hierarchy of Needs

The Internet follows a hierarchy similar to Maslow’s. There are basic needs that must be fed before higher needs can be addressed. If we don’t have computers connected to the Web, if we don’t have any documents online, if those documents can’t be searched and indexed in their entirety and link to each other, then it’s futile to begin a conversation about the Semantic Web.

I’ve drafted my own version of this Hierarchy: the Internet Hierarchy of Needs. I hope this will serve as a starting point for a discussion about how the Internet can fulfill its potential as a tool for serving humanity.

Please forward this to anyone you think might find this interesting. Please also feel free to offer any suggestions in the comments about the order and content of this hierarchy. I know that, collaboratively, we can develop this into a framework that is highly useful and reflective of the actual Internet.

Update: This post has been further elaborated in a series: Level 1, Level 2, Level 3, Level 4, and Level 5

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Team league result!

We got 56 comments, and 1101 views so far! lol




This is Naver Boom's main page.
They show videos by the most viewed order. (does it make sense? lol)
As you can see, our video rated 9th!
And that video is still viewed by tons of people right now!
So, we're keep going up!

Not only our video, but also other teams' videos are high rated in other sites.
wow, this promotion really works!

User Created Contents, UCC

Omg, I just put the tag in and everything got ERASED....wtf!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Oh... where to begin with......

So..This is first UCC by DaewooEnC student ambassadors.

Our first mission was promote Prugio(Daewoo's apartment) by creating UCC.

We(My group, group 3) wanted to promote in indirected way.

It was a street event that anyone can join, and we imprinted the name Prugio on their head!

We went out on the street with a big white house-shaped board.

We gathered random people and asked what kind of house do you want?

As their answers, I drew their design with the tablet. And beam-projector shoot the design on the white board.

People could take pictures in the house they want.

We met street singers, lovers, friends, old couple, students and more.

After drawing, we gave them little seeds. In that way, we could promote Prugio's eco-friendly concept.

It was fun and warm event. The weather was really cold but seems like people really enjoyed it.

But that was not it.

We had only one day to edit. This event has to be held on Saturday, and the week before that day was raining.

And we lost our cable, my laptop wasn't working, encoding was way too slow, blah blah blah...

I spent the whole day figuring out what the problem is, and couldn't fix it.

I mean, even though i really wanted to work, nothing went on my way.

I was exhausted and kept saying `It's not working and I'm so busy.'

I felt really screwed up. and ashamed :(

I handed editing part over to other member.

I'm glad it turend out pretty well, but still, I don't feel 100% confident and happy.

After all, It was a good experience :)

It was my, and our first time working together and we have learned a lot.

To pay back I should do my best on promotion! :)

I uploaded this video on Naver(Korean Google, I must say) and this video got a big hit!

To check click here! if you can read Korean :P

Please leave a comment on my blog or Naver. That will help me a lot! :)

Orlando - National Geographic Magazine

Orlando - National Geographic Magazine

Field trip to tidal power plant!

I'm a design person, not an architect or engineer.

But as you know, you can not survive being good at only one thing unless you're a genius.
and since I'm not a genius designer, I'm trying to look further things beside design.
Daewoo student honorary ambassador offers me this chance to see tidal power plant.

But wait, is there any realation between tidal power plant and design?
well, I'll see.



This is a miniature of `Sihwaho tidal power plant.
It might seems mini, but it's the world's biggest tidal plant.



`Sihwaho' is a big artificial lake.
It took 6 years to be completed. (1988-1994)
People were planning to pull sea water into a lake, and use water for agricultural.
It didn't work out quite well.
Factory sewage and domestic sewage got into the lake, and caused water pollution.
So they changed the plan.



The new plan was building a tidal power plant.

Tidal power, sometimes also called tidal energy, is a form of hydropower that converts the energy of tides into electricity or other useful forms of power.
Although not yet widely used, tidal power has potential for future electricity generation. Tides are more predictable than wind energy and solar power. Historically, tide mills have been used, both in Europe and on the Atlantic coast of North America. The earliest occurrences date from the Middle Ages, or even from Roman times.

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Click here to see How tidal power plants work.

So every visted student had to wear helmet.



I was very impressed the way they show visitors how they work.
They have this whole program for visitors.
They show their construction site and have a room for a short lecture.



This gentleman explained everything about Sihwawho tidal power plant.
He was quite funny! :D
Everyone who work for this plant are very proud of themselves. Which is really respecful.



Every ambassadors were really enthusiastic!
They took lots of pictures and ask many questions.
Most of them are major in architect but not everyone.
It was good to know many different students.
Seems like they enjoy this field trip :)



This is our group, group 3 'Who are we?' lol
One member missing, because of the surgery.
The very left tall guy is our group leader.

Then we went to a huge restaurant next to mud plat,
AND THERE WAS A HUGE ACCIDENT!
well, only for me.

I don't want to explain every detail.
I'll tell you one thing. It was about my tooth, and I had to come back and went to dentist.
So...Unfortunately, I couldn't enjoy whole field trip.
Really sucks :(
I heard rest of them had a lot of fun that day.
But well, Shit happens.
Eventhough I was disappointed, I was very impressed at the same time.
Our chiefs really worried for me and took care of me really well.
I felt like we'd known for many years. Even my friends wouldn't treat me like that.
I felt so lucky to get to know people from Daewoo EnC and Brain league.
I can't thank them enough.

This was our very first field trip.
There's gonna be more and more.
And we are working on new project. We're making UCC!
Every group make UCC and compete for the prize.
I'll post about it soon. Sooooo exciting! :)