I-Open Broadcast Inventory

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Folder: Brainpower
• How Futuring helps us to know what do Now [00:03:20] -- Bruce LaDuke

Question Scientist, Instant Innovation, LLC, shares an introduction to the cycle of
knowledge creation to enterprise development. Bruce offers an overview about
futuring and how knowledge advance helps us to act smarter and see new
opportunities.
• Integral Futuring: a process approach to Knowledge Advance [00:49:32] --
Bruce LaDuke, Question Scientist, Integral Futurist and Mng. Dir., Instant
Innovation LLC, shares an overview of Knowledge Advance.
• Learn your way forward: complexity science in leadership [00:15:29] -- Curt
Lindberg, Chief Learning and Science Officer, Plexus Institute, shares new
insights and guidance for leaders dealing with the approaching "Perfect Storm" of
increasing demand and scarcity of resources in serving communities,
organizations, regions and countries. Curt teaches us how to think about large
systems and from his research in health care, where to focus our next steps.
• Leading and Creating for 21st Century Curriculum [00:07:43] -- David
Deming, President of the Cleveland Institute of Art, talks about leading and
creating toward a sustainable future. David shares his story of preparing for a
Spring 2010 retirement, while with faculty looking ahead to design a future
integrated learning environment for artists buzzing within a renovated, historic
urban facility.
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• Insights in Open Source Economic Development in Regional Economies
[00:40:45] -- Ed Morrison, Economic Policy Advisor at Purdue University and Co-
Founder & Director, The Institute for Open Economic Networks (I-Open), teaches
an introduction to Open Source Economic Development, I-Open Leadership
Retreat, Dec 2008, Newbury, Ohio. Ed incorporates new insights about the shifts
occurring in education, economic, and workforce development with clear
examples of innovation in open networked economies.
• New Models for Content Creation: Page2Pub [00:07:46] -- Guy Paddock,
Social Networking Game Team Lead & Page2Pub, Open Publishing Lab (OPL)
@RIT describes the Page2Pub an innovative publishing tool to aggregate
content from the Internet into a portable, print-ready format. Page2Pub is an
open source software project that OPL hopes will provide others with a platform
for research into this area.
• Closing the Gap on Brainpower: Transforming Regions One Student at a
Time [00:34:46] -- John Zitzner, President, Friends of E Prep Schools in
Cleveland, Ohio, shares a story of transforming education regardless of
circumstance - the first step in revitalizing regional economic sustainability.
• Building Successful Urban Charter Schools [00:03:24] -- John Zitzner,
Founder and President, Friends of E Prep Schools in Cleveland, Ohio, offers his
story of why connecting entrepreneurial zeal to building new models for urban
charter schools is important and what it means to the role of education and
workforce development in regional transformation.
• Stories to Raise All Global Boats [00:45:29] -- Joshua Dysart, American Writer
of Graphic Novels and Comic Books, shares a personal account of his life
exploration seeking harmony, creative and aesthetic integration, and ultimately, a
connection to one human global society. Josh talks about how the maturation of
a creative industry powered by relevance and meaning can plant seeds for a
better global future, and set the stage for collaboration.
• Frontiers of Innovation in Publishing 1 [00:09:30] -- Matthew Bernius, Co-
Director and Researchers Guy Paddock (working on the Page2Pub project) and
Rachael Gootnick (Open Publishing Guide) of the Open Publishing Lab (OPL) at
the Rochester Institute of Technology (RIT), describe how individual interests
drive creative solutions for the future of publishing.
• The Library of the Future [00:03:20] -- Matthew Theobald, Founder, Internet
Search Environment Number (ISEN) and CEO, Internous, discusses the role of
librarians in the future. Drawing from his professional training in Library Science,
Matt describes an exciting future for librarians as the community connectors
between citizens, entrepreneurs, government and organization leaders and
knowledge.
• All Your Databases Belong to You [00:03:49] -- Matthew Theobald, Founder,
Internet Search Environment Number (ISEN) and CEO, Internous, tells us why
databases are the next important application of the Internet. The Database of
Databases means that each of us can access the deep web and custom design
personal databases of information.
• Connect Your Mind with the Body of Knowledge [00:08:02] -- Matthew
Theobald, Founder & CEO, Internous, offers us an introduction to his work in
information science and technology. Matt shares insights into the new
opportunities available to connect to the ocean of knowledge, what he is
passionate about, what he thinks people should be paying attention to, and what
he sees for the future.
• A Database of Databases [00:46:14] -- Matthew Theobald, Founder, Internet
Search Environment Number (ISEN) and CEO, Internous, generously shares his
views on Internous, what it means for people and communities and the new
opportunities to connect to networks, innovation and enterprise.
• Tech Tribes for a Pioneering Culture [00:16:57] -- Matthew Theobald,
Founder, Internet Search Environment Number (ISEN) and CEO, Internous, talks
about how he got started as a student with the idea of creating the "Database of
all Databases" or ISEN- Internet Search Environment Number - and ultimately
building his company, Internous, bringing enormous opportunities for every
individual and organization to not only search the deep web but to create
personalized databases to strengthen individual connectivity and enterprise
opportunity.
• A Brief Introduction to the Open Publishing Guide [00:06:36] -- Rachael
Gootnick, Open Publishing Lab@RIT offers a brief introduction to the Open
Publishing Guide.
• An Introduction to the Business Innovation Factory with Saul Kaplan,
Founder & Chief Catalyst [00:06:39] -- Saul Kaplan, Founder and Chief
Catalyst, Business Innovation Factory in Providence, Rhode Island, shares an
overview of the mission of BIF and why identifying innovators and building
community to address transformative systems change is so important for
solutions in education, health care, and energy.
• Teaching Future Minds Technology [00:19:10] -- Ted Jordan, President,
Funutation Tekademy, teaches young adults about technology, robotics, and
computer software game design. Ted offers advice to students and their parents
about how to prepare for future college enrollment and a career in technology.
Learn about Funutation Tekademy at http://www.funutation.com
Folder: Innovating Networks
• Anita Campbell, CEO, Small Business Trends [00:01:25] -- Meet Anita

Campbell, an online publisher and leader in Northeast Ohio's small business and
entrepreneurship networks. Anita shares what she is passionate about, where
she sees next opportunities, and how she focuses her work.

• Small Business: the Hidden Economy [01:19:49] -- Anita Campbell, CEO,
Small Business Trends, shares her insights and perspectives into what really
makes regions and communities tick in this in-depth view of the value
entrepreneurs and small businesses bring to local and national markets, why she
feels they're overlooked, and how this leadership network generates a flow of
commerce for the future of America and global enterprise.
• Complexity Science: Science of the 21st Century [00:43:07] -- Curt Lindberg,
Chief Learning and Science Officer, Plexus Institute shares is insights about the
role of complex systems in communities and countries today. Learn more about
the work in health care around the world.
• Networks: Weaving People, Ideas and Projects [00:20:32] -- June Holley,
Network Weaver provides an introduction for leaders in community, industry and
organizations. June talks about where to start to make positive change in your
work, life and where you live.
• Collaboration Accelerates Creative Innovation [00:02:52] -- Melissa Daubert,
Experience Artist, Cleveland, Ohio, talks about the value of collaborating in the
fields of fine art and digital technologies to access knowledge and know-how to
create something new together, and to innovate for unexpected enterprise
results.
• Pascal Marmier, Director, Consul, swissnex Boston, Consulate of
Switzerland [00:50:32] -- shares insights and innovations about how swissnex
Boston strengthens transcontinental entrepreneurship by building innovation
networks, quality connected place, sharing Brainpower, and encouraging
dialogue and inclusion.
• Swarm Creativity: Working together and being part of One World [00:27:36]
-- Peter Gloor, Research Scientist, MIT Center for Collective Intelligence talks
about COINS - Collaborative Innovation Networks, Swarm Creativity and Cool
Farming. Peter has created software to map innovation in networks and
collaborative behaviors. In this interview you will learn how to be not a Star, but a
Galaxy!
• Swarm Creativity: At the heart of it all [00:08:18] -- Peter Gloor, Research
Scientist, MIT talks about COINS - Collaborative Innovation Networks. Peter
shares his insights into the value people and new ideas bring to solving the big
problems of the world. He describes what is important to him as a global leader
in technology and how his passions have lead to new discoveries in creativity
and innovation.
• Collaborative Health Care Improving Systems Service Delivery [00:29:46] --
Dr. Peter Margolis, M.D., Ph.D. talks about his work in collaborative medicine as
Co-Director of the Center for Health Care Quality at Cincinnati Children's Hospital
Medical Center. He shares an overview of his work in the last twenty years to
improve quality systems health care delivery for children.

• Incubating Innovation in Education, Economic, and Workforce
Development [00:28:47] -- Saul Kaplan, Founder and Chief Catalyst, Business
Innovation Factory in Providence, Rhode Island, talks about his rich experience
and work identifying innovators, building networks and community for new
systems to implement new solutions in education, health care, and energy.
• Social Network Analysis 1997 – 2007 Valdis Krebs Part 1 Defrag
Conference 2007 [00:58:40] -- Valdis Krebs, network software and analysis
consultant, presents Part 1 of an overview of 20 years of Network Analysis at the
I-Open Defrag conference, hosted at Lorain County Community College, Ohio,
2007. Video courtesy of Steve Petti, New Image Media, Inc., Cleveland, Ohio.
• Social Network Analysis 1997 – 2007 Valdis Krebs Part 2 Defrag
Conference 2007 [00:54:06] -- Valdis Krebs, network software and analysis
consultant, presents Part 1 of an overview of 20 years of Network Analysis at the
I-Open Defrag conference, hosted at Lorain County Community College, Ohio,
2007. Video courtesy of Steve Petti, New Image Media, Inc., Cleveland, Ohio.
• A Conversation about Networks with Valdis Krebs [00:27:59] -- Insights from
Valdis Krebs: Networks of Corruption, Employment Networks, and Innovations in
Network Research.
• Network Research Insights [00:08:20] -- Valdis Krebs, network software and
analysis consultant, talks about how the idea of mapping networks got started,
and the unusual opportunities available now for this growing, multidisciplinary,
emergent field of theoretical and practical research.
• Building Employment Networks [00:10:17] -- Valdis Krebs, network software
and analysis consultant, shares his insights into how to think about and build
networks for productive employment opportunities, going beyond popular social
networking for numbers.
• Learning from Networks of Corruption [00:10:14] -- Valdis Krebs, network
software and analysis consultant, shares his insights into the architecture of
corruption networks and identifies lessons to build networks for positive change.
• I-Open Leadership Retreat: Networks, Valdis Krebs 1 Dec 3-5, 2009
[00:19:10]
• I-Open Leadership Retreat: Networks, Valdis Krebs 2 Dec 3-5, 2009
[01:01:25]
Folder: Quality, Connected Places
• Pass it on: Lessons in Giving [00:19:05] -- David Deming, Sculptor and

President of the Cleveland Institute of Art, talks about giving from the depths of
your humanity -- share your stories life's gifts come to those who create.
• Leadership and Design for an Integrated World [00:64:28] -- David Deming,
Sculptor and President of the Cleveland Institute of Art

• The Magic of Doing [00:08:29] -- David Deming, Sculptor and President of the
Cleveland Institute of Art, shares a personal conversation about the value of
social connectivity, working with ambiguity, and the magic of embracing
creativity, and just doing. These are important lessons and insights that can be
applied to being more creative and building new enterprise in our complex,
changing economic environment today.
• A Renewal of Culture [00:36:30] --F. Christopher Reynolds, High School
French teacher, Berea, Ohio, adjunct Professor in Creativity Studies, Ashland
University, Ashland, Ohio, musician and songwriter of 15 CD's, traditional healer
with a sweat lodge and sacred pipe, and Master's degree in Rites of Passage in
Post Modern Philosophy, is passionate about "waging creativity" - to nurture that
which is growing forth from the land, to help things to be born, instead of
destroying things. His art movement, http://www.urrealist.com, teaches others
how to bring forth what's best in people.
• A Renewal of Culture: an introduction [00:06:38] -- F. Christopher Reynolds
• Sacred Conversations: The People in Government [00:05:01] -- Gloria Ferris,
Civic Leader and Blogger, shares her insights into the value of citizens and
government engaging in conversations to share knowledge and build smarter,
more transparent democracy.
• Collaborate, Support and Affirmative Networks [00:05:01] -- Gloria Ferris,
Civic Leader and Blogger talks about the importance of behaving in ways that
build trust and respect when working together to build community and enterprise
projects.
• The Village: A Microcosm Economy of Culture [00:19:35] -- Melissa Daubert,
Experience Artist, Cleveland, Ohio, provides a tour of "The Village" a collection of
architectural structures from her experience living in Zimbabwe; figures provide a
larger view of cultural norms and embody what is important to people, the
community, and the economic way of life with investments residing in health
care, education, environment, commerce, gender equality and empowerment of
women, and basic daily living needs.
• Introduction to swissnex Boston [00:04:03] -- Pascal Marmier, Director,
Consul, swissnex Boston, Consulate of Switzerland, builds transglobal networks
to strengthen innovation and commerce. In this interview you'll learn why and
how swissnex Boston builds open, neutral spaces to strengthen local networks
for enterprise collaboration, and connect to a larger world of commerce and
industry.
• Peter Gloor, Research Scientist, at MIT's Center for Collective Intelligence,
shares his excitement about the inaugural COINS 2009 Conference Oct 8 -
11, 2009. The conference was hosted by the Savannah College of Art & Design
(SCAD) and co-sponsored with MIT's Center for Collective Intelligence and
Wayne State University's School of Engineering. The conference focused on the

value creativity and collaboration brings to the emerging Science of
Collaboration.
• Creating the right space to foster a spirit of innovation [00:09:58] -- Dr.
Thomas J Allen, Margaret MacVicar Faculty Fellow, Howard W. Johnson
Professor of Management, Emeritus, MIT Sloan School of Management, talks
about his seminal research documenting the value of companies and people
working in close proximity to nurture innovation. Tom Allen's work formulated the
idea of the Allen Curve, a simple understanding that the closer people and
companies are located the more cross-fertilization of ideas, network building,
talent exchange, and enterprise results.
Folder: Dialogue and Inclusion
• Generate better futures: focus on the present [00:06:50] -- Curt Lindberg,

Chief Learning and Science Officer at the Plexus Institute, shares his
understanding of the role complexity science plays in our world today in this
introduction to complexity science and positive deviance. Curt tells an interesting
story about 'The Palmer Method" and how small creative actions lead to large
positive change in our world today. By constantly paying attention to what is
working now and making the changes, communities and organizations can
continually align our knowledge and our resources to remain resilient and
sustainable.
• Creating Small Actions for Profound Change [00:22:15] -- Curt Lindberg,
Chief Learning and Science Officer, Plexus Institute, teaches leaders to make
large change by encouraging small actions. Curt shares research insights about
complexity science informed by working with healthcare nurses and doctors
combating MRSA across the globe, the Plexus strategy for research, insights into
new opportunities for research investigation, and how the interactions of social
networks create a different and unique picture of every culture.
• The Graphic Novel Gone Digital: global storytelling [00:42:09] -- Daniel
Goldman, pioneer in digital storytelling and distribution, designs comics in the
long form of graphic novels. Dan talks about how he builds industry innovation
networks with digital tools and online platforms to share and explore new stories
with a connected world of readers.
• Comics: Storytelling for Cultural Imperatives [00:03:14] -- Joshua Dysart,
American comic book writer, asks for a strong, intelligent, diverse global debate
on the individual vs. the collective - to address humanity's integration with each
other and the natural environment.
• The Prosperity in Conversation [00:03:38] -- Gloria Ferris, Civic Leader and
Blogger, talks about the valuable knowledge in conversations that enables
people to stand on the shoulders of others, to share knowledge, and improve the
circumstances of all.
• The Wisdom in Listening [00:02:04] -- Gloria Ferris, Civic Leader and Blogger,
describes the ability to listen as the most valuable piece in learning. It's what we
learn in conversation from each other that we can then take away and share with
others.
• Finding the All in Government [00:05:00] -- Gloria Ferris, Civic Leader and
Blogger, shares her insights from experience working with citizens and
government leaders about the importance of loosing the aspect of
competitiveness in government between political representatives, citizens, and
communities.
• The Value of Citizens in Government [00:04:25] -- Gloria Ferris, Civic Leader
and Blogger, shares her insights from experience working with citizens and
government leaders by asking an important question of government leaders:
"How can citizens be brought to regional planning table at the very start of
planning?"
• COINS 2009 Conference [00:08:43] -- Peter Gloor, Research Scientist, at MIT's
Center for Collective Intelligence, shares his excitement about the upcoming
inaugural Oct 8 - 11, 2009 conference convened at the Savannah College of Art
& Design (SCAD) and co-sponsored with MIT's Center for Collective Intelligence
and Wayne State University's School of Engineering. The conference focus is to
broaden our understanding of the value creativity and collaboration brings to the
emerging Science of Collaboration.
Folder: Branding Stories
• Branding Stories: digital platforms creating exponential business shifts

[00:07:07] -- Dan Goldman, writer, author and artist, shares insights how we tell
the important stories of human culture, in a heightened art form - something we
can only accomplish by working together connecting the creative innovation of
many.
• The hardest work of all: A story of connection, passion and love [00:16:09]
-- Dan Goldman, writer and graphic novel artist, describes the most fundamental
work that must be addressed when working within systems of open networks, is
to understand who you are. Dan describes the importance of developing a strong
sense of self - and how recognizing this life long pursuit is critical to creativity.
Core personal values help us to understand our place in the world as human
beings and will determine our personal resilience and ultimate ability to share
and recognize new opportunities.
• Transforming Regions One Student at a Time [00:02:24] -- John Zitzner,
President, Friends of E Prep Schools in Cleveland, Ohio, shares a story of
transforming education regardless of circumstance - the first step in revitalizing
regional economic sustainability. Learn more about this award winning
educational model at E City.
• An Introduction to the Open Publishing Lab @RIT [00:03:48] -- Matt Bernius,
Co-Director & Researcher of the Open Publishing Lab (OPL) at the Rochester
Institute of Technology in Rochester, NY. talks about the sea changes happening
across the publishing industry and how OPL@RIT is responding by
strengthening creativity and innovation with Open Source approaches to
empower individuals, businesses, and communities.
• The Future of Publishing: New models for Content Creation [00:17:47] --
Matt Bernius, Co-Director of the Open Publishing Lab (OPL), at the Rochester
Institute of Technology, in Rochester, NY, talks about new models of innovation
in publishing and content creation serving the future of publishing. Learn about
these three innovative models of student led teamwork and cross-campus inter-
disciplinary collaboration.
• New Models for Content Creation: the Open Publishing Guide [00:14:18] --
Rachael Gootnick, Project Lead and Designer of Open Publishing Guide, Open
Publishing Lab (OPL) @RIT describes the Open Publishing Guide, an important
tool for civic leaders and their communities, organizations, and government to
strengthen information sharing in education, economic, and workforce
development.
Folder: Open Conversations
• Futuring: The Knowledge-Question Cycle and Getting to Enterprise

[01:01:57 Recorded Fri Jul 10 21:37:07 EDT 2009] -- Guest Bruce LaDuke,
Question Scientist, Integral Futurist and Managing Director, Instant Innovation,
LLC. In this open conversation you'll learn how knowledge affects what we know,
how we think about the future and how to identify unforeseen enterprise
opportunities before us.


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Broadcast Inventory - On-Demand Folders

• How Futuring helps us to know what do Now [00:03:20] -- Bruce LaDuke

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Folder: Innovating Networks

• Anita Campbell, CEO, Small Business Trends [00:01:25] -- Meet Anita

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Folder: Quality, Connected Places

• Pass it on: Lessons in Giving [00:19:05] -- David Deming, Sculptor and

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Folder: Dialogue and Inclusion

• Generate better futures: focus on the present [00:06:50] -- Curt Lindberg,

Folder: Branding Stories

• Branding Stories: digital platforms creating exponential business shifts

Folder: Open Conversations

• Futuring: The Knowledge-Question Cycle and Getting to Enterprise

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