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Mobile apps, the outdoors and social media
- 1. MOBILE APPS, THE OUTDOORS AND SOCIAL MEDIA Phil Sorrell @socialhiking
- 3. “Social media is user generated conten that is shared over the internet via technologies that promote engagement sharing and collaboration” Source: thesocialmediaguide.com
- 4. Mobile Sharing – Early Days Source: Wikipedia.org (by Asim18)
- 5. Mobile Sharing – Today Source: Photos from Wikipedia.org (iPhone by Zach Vega, Galaxy Nexus by Laihiu, Motorola Xoom by Civa61). HTML5 logo from www.w3.org.
- 6. What Do You Use?
- 7. Social Media Explained Outdoors Example? Twitter: I have reached the summit of Ben Nevis Foursquare: I have checked into ‘Ben Nevis Peak’ Twitpic: The view from the top of Ben Nevis Facebook: I like Ben Nevis Bambuser: A panorama video from Ben Nevis Audioboo: Me talking about Source: Unknown (original possibly from happyplace.com) climbing Ben Nevis
- 8. There is an app for that ™
- 9. Sharing Apps Example 1: Audioboo Source: audioboo.com
- 10. Sharing Apps Example 2: Bambuser Source: bambuser.com
- 11. Navigation and Mapping Apps Example: ViewRanger Source: viewranger.com
- 12. Augmented Reality Apps Example: peak.AR Source: peakar.salzburgresearch.at
- 13. Information Apps Photo Apps Utility Apps Example: Met Office Example: HDR Camera+ Example: Power Contr Source: metoffice.gov.uk Source: Google Play Store Source: Google Play Store
- 14. Joining The Dots Sources: Twitter & Twitpic (photos by Jilly Sherlock)
- 15. Joining The Dots Source: findmespot.com & wikipedia.org (Zach Vaga) Source: Twitpic (by Jilly Sherlock), Lee Hughes & 360fokbringa.hu
- 17. What Social Hiking Does LIVE LOCATION ViewRanger SPOT InstaMapper Others LIVE MEDIA HISTORIC LOCATION HISTORIC MEDIA
- 19. ANY QUESTIONS? shareyouradventure.com @socialhiking facebook.com/socialhiking