One Thing

Knowledge & Learning event - BBC Connected Studios
Presented on February 21st 2013

Transcript

1. One Thing Your daily need
3. Every day, something new You are sent a daily present to your One Thing app. It’s a package of text, images, video, sound, animations and puzzles. It’s topically driven from News, events and broadcast, considers what you’ve already done, and mixed lovingly by the hand of BBC editorial curation. It takes about 7 mins to complete.
4. Every day, something new
5. At the end, you answer a question “Tomorrow, do you want something similar or different?” At the end of the beautifully selected and packaged bundle, you tell us what kind of thing you want next. Based on your response to these daily doses, we build an understanding of you, your habits and your interests.
6. At the end, you answer a question
7. The next day, you get another thing Just one thing, mind. And once you’ve completed it, you’re done for the day. Each day, this builds up a list of things you’ve done. When you look back, you feel you’ve achieved something. It’s a record of things you’ve found out, of inspiration and of reference.
8. You can see what you did each day
9. If you want more, there are links
10. So, how could it be built? Broadcast schedule Twitter Current News Zeitgeist Editorial curation DBpedia topics relevant now K&L Guides Recommender User actions Today’s one thing
11. In summary… You get one thing, every day. … a new thing is selected for you for the next day. You say if you want something similar or different. Based on your answers, on what’s in the News, broadcast and events + editorial curation…
12. Thanks for listening We can’t wait to try this out if we get to come back. Jonathan Tweed, MetaBroadcast Kai En Ong, BBC