1. Resources
1.1. Platforms and resources for meta-media
1.1.1. Wordpress or metacademy
1.1.2. Scribd
1.1.3. Slideshare
1.1.4. Prezi
1.1.5. Pearltree
1.1.6. Flickr
1.1.7. Vimeo
1.1.8. YouTube
1.1.8.1. anotations
1.1.8.2. playlists
1.1.8.3. online ediiting
1.1.9. Facebook
1.1.10. Twitter
1.1.11. Popcorn.webmaker
1.1.12. Canvas
1.1.12.1. App
1.1.13. Cinegram
1.1.14. Vine
1.1.15. AR.
1.1.16. Guardrigram
1.1.17. Mindmeister
1.1.18. skype
1.1.19. waterwheel
2. We need
2.1. Networking as creation and reflexion
2.2. We are hosts and peers
3. Artists and practices
3.1. Documents evidence
3.1.1. Scouting search all formats
3.1.1.1. Works
3.1.1.2. Written material/programs and reviews
3.1.1.3. interviews
3.1.1.3.1. Theory of the artists Story/ rational
3.1.1.4. Notations/ scores Creative tools Methodologies
3.1.1.5. Collaborators and students Anecdotes
4. Theory/performance studies
4.1. Specialist
5. Meta-mediation
5.1. Connectivist
5.1.1. Plus
6. important references
6.1. Hackers journalism
6.1.1. http://23.21.180.28/mediashift/2013/05/coding-for-the-future-the-rise-of-hacker-journalism
6.2. trasnmedia storytelling
6.2.1. http://henryjenkins.org/2011/08/defining_transmedia_further_re.html
6.2.2. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transmedia_storytelling
6.3. embodied and distributed cognition
6.3.1. Andy Clark
6.3.2. Evan Thomposn
6.4. Connectivist MOOC
6.5. Network as art Bazzichelli
6.6. The Inner Life of Video Spheres
7. We need
7.1. Networking as creation and reflexion
7.2. We are hosts and peers
7.3. decide about pools of artists
7.4. documentation model
7.5. Resources on new media and theory Shorts
8. Descriptive and prescriptive frames
8.1. Mind/body/environment
8.2. Transmission/memory/training
8.3. Imagination/methods/composition
8.4. Political bodies /disciplinary/formats/conditions
9. Cloud Methodologies or specific affordances Individual and collaborative
9.1. Video Playlists
9.2. Video annotation
9.3. Video hyper linking
9.4. Image , text and data mashup
9.5. Blogging, micro blogging, video blogging and micro vlogging
9.6. Image aggregation
9.7. Combinatorial, assamblages and linkages
9.7.1. Networked
9.7.2. Mashed up
9.8. Networked visualization
9.8.1. Pearl tree
9.8.2. Central and collateral narratives
9.8.3. Textexture
9.9. Mind maps
9.10. Portable and cloud editing
9.11. Tagging and word clouds
10. Affordances of online environments
10.1. Portability and cloud production
10.2. Data flows/Composit RSS API Dinamic
10.3. Context aware and locative
10.4. Performative Sampled/Repurposing/reenacted
10.4.1. Media data mashup
10.5. Sinchronous and/ or asynchronous
10.5.1. Social and collaborative
10.5.2. Rich image and media. Video
10.5.2.1. Thickness data rich
10.6. Data base/relational
10.7. Writable lean forward
10.7.1. LFL lean forward learning
10.8. Engineered boundary architecture
10.8.1. Participation
10.8.1.1. Collective
10.8.1.2. Individual
10.8.2. Openness
10.8.2.1. P2P
10.8.2.2. Economy
10.8.2.2.1. Open source free culture/ Corporate
10.8.2.2.2. Public
10.8.2.2.3. Private
10.8.3. Collaboration
10.8.3.1. Co authorship
10.8.3.2. Open lisences
10.9. Granularity and relational Tagged
10.9.1. Agggregation/Harvesting produced by others
11. Knowledge
11.1. Reseach
11.2. Make
11.3. Report
11.4. Document
11.5. Represent
11.6. Expressions
11.7. Knowledge instances
11.7.1. networked media production
11.7.2. interactive
11.7.3. data rich
11.7.4. grammars
11.7.4.1. semantic relationships
11.7.5. linkages
11.7.5.1. information visualization
11.7.5.2. categorical organization
11.7.5.2.1. tagging
11.7.6. media
11.7.6.1. data
11.7.6.2. information
11.7.6.2.1. context related media
11.7.6.3. visualizations
11.7.6.4. sociality