Design Capitalia + Peer-production generation + Radical Co-creation
Description
Design Capitalia – An Open Source framework for co-futuring
Design Capitalia is an Open Source thinking tool prototype (a tangible and/or digital framework) of over 30 different ‘capitals’ aimed at nurturing alternative economic, social, human, political and environmental opportunities from poly-disciplinary perspectives. Presented by Alastair Fuad-Luke, Aalto University, Finland.
This session will be continued in the workshop Design Capitalia – An Open Source framework for co-futuring (19/09/2012, 16:00:00 h at MAKE meeting room 1).
Emerging Peer-production generation - who, what and why
This presentation describes a peer-production movement, the hackerspace movement, its members and values. Building on previous work on ‘fabbing’, two different sets of results are presented: (1) empirical observations from a longitudinal study of hackerspace participants; and (2) a theoretical description of hacker generations as a larger context in which peer-production can be located. Presented by Jarkko Moilanen, Want3D LLC / University of Tampere, Finland.
Radical Co-creation - Emerging Modes for Open and Critical Design
The presentation describes how collaboration and open knowledge enable emerging modes of radical co-creation, developing transformative solutions and strategies to tackle the challenges of our times. We will discuss the models for open and collaborative process with multiple entry points for participation and the types of open knowledge and understanding required for radical co-creation and critical design. Presented by Ville Tikka.
Session Host
TBC
Presenters
Alastair Fuad-Luke, School of Arts, Design and Architecture, Aalto University, Finland
Jarkko Moilanen, Want3D LLC / University of Tampere, Finland, @kyyberi
Ville Tikka
Bios
Alastair Fuad-Luke: Alastair’s blog can be found at http://window874.com, NODUS http://designresearch.aalto.fi/groups/nodus/
Jarkko Moilanen is co-founder and CTO of Want3D Ltd. Want3D is a leading 3D printing service provider in Finland and a trusted partner in 3D printing and rapid prototyping training and coaching. Jarkko has a Master’s degree in political science from the University of Tampere. Master’s thesis was interdisciplinary combining political and computer science, and discussed different forms of hacktivism and nature of political hackerdom. In 2010 he started as grad student in the same university. PhD research will address emerging trends and practices in peer production and hacker culture. http://want3d.fi
Details
Location: MAKE auditorium
Date & Time: Thur 20th, 14:00-15:30
Target Group: Open designers, designers, social and eco-enterprise managers, co-creatives, municipalities and local authorities, 3D development related / interested managers and developers
Topic Stream: Open Design, Hardware, Manufacturing and Making
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