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29-30 September 2014 The Open University London Campus, United Kingdom

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29-30 September 2014 The Open University London Campus, United Kingdom

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Seattle  Community  Network,  1994  —  Directions  and  Implications  of  Advanced  Computing  (CPSR),  1987  —  2008  (?)  Online  Deliberation  (e-­‐Liberate)  Pattern  Language  work  (Liberating  Voices)  The  Civic  Intelligence  Research  and  Action  Laboratory  (CIRAL)  Boeing  Advanced  Technology  Center  The  Evergreen  State  College    Books  or  articles:  Participatory  Design,  New  Community  Networks,  Shaping  the  Network  Society,  Liberating  Voices:  A  Pattern  Language  for  Communication  Revolution,  Creating  the  World  Citizen  Parliament.  

I’d  like  to  be  involved  in  collaborative  action  and  research  projects  around  developing,  growing,  evolving  social  (animated?)  networks  that  advance  civic  intelligence.  

Douglas  Schuler  

Evil  Twin  

Civic  intelligence  is  the  capacity  of  small  and  large  groups  to  address  shared  problems  equitably  and  efficiently.  

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Panayotis AntoniadisSenior researcher, PhD in Computer Science

Background

Engineering, distributed systems, peer-to-peer economics,

human computer interaction, social software, urban studies,

community informatics, interdisciplinarity

the right to the hybrid city

thinking outside the Internet

the value of diversity

participatory design and social learning

purposeless information sharing

photo: flickr.com/panayotis/

complementarity

ownership

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Maurizio Teli PhD, Research Fellow - Department of Information Engineering and Computer Science

“Technology is society made durable” (Latour)

Background Past: The Politics of Free Software, Science and Technology Studies, Participatory Design Present: Public and Participatory Design, Digital Commons, Peer Production, Critical Theory

Expectations §  To mingle, create connections able to generate really effective projects (beyond

publishing), build something worth at the international level §  Be part of a group of people who is willing to actually study and change the

world

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George Pór Director, CommunityIntelligence Ltd.

“None of us can be free until all of us are!”

Inspirations Past: CI, Knowledge Ecology, Online Facilitation Research, VirComm Design

Present: Collaborative Leadership, Collective Awareness & Self-Reflexivity, CI Enhancenment Lab (CIEL), Collective Wisdom, Generative Action Research, Global Brain, Pattern Language, Serious Games, Tools 4 Evolutionary Impact

Expectations •  Connect with people working on 3 levels of evolutionary transformation:

personal, communal/organisational, planetary •  Find “co-conspirators” for using our own medicine for boosting the CI of

the field of CI4CG itself, by the right combo of social, inner, and electronic technologies

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Andrea L. Kavanaugh, PhD Senior Research Scientist Center for Human-Computer Interaction Virginia Tech, Blacksburg, VA USA ”Only connect” – E.M. Forster, Howards End

Background Past: Communication, International Development, Urban Informatics

Present: Communication Behavior and Effects, Social Computing, Civic Engagement, A Kavanaugh Homepage, Virtual Town Square, Integrated Digital Events Archive and Library

Expectations •  Learn more about state of knowledge in deliberation and engagement •  Make progress on community building and writing project with this group

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Paolo Torroni PhD, Assistant Professor Microdebates

“People are good at arguing – let’s put arguments at work for the common good”

Background Past: Logic Programming & Multi-Agent Systems, SOCS project (FP5)

Present: Intersections between Computer and Social Sciences, Online Debate, Argumentation, Collective Intelligence, epolicy-project.eu (FP7)

Expectations •  Meet likeminded people, enjoy diversity, help others, make a difference,

innovate, get out of my comfort zone •  Exchange views on the role argumentation can have in supporting collective

intelligence for the common good and enlarging citizen participation

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Ivana Quinto PhD, Research Fellow University of Naples Federico II

“Talent wins games, but teamwork and intelligence wins championships”    

Michael  Jordan

Background Past: decision-making, Web 2.0 collaborative technologies, argumentation tools

Present: Open Innovation, online deliberation, Collective Intelligence, Argumentation technology

Expectations •  Meet interesting people, learn new things, enjoy diversity, start new

collaborations, give support to others •  Be part of a community that wants to develop and test technologies to

support Collective Intelligence

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George Gkotsis PhD, Research Associate Community-based Question Answering

“the divisions of the universe are not the same as the divisions of the university”

Background Past: Hypertext & Hypermedia engineering, argumentation & collaboration support

Present: Semantic Web, data & information extraction, knowledge discovery

Expectations •  Meet people with similar background, exchange ideas about research,

explore collaboration possibilities

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Anna De Liddo PhD, Research Fellow Collective intelligence Infrastructures

“The secret of good work is having nice people to work with!”

Background Past: Urban Planning, Participatory Design, Knowledge Media

Present: Crowdsourcing, Online Deliberation, Collective Sensemaking, Argumentation; catalyst-fp7.eu and edv-project.net projects

Expectations •  Meet likeminded people, enjoy diversity, help others, make a difference,

innovate, get out of my comfort zone •  Be part of a community that wants to design and use technologies to

support collective sensemaking and enlarge citizen participation

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Grazia Concilio PhD, Assistant professor Living Labs and Urban Innovation

“Be the change you want to see in the world” (Gandhi)

Background Past: Urban Planning, Collective decision making, e-governance

Present: Urban Living labs, Socio/digital innovation, Smart Cities and Collaborative Services, Periphéria and MyNeighbourhood EU Projects

Expectations •  Be part of a wide action/research network where learning

together by experimenting together •  Make the difference; create impacts; synergize

differences towards similar visions

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Francesco Molinari Independent Researcher and Policy Advisor Living Labs and Participatory Innovation

“Each man's life touches so many other lives. When he isn't around he leaves an

awful hole, doesn't he?”

Background Past: Banking and Finance, Territorial Development, Industrial Renewal, Local Government and Participation

Present: Living Lab research and applications in several domains, from Workplace Learning to Public Service Co-creation, from Socio-Digital Innovation to Technology Policy Redesign and Evaluation

Expectations •  Make new friends J •  Extend my network of professional contacts J J •  Enjoy the pleasure of creative thinking and idea brainstorming with diverse

mindsets and from different points of view J J J

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Dr Andy Williamson Founder, Democratise Governor, The Democratic Society

Background Past: eGovernment, Digital Democracy, Community Informatics, Social Policy, Strategy.

Present: Designing collaborative, active democracies with parliaments, governments and NGOs.

Expectations •  Lots of ideas, lots of passion, lots of inspiration. •  Hoping that my work can help and inspire others.

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Lara Schibelsky Godoy Piccolo Research Associate @ KMi, The Open University Quasi -PhD in HCI @ UNICAMP, Brazil

Past HCI researcher in Digital Inclusion in Brazil E-gov, Accessibility

Expectations

•  Learn from experiences

•  Meet people that also believe we can make the planet a better place to live by means of technology

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Brian Plüss PhD, Research Associate Computational Linguistics

“. . . we may not be sure whose shoulders we are standing on, but we know whose hands we are holding.”

On Whose Shoulders? – Yorick Wilks

Background Past: Computer Science, IT, Dialogue Modelling, Non-Cooperation

Present: Debate Analysis and Visualisation, Argumentation, Citizen Engagement, E-Democracy; edv-project.net

Expectations •  Learn about the challenges and potentials of collective intelligence to solve

all kinds of problems, old and new. •  Be inspired by and (hopefully) inspire others; find many new hands to hold.

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Aldo de Moor PhD, Research Consultant Community Informatics

“Making communities work!!”

Background Past: Academic, Tilburg University, Free University Brussels

Present: Owner CommunitySense, bridging the gap between science and society. Focus: fostering effective collaboration within, between and with communities, collaboration patterns

Expectations •  Research: how to better grow and apply the commons

through combination of online and offline participation? •  Action: build a network of networks

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Peter Day PhD, Senior Lecturer University of Brighton

“partnerships of collective intelligence for collective community problem solving”

Background Past: Community Action, Community Development, Local Politics & Radio

Present: Community Media, Community Learning, Community-based learning, Community Media 4 Kenya partnership & Centres development – Community Radio & ICT Centres (Raspberry Pi)

Expectations •  Meeting up with friends & colleagues, catch-up on what they are doing

after several years, learn from their thinking and activities, challenge myself and reflect critically on the work I’m involved in.

•  Help to develop an exciting community network and refocus the work of the community/collective intelligence/empowerment & ICT discourse

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research approach: action research (several real-life initiatives) research areas •  e-participation, e-democracy, digital citizneship •  social interaction environments, with special attention to civic , grassroots, urban

communities •  online deliberative processes: software tools and design guidelines research questions •  reconsidering democracy in the digital era

can digital technologies - which enabled people protests around the world: •  support citizens and governments productive dialogue •  enable forms of direct participation within the machinery of representative democracy

(cf. Recommendation Rec(2001)19 of the Committee of Ministers to member states on the participation of citizens in local public life)

•  deliberation in distributed organizations “The use of computer communication in coordination ... puts forth a challenge to the very idea of hierarchical organization that pervades our society (Terry Winograd, 1981, unpublished note)

Fiorella De Cindio Department of Computer Science University of Milano resp. Civic Informatics Laboratory (since 1994)

Fiorella De Cindio @ CI4CG Seminar London, Set.2014

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