make-it presentation at maker faire rome 2016
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MAKE-IT: understanding and experimenting
collective awareness platforms for thegovernance of Maker initiatives
Maker Faire Rome 2016
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Massimo [email protected]
Tomas [email protected]
David [email protected]
Jeremy [email protected]
Arnoud de [email protected]
Bart [email protected]
Troels [email protected]
Elisabeth [email protected]
Helin [email protected]
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The consortium
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Objective
The overall objective of theMAKE-IT project is to understandthe role of Collective Awareness Platforms (CAPS) inenabling the growth and governance of the Makermovement, particularly in relation to using and creating social innovations and achieving sustainability. The results ofthis research will help to understand the uses and impactsof CAPS in different contexts, as well as of the Makermovement itself.
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Questions
● How can Maker communities achieve sustainability andorganize themselves?
● What do Maker participants do, and how do theybehave?
● What value do they create, and how does this benefitsociety?
● How can we help their governance, their impact andsustainability?
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Framework
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Approach
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Work Packages
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1. Case studies
1. Fab Lab Barcelona (Spain)
2. Mini Maker Faire Tartu (Estonia)
3. HappyLab (Austria)
4. Fab Lab Zagreb (Croatia)
5. DTI ecosystem (Denmark)
6. Arduino (Italy)
7. Smart Bending Factory (Netherlands)
8. Dezentrale Dortmund (Germany)
9. Fab Lab Zagreb (Croatia)
10. HRW Fab Lab (Germany)
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2. Technology scenarios
We investigate the state-of-the-art of:
1. Information and Communication Technology (ICT) andrelated applications developed and/or used by CAPS
2. Maker technology developed and/or used by Makers.This will include the relationships and mutualcomplementary of the two.
3. Furthermore, we develop forward scenarios and awatching brief of these two technology areas and howthey are used by CAPS and Maker communities bothrespectively and in combination.
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3. Action research
As opposed to classical analytical research, action research can solve current practical problems whilst at the same timefurthering our scientific knowledge through a reflectiveprocess of working with practitioners.
We will adopt two approaches to action research:
1. knowledge transfer through sharing and discussions inorder to help solve problems and
2. implementing CAPS-technology enhancements as anactive and reflective process of working together withmaker communities.
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Stakeholders
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Questions (for you)
● What is your experience regarding the issues related tothe governance and collaborative behaviours in theMaker movement?
● What is your experience regarding the issues related tothe impact of the Maker movement?
● Regarding to governance, collaborative behaviours andimpact, what do you expect will be the contribution ofMAKE-IT to the Maker movement?
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Thank you.
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