Citizen Sensing: A Toolkit

TY - GEN

T1 - Citizen Sensing

T2 - A Toolkit

AU - Woods, Melanie

AU - Balestrini, Mara

AU - Bejtullahu, Sihana

AU - Bocconi, Stefano

AU - Boerwinkel, Gijs

AU - Boonstra, Marc

AU - Boschman, Douwe-Sjoerd

AU - Camprodon, Guillem

AU - Coulson, Saskia

AU - Diez, Tomas

AU - Fazey, Ioan

AU - Hemment, Drew

AU - van den Horn, Christine

AU - Ilazi, Trim

AU - Jansen-Dings, Ivonne

AU - Kresin, Frank

AU - McQuillan, Dan

AU - Nascimento, Susana

AU - Pareschi, Emma

AU - Polvora, Alexandre

AU - Salaj, Ron

AU - Scott, Michelle

AU - Seiz, Gui

N1 - This project has been co-funded by the European Commision within the Call H2020 ICT2015 Research and Innovation action. The grant agreement number is 688620.

PY - 2018

Y1 - 2018

N2 - Making Sense, was a European funded H2020 project involving multiple partners across Europe. It was constructed around a group of researchers, activists, artists and designers inspired by the empowerment of citizens using open-source technologies. This book is a compilation of their collective knowledge, successes and failures, offering insights into their research as well as tools methods and inspiration to support new campaigns. It introduces a set of values and guiding principles that is proposed can help any meaningful community action. The core values of which are: empowerment, openness, co-creation and change making. The starting point is a long-standing participation in working with and around open-source culture, new media art, maker culture, community activism and research, all of which foster these values. Over the course of this book, a number of 'Making Sense' campaigns are outlined to give a flavour of how they developed and why. The rich diversity fo the topics addressed in these campaigns, as well as their environmental, political, economic and cultural contexts, are explored in the framework, tools and recommendations that form the bulk of the book.

AB - Making Sense, was a European funded H2020 project involving multiple partners across Europe. It was constructed around a group of researchers, activists, artists and designers inspired by the empowerment of citizens using open-source technologies. This book is a compilation of their collective knowledge, successes and failures, offering insights into their research as well as tools methods and inspiration to support new campaigns. It introduces a set of values and guiding principles that is proposed can help any meaningful community action. The core values of which are: empowerment, openness, co-creation and change making. The starting point is a long-standing participation in working with and around open-source culture, new media art, maker culture, community activism and research, all of which foster these values. Over the course of this book, a number of 'Making Sense' campaigns are outlined to give a flavour of how they developed and why. The rich diversity fo the topics addressed in these campaigns, as well as their environmental, political, economic and cultural contexts, are explored in the framework, tools and recommendations that form the bulk of the book.

UR - http://making-sense.eu/publication_categories/toolkit/

U2 - 10.20933/100001112

DO - 10.20933/100001112

M3 - Other contribution

PB - Making Sense

ER -