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Live of #RGCS2019 symposium

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18:14

Roundtable about Creative cities and co-creation led by Montserrat Pareja-Eastaway (University of Barcelona)

https://www.facebook.com/collspaces/posts/607252519727713?__xts__[0]=68.ARAx2KpZR3FOoVIxW0lUuQb0dTBz7i_H5KKX2pDIp9QRyIimLFIvh1FJLB2T55NF_oeo4QV4OjOJ8C94Gr0GGtqfSTpXVP9M_RvXRmAg0wjOlxtqlXGmyYyDriUnVMNAwd3OmNMRAKYxaPSIw5j36rddKw7uVZX9AXM4nKVJPxSPrz9XhSeNUHeV9XkEPwR8_KCZlD8MWVLQgsoZtVwPRxNcJGPd9rIYJPgBplPsDcXZKjcZ1XCsf-H-pJppmWrkBlsbdjrEX-Y92CtxsbjgQfZGx3gd2xyD6JoMn_8XqG4M4dJoI0YMR5V0z4h5OOR4Oyj4aDnxY8xTDsYlrUx6Yanw8hfEfkyIKdLMZcz552pqEm4Ti4GFJA&__tn__=-UC-R

 

16:55

And in a very interesting way of answering Q&A, a spontaneous roundtable

L’image contient peut-être : personnes assises, table et intérieur

16:30

The last four presentations of our Day-1

15:44

Héloïse Berkowitz‏ presenting one of her work about Surrealism and research, which led to deeper discussion about academia

15:36

A brief overview of what OWEE (more information in our 2nd white paper) is and how it started in Barcelona in 2016 and about Berlin 2017 and about a phenomenological narrative or an embodied narrative temporalities based on Ricoeur and Merleau-Ponty.

2nd white paper

15:24

 

"Comparing teaching methods kn a University of the third age according to a phenomenological view" by Andrea Resca, with Andrea Benetti#RGCS2019 @collspaces

— Héloïse Berkowitz (@calamityloise) 14 janvier 2019

We are used to Dead Poet Society at RGCS 😉

 => 3 years ago in Berlin =>

15:02

Oh gosh that's my turn... strangely, I would still be able to blog... Is it magic?? 🙂

University library at PSL University of Paris Dauphine

14:54

3rd session in Aula Magna

13:25

Last but not least for this morning: Sabine Carton, coordinator of RGCSGrenoble

Next job for this new website:

Integrating Coworking Library inside the publication page!

Working on it 😉

But go check the library or submit your research papers!

Random tweets of our session speakers

13:03

Bastian Lange, coordinator of RGCSBerlin, presents his work, now! Launching interesting questions and discussions:

 =>

12:46

After a very interesting keynote this morning, Andreea Gorbatai offers us a Pecha Kucha about makers and sharing

12:33

What you know from earth paradise? What locals know about them: homeless and poverty and communities working to help

"Social-return Coworking & Community Currencies: Increasing Inclusion and Diversity within Social Innovation Communities for Community-based Socio- economic Development" presented by Anne Heslinga, Paras Pitafi & Sivhuang Lay

12h21

Next presentation:

12h10

Back to work 🙂

And we start here with Alicja Koperska who was our video maker during #collday2017!! So happy to hear about her work

11h30

Time for coffee break 🙂

 

11h10

#RGCS2019 second debate of the first sessions

L’image contient peut-être : 3 personnes, personnes assises et intérieur

10h32

Start of the first debate / Q&A about space and urbanism with Lucie and Arthur

start debate

10h23

Presentation of Arthur Sarazin

Enriched with our Google Docs and Framapad for those following us accross time and space 😉

Open data ecosystems: what models to co-create service innovations in smart cities?, Arthur Sarazin, Carine Dominguez-Péry & Khaled Bouabdallah

  • data produced within the urban space changes the form of the ecosystem : how is the structure of stakeholders coordination shaped in response?
  • the level of analysis seems very different in online communities like wikipedia, and cities, I think this is something you need to somehow address
  • why only the public entities’ vision? what about addressing SDG (Sustainable Development Goals)
  • Why using design science research?

10h14

Researchers are engaged in many interesting subjects to "be the change we are looking for" (Andreea Gorbatai from UCBerkeley) (and I think this is gonna be my moto for the rest of the 2019 year!)

1st presentation beyond the walls... ! @LCortambert about production of space in the city for homeless people #solidarity

https://www.facebook.com/collspaces/photos/a.607049723081326/607049889747976/?type=3&theater

 

10h07

Not so late from the beginning 🙂 let's pecha kucha!

Go go go for research #pechakucha about #coworking #makerspace #fablab #incubator #city #RGCS2019

09h59

"We are the change we are looking for" Can't agree more with Andreea Gorbatai (UCBerkeley)

#RGCS2019 "we are the change we are looking for" thank you Andreea Gorbatai #Makers #coworking #FutureOfWork @collspaces pic.twitter.com/A1G8GpGeQi

— Aurore Dandoy (@AuroreDandoy) 14 janvier 2019

L’image contient peut-être : 1 personne, debout et intérieur

09h22

Starting the conference with a keynote from Andreea Gorbatai from UC Berkeley#RGCS2019

— Héloïse Berkowitz (@calamityloise) 14 janvier 2019

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What is RGCS ?

RGCS is both an alternative learned society, a think tank and an immaterial maker space about and for new work practices. Collaborative communities and collaborative movements (coworkers, makers, hackers, DIY) are both a research object and a lever to transform work practices.

Since late 2016, the network co-produces a new research method (Open Walked Event-Based Experimentations) aiming at transforming jointly academic and entrepreneurial work practices. This method aims at becoming a #commons for academics and entrepreneurs involved in it (e.g. with a sharing of the symbolic capital of impact and citations).

JOCO

Journal of Openness, Commons & Organizing (JOCO) is affiliated to the Research Group on Collaborative Spaces (RGCS) and shares the values of open and citizen sciences. Its ambition is interdisciplinary, with contributions from fields such as management, organization studies, innovation studies, organizational sociology, urban sociology, economic geography, anthropology, political sciences, philosophy, psychology.

More about JOCO

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