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Where you can find articles providing actionable information on topics related to remote engagement & co-creation as well as values-based and sustainability-oriented innovation.
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High Fidelity: Voice-only conversations on a map
Join me for another tool tip for designing meaningful formats for online engagement and interaction.
This week, we will use spatial audio and a customizable map and point out two ways to use it for your workshop, event, seminar, …
How to have an idea
Everybody talks about ideas and innovation. But what do they really mean?
This is the start of a video series taking a look at these concepts to offer understandable explanations and actionable advice
The topics I write about originate from the following thought process:
The first step of this support is sharing my knowledge here.
More ARticles & Videos:
Ideation is fueled by creativity – unless our brains block us in a misguided effort to protect
The first stage of creating something new is ususally a phase where we generate and share ideas. But there are a few mental blocks, that can hinder us here. Learn more about three common ones and how to get past them in this video series.
Explore 2d environments & interact with your colleagues via spatial video online
Testing one of my favourite tools for video chat online: Topia.io, where you can create & customize beautifully drawn maps for a variety of applications; embed links, slides audio or videos within the map to tailor it to your own applications
Tool Test: gather.town
A tool test of the website gather.town, where I check out how to create an environment for interacting online. This site uses spatial video & audio in a retro video game aesthetic.
On the challenges of turning offline into online workshops
When I turned my Science-Fiction prototyping workshop into a remote format, I encountered a challenge and learned to give more thought about how to transfer the spatial aspects of a workshop’s design into the digital realm. I also realized that it may not be enough to solely rely on audio, voice and visuals alone to frame a workshop’s atmosphere. Instead it may be helpful to use symbols and cultural elements too.
