Cocreation nowadays has become a buzzword. So how do we differentiate cocreation on a shallow vs. a deep level? Cocreation Foundation founder Jascha Rohr shares his perspective on cocreation and gives a concrete example of how it is used as a cultural technique. We conducted a process for a large home on the countryside for […]
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Der Beitrag An Example of Deep Cocreation (GRP16) erschien zuerst auf Cocreation Foundation.
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Der Beitrag What do we mean by Cocreation? (GRP15) erschien zuerst auf Cocreation Foundation.
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COCREATION (NOUN)[ koˌkrɪˈeɪʃ(ə)n ] [1] a cultural technique to create global solutions in the anthropocene with everyone and everything. [2] in distinction to co-creation as a methodology to include users in the design of products, cocreation describes the fundamental notion that all creation is cocreation: a deep practice and cultural technique, leading participateurs to let
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Developing a landscape of change In order to achieve its mission, the Cocreation Foundation will work towards a global ecology of change, building autonomous but connected structures to enable processes of cocreation. For this end, the Cocreation Foundation will use the “pods & codes”organisational framework: a transparent, agile and collaborative approach for cocreative organisations. Activities of
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OUR CHALLENGE IS TO COCREATE THE WORLD WE ALL DREAM ABOUT.NOW. The number of humans living on the earth is rapidly growing. According to the statistician Hans Rosling we might reach a maximum number of 12 billion people by 2050. This prognosis leaves us with the question of how 12 billion people will be able
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A proposal for a joint participatory design process by Britain and the EU to shape a prosperous relationship for a new future Theresa May has lost the Brexit deal vote. This is the preliminary end of a process which was driven by abuse of power, wrong judgment, inadequate planning, hate, fear, disintegration, division, deceit and a complete
We need new narratives and stories! 2019 can be made by us to the year in which we once again begin to tell stories: forcefully and enthusiastically. Over the last few years we’ve been almost paralysed by Trump and Brexit, by autocrats and populists who like long forgotten shadows emerged from the woodwork of history.
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