Participation Week - Graphic Representations - Leibniz-WissenschaftsCampus – Post-digital Participation

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The third annual event of the Leibniz ScienceCampus - Postdigtal Participation – Braunschweig examined the concept of participation from different perspectives. We spoke with citizens, scientists, and practice partners and invited them to participate in our diverse range of activities.

The programme and an introductory video can be found here: https://www.postdigitalparticipation.org/news/participation-week

The results were documented in graphic form, shown below. If you have any suggestions or questions about these or other topics of post-digital participation, we would be happy to get in touch with you. Feel free to write to us.

We would like to thank Seda Demiriz and Pavo Ivkovic for their graphic representations.

Potentials of location-based participative communication for business model innovation in local journalism (Per Ole Uphaus, Harald Rau).

SILENT CITY: Braunschweig and a participatory approach to noise reduction planning (Dima Meiqari, Olaf Mumm).

Promoting digital participation of older people by addresse-oriented design of human-computer interfaces ?! (Dagmar Meyer)

Corporation between schools and extra-curricular learning places: Participation, conditions for success, potential for education (Katharina Poltze, Felicitas Macgilchrist).

Together Together: Projects, associations and interested citizens explore the secrets of a successful cooperation of people to improve their lives - for instance in the city (Susanne Robra-Bissantz, Pascal Abel, Felix Becker, Inga Stang und Timo Strohmann).

Participatory design of interactive museum tours (Tanja Heuer, Linda Münch und Dennis Niewerth).

Postdigital, postcolonial, and planetary education: participatory approaches to ecologically responsible media action (Felicitas Macgilchrist, Alexa Kreissl, Katharina Poltze und Nina Grünberger).

Using Design Science Research to shape Postdigital Participation - Focus: Motivation in Digital Participation Scenarios (Susanne Robra-Bissantz, Pascal Abel, Felix Becker, Inga Stang und Timo Strohmann).

Representations of participation (Philipp Deny, Tanja Heuer, Linda Münch, Marvin Priedigkeit und Andreas Weich).

"Community"-based "content" moderation, or why we need a participatory reputation system for journalism (Per Ole Uphaus, Harald Rau).