Seminar and Workshop of Storyplacing
The seminar and workshop was coordinated by Storyplacing project. In this bilateral project, Dr. Mikko Villi of Helsinki University and Shin Mizukoshi of the University of Tokyo coordinated a transdisciplinary and international team specializing in media studies, information design, and community planning.
The event was consisted of two parts. First was the seminar to present and discuss the transformation of place, community engagement and enhancing communication structures in the context of digital communication technology and platforms, as well as the use of digital storytelling activities in local community building. The seminar explored how a digital communication infrastructure could be developed for a local area and how it could be incorporated to the physical locality.
Second, they hold a wrap-up workshop to envisage the future collaboration among urban engineering, community design, media studies, communication studies, information engineering, media design and interaction design both in Finland and in Japan. All the participants, including the speakers discussed in workshop style.
The seminar and workshop produced a precious opportunity for GCL students to touch the transdisciplinarity and internationality of Storyplacing, and deep thoughts of design in Finland.
企画の背景
The seminar and workshop was coordinated by Storyplacing project. The official title of Storyplacing is “Co-Design of Digital Storytelling System with Geographic Information” funded by the Academy of Finland and Japan Society for the Promotion of Science from 2014 to 2016.
In this bilateral project of Finland and Japan, Dr. Mikko Villi of Helsinki University and Professor Shin Mizukoshi of the University of Tokyo coordinated a transdisciplinary and international team specializing in media studies, information design, and community planning. The team developed workshop programs and online platforms encouraging general people’s storytellings, and put them into practice both in Finland and in Japan.
During two years, The members of Storyplacing had been created many opportunities for GCL students to join their unique workshops. And this seminar and workshop was the final public event of the Storyplacing.
プログラム
13:00-13:30 | Opening Remark | |
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13:30-14:30 | Digital Storytelling "Comikaruta and Telephonoscope: Designing Systems and Workshop Programs of Digital Storytelling for Communities" "Building the Image of a City Through Local Storytelling: Experiences from the City of Hanko" | |
14:45-15:45 | Community Design "Communication, Knowledge Sharing and Storytelling for City Making (Case: Urban Gardening in Helsinki)" "Riku-cafe: A Community Design Practice toward Super Aged Society" | |
16:00-17:30 | Discussion Workshop All the speakers except for Professor Sunaga of the Tokyo University of the Arts were members of Storyplacing. Detailed program of the part of discussion workshop | |
16:00 - 16:45 | Participants including the project members divided into four groups, and discussed about the future collaboration in this field. | |
16:45 - 17:00 | Presentations of four groups | |
17:00 - 17:15 | Comment from Prof. Sunaga | |
17:15 - 17:30 | Wrap up discussion |
ふり返り
Both of in the part of seminar and workshop, participants and speakers discussed a variety of issues. One of the main issues in the seminar part was the comparision among different types of media systems developed by Storyplacing. Storyplacing developed mainly two systems: Telephonoscope and Maptionnaire. Telephonoscope encouraged people to express their personal memories as narratives. On the other hand, Maptionnare provided the visualization of neighborhood opinions. Another important issue in the workshop part was the discussion about theoretical significance of the design of society.
blog
Storyplacing blog: http://storyplacers.tumblr.com/
アイテム | Post it, paper |
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開催日時 | 2016.5.29(日)13:00 - 17:00 |
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場所 | #93B, New 2nd Building, Faculty of Engineering, Hongo Campus, UTokyo |
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参加者・人数 | 21名 |
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講師/ファシリテーター | Shin Mizukoshi (Professor of Interfaculty Initiative in Information Studies, UTokyo) |
原稿執筆:Shin Mizukoshi