An ideation workshop on mapping sustainability conceptions with free and open source software communities core values.
20th-23th of May, "Of Whirlpools and Tornadoes", AMRO Festival
The workshop will be faciliated using a BigBlueButton workshop room and we use the DMX platform for collaboration and knowledge management to document our discussions and some preliminary results.
To prepare for the workshop, the DMX installation is now available at:
https://vocab.sustainability.lol/systems.dmx.webclient/#/topicmap/4130
This workshop wants to introduce, break-apart and map the relations between core values associated with openness and freedom - like it happens to be practiced in free and open source software communities - with some sustainability conceptions to explore, describe and discuss the relations of values.
- Part 1 (30mins): Overview and Q&A on sustainability conceptions and highlighting of certain sustainability criteria
- Part 2 (15mins): Breakout talks with 3-5 persons in groups on 1 sustainability criteria in relation to core values of F/LOSS
- Part 3 (30mins): 1 spokesperson of the breakout session reports in 3mins and each group has 2mins for q&a (overall 5 minutes)
- Part 4 (30mins): Open exchange about decisions, questions, actions and wishes
Goal of the workshop is to interactively generate associative and navigable data models that describe the types of relations F/LOSS and sustainability communities will most probably continue to build.
TBD.
- We'll work in a dedicated DMX instance to connect us and to the develop the contents during the workshop
- A link to the all initial workshop contents will be made available via a link here in between the 15th and 17th of may, 11pm CEST latest.
max. 50 participants=120min
During the registration, if you want to contribute, please note your desired handle/username so I can set up some user logins for the DMX instance. All users will start with an empty password, so no email address needed from my side.
If you have any questions about the workshop in advance, don't hesitate to contact me or open up an issue here.