As you may know, u.lab is a massive online course (MOOC) run by MIT professor Otto Scharmer and the Presencing Institute. It’s a globally available, free course that lots of people across Scotland have participated in (see www.ulabscotland.com for more). u.lab Scotland has space within the online platform (called edX) to share material we generate here in Scotland …
Yesterday I discovered Tristan Harris' Time Well Spent campaign... and its underpinnings in a powerful critique of how social media colonises our attention.... by generating addictions. For a while my gut's been saying similar things..... Especially around questions of being a dad to young boys growing up as smart phone technology has arrived (iPhone is …
Continue reading From the attention economy…. To an attention inquiry
'Rocky Road' - New short film on co-production in Scotland ‘Rocky Road’ tells the inside story of how local community activists took over the Community Centre in their ex-mining village Dalmellington. In this 5-minute film, community activist Sharon Smith and Angela Graham, Senior Estates Surveyor at East Ayrshire Council, take the camera into their own …
Continue reading First ‘100 Stories’ film launched at Empowering our Communities event, Edinburgh
My take on the ‘U Lab’ For me, the 'U Lab' (sign up at : https://www.edx.org/course/u-lab-transforming-business-society-self-mitx-15-671x) is about offering people ways to lead ‘from an emerging future’ through times of transformation and disruption, bringing to this task an ‘open mind, open heart, open will’. It’s been put together by a group from MIT in America (the same …
100 Stories: Sharing experience and shaping evidence to strengthen Scotland’s co-production movement 24 January 2017 10:00am - 1:00pm (followed by lunch) The Whisky Bond, Glasgow Please find the agenda here. Building on the enthusiasm generated at our first 100 Stories event in November, which was part of co-production week, we will be holding our …
About the beginnings of a '100 Stories' event
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