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D5.6PROJECTPRESENTATIONANDBROCHURE

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AbouttheProject

ProjectTitle Social Creative Intelligence Platform for achieving GlobalSustainabilityGoals

ProjectAcronym SOCRATIC

ProjectNo 688228

Call H2020-ICT-2015CAPS

TypeofAction RIA-ResearchandInnovationAction

ThematicPriority SocialInnovation,CitizenEmpowerment,Gamification,CollectiveAwarenessPlatform, InnovativeSolutions,CAPSprojects,GlobalSustainabilityChallenges,OpenIntelligentCollaborativePlatform,MillenniumDevelopmentGoals(MDGs)

StartDateofProject 01.01.2016

DurationofProject 24Months

ProjectWebsite www.socratic.eu

SocialNetworks www.facebook.com/socractic2020@socratic

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AbouttheDeliverable

WorkPackage WP5

Task 5.6

Deliverablelead Cibervoluntarios

Authors(Org) Angel Sola, Ines Romero, Jorge Rastrilla Caballero(Cibervoluntarios)

Reviewers(Org) PhilipReimer(ATB)YolandaRueda(Cibervoluntarios)

DisseminationLevel: PU

NatureofheDeliverable R

DueDate 30/6/2017

SubmissionDate 30/06/2017

Date 30/06/2017

Version 0.4

Abstract Thisdocumentdescribesassets,material(printedandonline)createdforthedisseminationkitoftheProject,besidesintroducesthepresentationofSOCRATICatInternationaleventsforexternalcommunicationaboutSOCRATICproject.ThisdeliverablerelatestoSOCRATICWorkPackage(WP)5

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“Communication,DisseminationandExploitation”

KeywordsBrochure,Poster,Rollup,DisseminationKit,WebsiteSOCRATICProject,Betawebsite,Dissemination,communication,socialnetworks,networking,events.

Versioningandcontributionhistory

Version Date Author Notes

0.1 03.05.2017 ÁngelSola(CIB) InitialDraftversion

0.2 25.05.2017 InésRomero/ÁngelSola(CIB)

UpdatesinitialdraftVersion,updatesonblogandeventsandnewbrochureandpostertobeprinted

0.3 19.06.2017 ÁngelSola/JorgeRastrilla(CIB)

UpdatesonthematerialsforPilotsinSpain,EventstoparticipateandnewDisseminationToolkitinthewebsite.Startingpeerreviewsofthedocument

0.4 29.06.2017 YolandaRueda/PhilipReimer

Addressingcommentsfromreviewer.Finalizationofthedocument.

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Disclaimer

The information, documentation and figures in this deliverable are written by theSOCRATIC project consortium under EC grant agreement 688228 and do notnecessarilyreflecttheviewsoftheEuropeanCommission.TheEuropeanCommissionisnotliableforanyusethatmaybemadeoftheinformationcontainedherein.

Copyrightnotice

©2016-2018SOCRATICConsortium

AcknowledgmentThisreportisfundedundertheECH2020CAPSprojectSOCRATIC,grantagreement688228

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TableofContents1 Introduction

AboutSocratic.....................................................................................................13

AboutthisDeliverable.........................................................................................13

2ProjectDisseminationMaterials........................................................................15

2.1Logo………………………………………………………………………….………………………………15

2.2.Brochure…………………………………………………………………………………………….……16

2.2.1Brochure2016edition .........................................................................16

2.2.2Brochure2017edition…………...............................................................20

2.3.Poster……………………………………..…………………………………………………………..……22

2.3.1Poster2016edition…………....................................................................22

2.3.2Poster2017edition…………....................................................................24

2.4.Rollup……………………………………………………………………………………….………………26

2.4.1Rollup2016edition…………....................................................................26

2.4.2Poster2017edition…………....................................................................28

2.5.WebsiteDisseminationKit….……………………………………………..…….…………….…29

2.6.CustomizedmaterialforPilotsinSpain(CiberPlus)….………..…….…………….…30

3 SocraticProjectPresentation…………………………………..……………………………....……..36

3.1.Events...........................................................................................................36

3.1.1Madrid .................................................................................................36

3.1.2Brussels.………….....................................................................................38

3.1.3Brussels.…………......................................................................................40

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3.1.4Trondheim.............................................................................................42

3.1.5Berlin.....................................................................................................44

3.1.6Brussels.................................................................................................46

3.1.7Malaga..................................................................................................46

3.1.8Malaga,empoderaLIVE2016:SocialLivingLabevent.........................47

3.1.9DSIFair2017:WheretheDigitalSocialInnovatorsmeet....................48

3.1.10.PresentationsforReviewinBrussels................................................49

3.1.11.MeetinginSanSebastian.................................................................49

3.1.12.Technoport,2017edition..................................................................51

3.1.13.LookingforSynergiestocreateDigitalSocialImpact.......................52

3.1.14.WhatNextonDigitalSocialInnovation............................................53

3.1.15.MeetinginTrondheim......................................................................54

3.1.16.MazziSummerSchool:2ndCAPSSICommunityWorkshop................56

3.1.17.EmpoderaLIVE2017..........................................................................57

3.1.18.The6thComputerScienceEducationResearchConference.............58

3.1.19.InternationalConferenceonInternetScience:INSCI2017...............59

3.1.20.SOCRATICfinaleventintroducingresultsandoutputsinMadrid.....59

3.2.Localactivitiesfordissemination..................................................................60

3.2.1ExpertsinTeam–ITforabetterworld,Trondheim…………………..……….60

3.2.2Kidworkshop,Trondheim…………………………………………………………………..62

3.2.3Openingevent-GEMINICentreonTechnologyEnhancedLifelongLearning(TELL)Trondheim…………...................................................................63

3.2.4Technoport,Trondheim……………………………………………………….……………..63

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3.2.5BigdataforSocialGood,Oslo……………………………………………..……………..64

3.2.6CourseonCooperationtechnologyandsocialmedia,Trondheim…….…64

3.2.7TELLNetworkingatDIGS,Trondheim.....................................................65

4Conclusions…………………………………………………………..………………………….….…...…….66

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ListofFiguresFigure1.VerticalLogo

Figure2.HorizontalLogo

Figure3.SOCRATICbrochure(frontcover)

Figure4.SOCRATICbrochure(backcover)

Figure5.PictureofprintedmaterialusedatEuropeanCAPS



Figure8.SOCRATICbrochure2017edition(frontcover)

Figure9.SOCRATICbrochure2017edition(interiorinformationabouttheProject)

Figure10.SOCRATICbrochure2017edition(interiorinformationabouttheProject)

Figure11.SOCRATICposter2016edition

Figure12.Pictureofprintedmaterialsusedatevents

Figure13.Pictureofprintedmaterialsusedatevents


Figure15.SOCRATICposter2017edition.Possibleapplicationsforevents

Figure16.SOCRATICRollup(2016edition)

Figure17.Rollup2016edition


Figure19.Disseminationcollaterals

Figure20.CIBERPLUSLogo

Figure21.CiberPlusfrontcoverBrochure

Figure22.CiberPlusBrochureinteriorinfo

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Figure23.CiberPlusBrochureinteriorinfo

Figure24.CiberPlusPoster

Figure25.CIBERPLUSposter.Possibleapplicationsforevents

Figure26.CIBERPLUSRollup

Figure27.PartnersfirstcoordinationmeetinginMadrid

Figure28.YolandaRueda(Cibervoluntarios)Duringherpresentation

Figure29.LeisureactivitiesfortheSocraticconsortiuminMadrid

Figure30.Brussels,H2020CoordinatorsDay

Figure31.Brussels,CAPSNETfuture

Figure32.Brussels,DrivingGrowthinthe#DigitalSingleMarket

Figure33.Trondheim,SocialITovationSeminar

Figure34.ITstudentsparticipatingattheSocialITovationSeminar

Figure35.YolandaRueda(Cibervoluntarios)speakeratBerlinCAPSmeeting

Figure36.YolandaRueda(Cibervoluntarios)andJohannaScheperH2020Officer

Figure37.SocraticPosterattheworkshoproom

Figure38.FrankKresin,eventorganizer,duringDSI4EUpresentation

Figure39.YolandaRueda(CIB)duringitsinterventionatCiudadesDigitalesMontevideo

Figure40.MembersofSOCRATICConsortiumtogetherwithMalagamajorduringopening

Figure41.IntroducingtheSImodelofSOCRATICatDSIFair

Figure42.IntroducingtheSImodelofSOCRATICatDSIFair

Figure43.SOCRATICfirstreviewinBrussels

Figure44.SOCRATICconsortiumworkingtogetherinSanSebastian

Figure45.'Technoport'Meeting

Figure46.IntroducingtheSOCRATICatATOSSpaininTenerife

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Figure47.IntroducingtheSOCRATICatATOSSpaininTenerife

Figure48.ParticipationattheBreakoutsessionsatDSI4EUfinalevent

Figure49.ParticipationattheBreakoutsessionsatDSI4EUfinalevent

Figure50.SOCRATICconsortiumworkingtogetheratNTNUUniversity

Figure51.InesDinant,Speakerat2NDCAPSIICommunityWorkshop

Figure52.CSERC’17

Figure53.Callforpaperworkshopwebsiteatsocratic.eu

Figure54.DifferentmomentsduringthesessionsofEiTlastJanuary2017

ListofTablesTable1.ResearchHorizon2020ProjectstomakepresentationsatEmpoderaLIVE2017

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ExecutiveSummaryAccordingtothepredefinedrulesexposedatthebeginningoftheSOCRATICproject,projectpresentationandbrochurewillbe issuedinthissection.Alltheimagesandmaterialscreated(Brochure,poster,Rollupforconferences,andprojecttemplates)couldbedownloadedandare,ofcourse,opentouseasCreativeCommons.

ThisreportgivesanoverviewoftheSOCRATICprojectpublicwebsitedisseminationarea(DisseminationKit,BlogandFollowup)andinternalwebsiteandcollaborationsupport. The public site (www.socratic.eu) is designed to present thework of theSOCRATICproject to thegeneralpublic, the scientific community,and industry.Allpartnerscollaboratedinmakinglocalandinternationalnewsaboutthegoalsoftheconsortium, updating deliverables to thewebsite and keeping the open for publicaccess.Ourcollaborationinfrastructurewillbeevaluatedandupgradedasnecessaryduringthelifetimeoftheproject.

All partners are encouraged and reminded regularly to provide additionalsuggestions and further information regarding activities related to the SOCRATICproject, so that these can be properly captured and advertised via the projectwebsiteinordertokeepthewebsitecurrentwithfreshinformationandmaterial.

Using thematerialsprovided (printedandonline) for theirowneventsand for theeventsinwhichtheConsortiumhavepresence.(Updatedpictures,updatedreports,newsabouttheplatform,Workshopsactivities,Interactionwiththeendusers…etc.)

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1.IntroductionAboutSOCRATICThe project presentation and brochure are part of the management anddissemination strategy of the SOCRATIC project. We created several materials toreinforce the image of the project at all the international events the Consortiumparticipates in. It serves as first source of information to the public, as concernsobjectives,structureandpartnersinvolvedbutparticularlywithregardstoactivities,news and public project results. These materials have been updated andcustomizedinJune2017inordertoimproveengagementofendusersandreadytobeusedforthePilotsScenariosinSpainandNorwayfromSeptember.

There are finally four specific areas in the Socratic publicwebsite to promote thegoals of the project, implemented and described below updated since the firstversioninJuneof2016.TheseFourareasdescribedinthenextpagesare:

• Dissemination Kit: Graphic materials for the diffusion of the program, so thateveryentity,organizationorcitizencoulddownloadthem.

Including: the SOCRATIC logo, the brochures, the poster and the Roll UpBanner.AttheendoftheProject,asprogrammed,thissectionwillalsohaveavailablethefinalMethodologyWorkbook(D2.2)todownload.

• The blog (Described in detail in Deliverables 5.2 and 5.8): with punctual andupdatedinformationoftheprogressoftheconsortiumandourpresenceatseveralevents.

• Follow up section: With all the Socratic Public deliverables made by theConsortiumopentobedownloaded.

•DSIWorkshopNewSection:An internationalWorkshoponDigitalTechnologytosupportSocialInnovationinconjunctionwithINSCI2017,tobeheldinThessalonikinext22snofNovember.OrganizedincollaborationbetweentheSOCRATIC,MAKE-ITandOPEN4CITIZENSCAPSprojects

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The goals and achievements of the Socratic project arewell showcased in severaleventsdescribedaspresentationsinthepoint4ofthisreport.BesideswearegoingtointroduceallthematerialscreatedforpromotioninthetwomainPilotsScenariosinSpain(CiberPlus)andNorway(ExpertsinTeams)

AboutthisdeliverableThis report – SOCRATIC deliverable D5.6 – describes communication anddisseminationassets,materialsdoneinordertopromoteSOCRATICoutcomes(Bothprintedandonline).

Besides the deliverable highlights SOCRATIC presentation at International events,with graphic representation of the project in every presentation. This deliverablerelates to SOCRATIC Work Package (WP) 5 “Communication, Dissemination andExploitation”

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2.ProjectDisseminationMaterials

2.1.Logo

SocraticlogoandcorporateimagerespondtotheideaofpiecesthatcometogetherandcoloursthatshowthediversityoforganizationsthatareworkingonthisH2020project. The proposed logowants to convey the idea of geometric pieces that fittogetherlikeapuzzleintheshapeofan"S",theinitialletterof"Socratic".ActingasanetworkandasavisualmetaphorabouthowtheCollectiveKnowledgeparticipatesin a common goal: Different pieces working to generate social impact throughcollaboration.Wehaveusedaselectionofcorporatecoloursbasedonthescaleusedin the Objectives of Sustainable Development graphic image. Themain idea is tocreate a mental association with them when you see the Socratic Logo. A set ofcolours that visually support the entire lifecycle of the project, identifying allmaterials that are made for dissemination, communication, web and events. Thelogoactsasacornerstoneunitingalldesignsbothon-lineandoffline.Thelogo,asithasbeenpreviouslystated,respondstotheideaofpiecesthatcometogether and colours that show the diversity of organizations that areworking onthisH2020project.

Figure1.VerticalLogo.

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Figure2.HorizontalLogo

2.2.Brochure

2.2.1.Brochure(2016edition)

Inthesamelineofinspirationthecoverisdesignedwithasetofcoloursthatvisuallysupporttheentirelifecycleoftheproject,identifyingallmaterialsthataremadefordissemination, communication, web and events (on covers, brochures, etc.). Thevisual identity of the project is visually materialized with a network of socialinnovationinwhichtheconnectinglinksareiconogramsoftheGoalsofSustainableDevelopment,alsousingthecolourspectrumofthelogo.


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ThebackcoverofthebrochuressummarizesthegoalsoftheProject.Ourobjectiveis thatpeople that readthebrochurehaveaglobal ideaofourpurpose.Themaindiffusionofbrochureswillbe indisseminationevents. Synthesizing,SOCRATICwillimplement a Global Observatory on Sustainability Challenges with a doubleobjective: (1) Measuring the impact of SOCRATIC actions on Global SustainabilityChallenges by monitoring social networks, (2) Using the data about GlobalSustainability Challenges gathered in social media as a source of information tolaunchchallengesintheSOCRATICplatform.

Figure4.SOCRATICbrochure2016edition(backcover)

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Figures5,6&7:picturesofprintedmaterialusedatEuropeanCAPS

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2.2.2.Brochure(2017edition)

In thesame lineof inspiration theconsortiumdecides to redesignmaterials facingthepilotsinSpainandinNorway.ThemainideatodosoismakingitmoreappealingtotheparticipantsinthePilots:MainlyYoungpeoplefrom16to35yearsold.

AllthismaterialswillbealsothemaincorporativeimagefortheEuropeaneventstheConsortiumwillbeattendingduring2017.

Targetwewill todirectourpilots inSpain:Universities,CompanieswithCorporateSocialResponsibilityareas,GrassrootsOrganizations,Cybervolunteersandcitizensingeneral.


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Figures9&10.SOCRATICbrochure2017edition(interiorinformationabouttheProject)

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2.3.Poster

2.3.1.Poster(2016edition)

Aposter(A0andA3)wasdesignedforofflinedisseminationevents.


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Figures12&13:twopicturesofprintedmaterialsusedatevents.

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2.3.2.Poster(2017edition)

Figure14.SOCRATICposter2016edition.

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Figure15.SOCRATICposter2017edition.Possibleapplicationsforevents

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2.4.Rollup

2.4.1.Rollup(2016edition)

Figure16.SOCRATICRollup(2016edition)

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2.4.2.Rollup(2017edition)


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2.5.DisseminationKitintheWebsiteDespitetherewillbeaspecificdeliverableaboutthewebsiteandallitselements,itisinterestingtokeepinmindthatallthematerialpreviouslyshowncanbedownloadedfromthewebsite.Therefore,documentsforthediffusionoftheprogramwillbeuploaded,sothateveryentity,citizen,etc.,candownloadthem.Bytheendofthefirstquarter,thelogoisreadytobeshared,horizontallyandvertically,soarethebrochuresandtheposter.FromJuneof2017newmaterialhasbeenadded.

Figure19.Disseminationcollaterals

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2.6.CustomizedmaterialforpilotsinSpain(CiberPlus)ThePilotsinSpainwillbeperformedbetweenM18andM23,andnotonlytheyneedtoreachandengagetheendusers,butalsotoraiseawarenessabouttheplatformforgeneralpublic.Forthatpurpose,wetranslateintoSpanishandcustomizedalltheprintedmaterials in order to reachmore endusers andwill launch a campaign inordertoamplifytheimpactofthePilotsinSpain.

We chose the name “CiberPlus” in order to use the SOCRATIC Platform in Spain,insteadofSOCRATICitselfduetofollowingreasons:

• Themain objective is to guarantee the sustainability of the SOCRATIC Projectonce the 24 months H2020 consortium ends by having an own model insideCibervoluntariosFoundationstructure.ThatiswhythepilotsinSpainwillbenamedCiberPlus.

•Theimplementationoftheplatform*adaptedwithanewname,translatedintoSpanish and new custom corporate image to the specific needs of theCibervoluntariosFoundation,isawayofprovinghowSOCRATICcanbeimplementedinthefutureinotherorganizations.

• TheimplementationanddesignofthefrontendofCiberPluswillbereadybytheendofJuly2016previousthestartingoutofPilotsinSpain(alltheplanningand

methodologyonCiberPlusisdetailedinD4.3)

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Figure20.CIBERPLUSLogo

Figure21.CiberPlusfrontcoverBrochure

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Figures22&23.CiberPlusBrochureinteriorinfo

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Figure24.CiberPlusPoster

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Figure25:CIBERPLUSposter.Possibleapplicationsforevents

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Figure26.CIBERPLUSRollup

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3.SocraticProjectpresentation3.1.Events

3.1.1.Madrid4-5February2016

Kickoffmeeting inMadrid.Coordinator’shometownwasthechosenplacetostartthepathoftheSOCRATICproject.Inthisfirstmeeting,celebratedthe2016Februarythe 4th and 5th in Madrid in Cibervoluntarios' headquarters, each organizationintroduceditself,andafirstreviewoftheprojectanditsobjectiveswasmade.Afterthat,Cibervoluntarios,ascoordinators,presentedtheprojectmanagement,andwithFARAPI both explained the communication, dissemination and exploitationstrategies. Itwastwodaysofcoordinationtoestablishall tasksperpartnerduringthefirst3monthsoftheConsortiumwork.

PartnersfromSpain,NorwayandGermanygatheredtogetherforthefirsttimetolaythe foundations of the Project. For instance the first steps for deliverables andexplainingpointbypointthesevenWPstobecoveredbytheProject.

Socratic partners discussed important things such as: Project management,Communication,Disseminationandexploitationstrategiesforthefuture.

Figure27.PartnersfirstcoordinationmeetinginMadrid

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Figure28.YolandaRueda(Cibervoluntarios)Duringherpresentation

Figure29.LeisureactivitiesfortheSocraticconsortiuminMadrid

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3.1.2.Brussels:H2020CoordinatorsDay

The event was the H2020 Coordinator's Day, and the chosen place was theCharlemagne building, in Brussels. It took place last February the 24th of 2016.Socratic partnership Socratic partners attended, with the intention of sharing ourexperienceandgettingtoknowotherCAPSprojects.

WiththiseventtheEuropeanCommissionwantedtoreuniteGrantCoordinators,sothey “can learn legal aspects, business processes and IT tools used to prepareamendments and reports with particular attention to the financial aspects andeligibility of costs”. Yolanda Rueda, president of Cibervoluntarios attended to theevent.

Bycouplingresearchandinnovation,Horizon2020ishelpingtoachievethiswithitsemphasisonexcellentscience,industrialleadershipandtacklingsocietalchallenges.The goal is to ensure Europe produces world-class science, removes barriers toinnovationandmakesiteasierforthepublicandprivatesectorstoworktogetherindeliveringinnovation.

Socratic Project is possible thanks to the funds ofHorizon 2020 program.Horizon2020isthefinancialinstrumentimplementingtheInnovationUnion,aEurope2020flagshipinitiativeaimedatsecuringEurope’sglobalcompetitiveness.

Seenasameans todriveeconomicgrowthandcreate jobs,Horizon2020has thepoliticalbackingofEurope’sleadersandtheMembersoftheEuropeanParliament.TheyagreedthatresearchisaninvestmentinourfutureandsoputitattheheartoftheEU’sblueprintforsmart,sustainableandinclusivegrowthandjobs.

TheeventtookplaceintheCharlemagnebuildinginBrusselsfrom9.30to17.00.Itwasmainlymeantforgrantcoordinators.

Agenda:http://ec.europa.eu/research/participants/data/ref/h2020/other/events/2016-02-24/h2020-coordinators-day-agenda_en.pdf

Therecordedvideoisavailablehere:

https://webcast.ec.europa.eu/coordinators-day-240216

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Figure30.Brussels,H2020CoordinatorsDay

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3.1.3.Brussels:CAPSNETfuture

On 20th April 2016 The Net Innovation Unit and the CAPS projects celebrated asocial innovation showcase sessionat theNet Futures conference. Theaimof thisevent was to show how social innovation offers civil society and grass-rootcommunities real measurable benefits, given the right business models and thesupportofshareddataplatforms.

Theconferencewascenteredonhowsocialinnovationofferscivilsocietyandgrass-rootcommunitiesrealmeasurablebenefits,giventherightbusinessmodelsandthesupportofshareddataplatforms.Theeventgatheredover1.000attendees, inaninterconnectedcommunityinvolvingcompanies,organizationsandpeoplein:

•Research&Innovation

•MarketValidation&LivingLabResearch

•BusinessDevelopment,Entrepreneurship&EnterpriseStrategy

•PolicyMaking

Thesession,ledbyCAPSprojectsCHESTandIA4SI,looksatcurrentCAPSresults.Keyquestions are: what impact can we have? How can social innovation offer civilsociety and grass-root communities’ real measurable benefits, given the rightbusinessmodelsandthesupportof shareddataplatforms?TheCommission’sNetInnovationUnitandtheCAPSprojectswillalsohaveashowcasesessionattheNetFuturesexhibition.

Linktotheevent:http://netfutures2016.eu/

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Figure31.Brussels,CAPSNETfuture

Figure32.Brussels,DrivingGrowthinthe#DigitalSingleMarket

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3.1.4.Trondheim(Norway)2-3May2016

Days 2 and 3 May a meeting was carried out in Trondheim in which SOCRATICpartners -Cibervoluntarios, FARAPI, ATB, NTNU and SINTEF- participated anddiscussed the progressmade so far. In thismeeting, which was hosted by Sintef,work was focused on the two deliverables of work package 1, to close the firstmilestone. Great strides were made after conducting several constructive andintensivediscussionsamongallparticipantsandthebasisforthefollowingmeetingsweresat.

ThissecondcoordinationmeetingwasorganizedbySINTEF.Thisorganization isamultidisciplinary entity, with international top-level expertise in a wide range oftechnological and scientific disciplines, medicine and the social sciences. SINTEF’svision is “technology for abetter society”.An important concern inourwork is toconduct researchwithpositive societal impact. SINTEF is represented in SOCRATICby SINTEF ICT group for Social Inclusion Technologies, and SINTEF Technology andSociety group for IndustrialManagement. Social inclusion anduser empowermentaretwocoretopicsintheworkofbothgroups.

SINTEF ICT group for Social Inclusion Technologies has more than ten years ofexperience with European and national R&D in the area of healthcare and socialempowerment technologies. It cooperateswithmanysocialactors inNorwaysuchas TrondheimMunicipality, St.Olav’s hospital, theNorwegian Labour andWelfareAdministrationandRedCross.

On the other hand, the SEMINAR ON SOCIAL ITOVATION was developed inTrondheimcityorganizedbyNTNUUniversity.TheaimoftheSocialITovationeventwas to bridge people from different backgrounds and explore how IT can helpdeliversocialinnovationsthatcanhaveaglobalimpact.Theeventwillfeaturesocialentrepreneurs, non-governmental organizations, companies that are workingtowardssocialinnovation,academics,students,andsocialgroupsfacingchallenges.NTNU organizes this seminar connected to the EU-project «SOCRATIC» in Horizon2020.

Themaingoaloftheprojectistoprovidecitizensandorganizationsacollaborativespace where they can identify innovative solutions to achieve the SustainableDevelopmentGoalssetbytheUN.

LinktotheITovationSeminar:https://www.ntnu.no/bridge/arrangement/social-itovation

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Figure33.Trondheim,SocialITovationSeminar

Figure34.ITstudentsparticipatingattheSocialITovationSeminar

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3.1.5.Berlin,CAPSMeeting,18May2016 The aim of this event is bringing together old and new CAPS projects, discussingideas for the next work programme, defining clusters of projects, and ultimatelyestablishingaworkingcommunityofinnovationentitiesthatwillactivelycooperatewiththeEConDigitalSocialInnovationoverthecomingyears.Socratic project is one of the selected CAPS platform to be presented in the nextCAPSmeetingwhichwill be held in Berlin on 18May 2016. Collective AwarenessPlatformsforSustainabilityandSocial Innovation(CAPS)areICTsystemsleveragingtheemerging«networkeffect»bycombiningopenonlinesocialmedia,distributedknowledge creation and data from real environments (« Internet of Things ») inordertocreateawarenessofproblemsandpossiblesolutionsrequestingcollectiveefforts, enabling new forms of social innovation. Building on the knowledgedeveloped within the CAPS2020 project, a new CAPS Coordination and SupportactionwilllaunchedsoonundertheHorizon2020frameworkprogramme.Collective Awareness Platforms for Sustainability (CAPS) are expected to supportenvironmentallyaware.Suchplatformscanhaveveryconcreteimpacts,forinstanceinempoweringandmotivatingcitizenstomakeinformeddecisionsasconsumers,orinfosteringcollectiveenvironmentally-savvybehaviouralchangesandamoredirectdemocraticparticipation.Concreteexamplesofemergingareasinclude:• Open Democracy: enabling citizens’ participation in democratic processes bydevelopingandapplyingnewtools(e.g.voting,onlineconsultation)•OpenPolicyMaking:betterdecisionmakingbasedonopendata•CollaborativeEconomy:lending,exchange,swappingmadetooperateatscale•CollaborativeMaking:developingnewwaysofmanufacturing•CollaborativeConsumption:rethinkingconsumerismYolandawasaspeakerinthisevent,sharingSOCRATICexperience.

Eventwebsite:

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/caps-community-meeting-and-workshop-tickets-24782588389

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Figure35.YolandaRueda(Cibervoluntarios)speakeratBerlinCAPSmeeting

Figure36.YolandaRueda(Cibervoluntarios)andJohannaScheperH2020Officer

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3.1.6.Brussels,DSI4EUDigitalSocialInnovationinEurope

Thiseventtookplacethe29thofJuneof2016atDGConnect,foraPolicyWorkshopon Digital Social Innovation. It is a policy workshop regarding Digital SocialInnovation for Europe. The aim of this event is “to bring together innovatorsthroughout Europe and leaders from CAPS projects with European CommissionPolicyofficialstobeabletoget intouch,get inspiredandconnectyournetworks”.MomentsofSocraticConsortiumparticipationatDSI4EU (Digital Social innovation:ShapingthefutureofEurope).TheworkshopwasdedicatedtosharingexpertiseandfurtheringunderstandingofDigital Social Innovation (DSI) inEurope,and isoneofthe public activities of the DSI4Europe project, a support action in the H2020CollectiveAwarenessPlatformsstrand.Opendata,opensource,sharingknowledge,participatory democracy and a commitment to an inclusive and participatorytechnology.We introduceourproject Socratic.eualongwithotheropenplatformsand collaborative philosophy. http://digitalsocial.eu/ Angel Sola (Cibervoluntarios)participatedasspeakerPresentingSocraticProject.

Figure37.SocraticPosterattheworkshoproom

Figure38.FrankKresin,eventorganizer,duringDSI4EUpresentation

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3.1.7. Shaping Smart Sustainable Cities. Socratic in the XVII Ibero-AmericanMeetingofDigitalCities.5-9September2016,Montevideo.

SocraticConsortium,representedbyCibervoluntariosFoundationparticipatedinTheGreen standard Week in Montevideo in the frame of the XVII Ibero-AmericanMeetingofDigitalCities,from5to9Septemberlast2016inMontevideoinUruguay.

TheGreen StandardsWeek acts as global platform for discussion and knowledge-sharing in order to raise awareness of the importance and opportunities of usinginformationandcommunicationtechnologies(ICTs)toprotecttheenvironmentandexpeditethetransitiontosmartsustainablecities.Duringthemeetingthetopicswillbe:Developmentofsmartandsustainablecities,treatmentofe-waste,applicationdevelopmentandinnovativesolutions,digitalgovernment,collaborativeeconomyor‘sustainableandintelligentcitiesinProgramDevelopmentsustainable2030‘.

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Figure39.YolandaRueda(CIB)duringitsinterventionatCiudadesDigitalesMontevideo

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3.1.8Malaga,empoderaLIVE2016:SocialLivingLabevent

Thisisafutureeventthatwewanttoorganizeon2016,20and21September,theaimsofthiseventare:

Bringing together 200 experts and professionals from all areas, 40% of theminternationally,whoareworkingon real, innovative and creative social innovationthroughsocialuseofICTinitiatives.

Createapublicationthatgatherstheconclusionsofthediscussions,reflectionsandvision of experts on social innovation and citizen empowerment. Networkingbetween200attendeesthatallowsthegenerationofprojects.

Create,publicize,exchangeandpromoteallkindsofplans,programs,projectsandactivities that are intended to promote citizen empowerment, alleviate thesociodigital gaps and foster the knowledge society through the social use oftechnologyandcitizenparticipationandmultisectorial

Demonstrateandvisualizetheimportanceofsocialuseoftechnologyasameanstoalleviatesocialgaps(thathavetodowithparticipation,education,health,employment,self-esteem,loneliness,communication)generatesocialinnovationandcitizenempowerment.MoreinfoofthelastempoderaLIVE2016

Figure40.MembersofSOCRATICConsortiumtogetherwithMalagamajorduringopening

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3.1.9DSIFair2017:WheretheDigitalSocialInnovatorsmeet

The DSI Fair 2017 offered on February the 1st a rich program featuring aninternational conference, focused workshops, networking and hands-on sessions.The line-up of speakers includedexpertsandpractitioners, as well aspolicymakersandcivil society playersfromall over theworld.Socraticwas representedbycoordinationTeamCibervoluntariosFoundation,toshowcaseabroaderviewofthefirststepsoftheSocraticPlatformwiththeExpertsinTeamsExperiencedoneinNorwayduringJanuary2017.Discussionsandpresentationsaddressedfundamentalcollectivehumanexperienceresearch and innovation challengesdictatingwhat the Internet is used for and itsbenefits to both individuals and the overall society, which is at the core of theevolutiontowardstheNextGenerationInternetastheInternetforHumans.HowtoputthehumanatthecentreofsuchanevolutionwillindeedbefundamentaltotheDSIFair2017debates.Duringthetwo-dayevent,theManifestoforNetworkedInnovationwaspresentedanddiscussed.Thisincludedasetofrecommendationsforpolicy-makersindicatinghowdigitalsocialinnovationprocessescanbeenforced,transferredandpotentiallyreused for an effective scale-up of social innovation initiatives across the wholeEuropeansociety.

Figures41&42.IntroducingtheSImodelofSOCRATICatDSIFair

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3.1.10.PresentationsforReviewinBrusselsOnFebruarythe6thof2017,oneconsortiummeetingwascarriedinBrusselsalongwith thepresentationof the resultsobtained so farbySOCRATIC to theEuropeanreviewers.

Figure43.SOCRATICfirstreviewinBrussels

3.1.11.MeetinginSanSebastianOnFebruaryalltheconsortiumpartnersgatheredinSanSebastiantosummarizetheproject situation after first year. The ideawas to observe, discuss and debate thestrengthsandweaknessesoftheconsortium-ideas/actionstoimprovetheproject.During two days partners explained their findings and results, as the EiT-pilotexperience, showedby theirexecutioner,NTNU; thecurrentstateof theplatform,described by ATB; the progress on the Presentation and Validation of thePrototypingPhase,explainedbySintefandFarapi,andsoon.

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Figure44.SOCRATICconsortiumworkingtogetherinSanSebastian

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3.1.12.Technoport,2017edition.

On 21st March 2017, SINTEFattended the innovation conferenceTechnoportatTrondheim. There, we had the opportunity to presentSOCRATICand discuss theusageoftechnologyforsocialinnovationwithinnovatorsfromNorwayandabroad.Technoport is between Europe’s top innovation conferences. It draws a mix ofinnovators, researchers, entrepreneurs, investors and policy makers. This year’sthemewas“TheHumanFactor”anditstronglyhighlightedtheneedofhavingusersas part of the innovation process. The different presentations stressed theimportance of understanding user needs for building technology that effectivelysolve social problems. Besides that, innovators signalled that for getting theirinnovation right they needed many iterations of testing and refining theirsproducts.ThisisindeedthecornerstoneoftheSOCRATICmethodology.

Figure45.'Technoport'Meeting

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3.1.13.LookingforSynergiestocreateDigitalSocialImpact

SOCRATIC, in its research of synergies to foster Digital Social Innovation,introducedtheprojecttoagroupofDevelopersatATOSSpaininTenerife,on31thMarch of 2017. The main goal was to look for common ways to cerate DigitalprojectswithSocialImpact.AtosSE(SocietasEuropaea)isagloballeaderindigitaltransformation with nearly 100,000 employees in 72 countries and a pro formaannualturnoverofabout12,000millioneuros.Withaglobalcustomerbase,AtosisaEuropeanleaderinBigData,Cybersecurity,DigitalWorkplaceandprovidesCloud,Infrastructure & Data Management, Business & Platform solutions, as well astransactional services throughWorldline, European leader and global operator ofMeansofpaymentservices.Thanks to its innovativetechnology,digitalexperienceandsectorknowledge,Atospromotesthedigitaltransformationofitscustomersinvariousbusinesssectors.

Figures46&47.IntroducingtheSOCRATICatATOSSpaininTenerife

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3.1.14.WhatNextonDigitalSocialInnovation

OnMay16th,dozensoforganizations,professionalsandprojectmanagersinvolvedintheecosystemofDigitalSocialInnovationinEuropegatheredtoshareexperiencesin London to explore some of the major objectives of Social Innovation at themoment and what are the main challenges to create social impact. FundaciónCibervoluntariosattendedthiseventascoordinatorof theprojectSocratic.OneofthegoalsoftheSOCRATICproject,financedwithEUfunds,istoestablishalliancesandsynergiestopromotedigitalsocial innovation inEurope,andthat iswhytheconsortiumhasaclosecollaborationWiththeDSI4EUProgramfromNesta.

Themeeting"WhatnextforDigitalSocialInnovation"wasspecificallydesignedforinstitutional leaders, companies and organizations in the sector to share how ispossible tomake themost of digital social innovation opportunities through newfundingapproaches,policiesandpartnershipswithpublicservices.

Figures48&49.ParticipationattheBreakoutsessionsatDSI4EUfinalevent

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3.1.15.MeetinginTrondheim

This consortiummeeting in Trondheim,was held from the19th to 21st of June of2017, and is thought to summarizeall theprogressmade so far, join together theefforts focused on the final stages of the project and schedule those last stepsrequiredtoconcludeit.

ThemaintopicoftheAgendawasthepresentationoftheFPoftheplatformandthe debate on how to proceed in the refinement phase from July to December2017.ItwasalsointroducedtheplanningforPilotsinSpainandNorway.

Figure50.SOCRATICconsortiumworkingtogetheratNTNUUniversity

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3.1.16.MazziSummerSchool:2ndCAPSSICommunityWorkshop

AnotherplannedeventforpartnerstoattendistheCAPSevent,whichwilltakeplaceonVolos(Greece)thedays11-14July.Hence,thereviewsofsomeCAPSSIprojectswilltakeplaceintheweekoftheMAZIsummerschoolcombinedwithaCAPSSIevent,whichisbeingplannedforJuly12th.

InesDinant(Farapi)willrepresentSOCRATICmakingaworkshop

https://www.comws2.capssi.eu/about

Figure51.InesDinant,Speakerat2NDCAPSIICommunityWorkshop

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3.1.17.EmpoderaLIVE2017

As last edition held in 2016, SOCRATIC project will be a very important part of#empoderaLIVE2017.ThisyearwewillfocusinshowcaseH2020ResearchProjectsand Next Generation Internet initiative across Europe. The organization haveconfirmedthepresenceandpresentationsof:

IA4SI -Impact assessment for social innovation www.ia4si.eu

Antonella Passani

CHEST project http://www.chest-project.eu/

Francesco Saverio Nucci

PIE News - Poverty, Income and Employment News http://pieproject.eu/ Maurizio Teli

SavingFood www.savingfood.eu

Eirini Kalemaki

Social Innovation Community https://www.siceurope.eu/ Peter Baeck

Table1.ResearchHorizon2020ProjectstomakepresentationsatEmpoderaLIVE2017

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Empodera LIVE is an International event that brings together personalities andpioneering initiatives that aremaking creative and innovative use of technologieswith a single purpose: toprove that the ICT social use is changing theworld. Thisyear, Empodera Live will take place the 11 and 12 of September in EchegarayTheatre in Malaga (Spain) with the topic: ICT for achieving the SustainableDevelopmentGoals.

http://empodera.org/empoderalive-2017/

3.1.18.The6thComputerScienceEducationResearchConference(CSERC'17)Helsinki

Tobeheld13-15November2017.TheComputerScienceEducationResearchConference(CSERC)isaninternationalforumforresearcherswithinterestsinallaspectsofcomputerscienceeducation.Itembracesabroadviewofcurrentandfuturetrendsincomputerscienceeducationandaspirestobealivelyenvironmentforpresentingthelatestresearchresults.TheCSERCSeriesstartedin2011inHeerlen(theNetherlands.

SOCRATICconsortiumwillparticipatepresentingapaper.

MoreinfoofCSERC2017:https://www.ou.nl/web/cserc/cserc-2017

Figure52.CSERC’17

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3.1.19.InternationalConferenceonInternetScience:INSCI2017

SOCRATICteamwillbehostingaWorkshoponDigitalTechnologytoSupportSocialInnovationorganizedinconjunctionwiththe4thInternationalConferenceonInternetScience(INSCI)

http://www.socratic.eu/dsi-workshop/

22ndofNovember2017Thessaloniki,Greece

Topic:“Engagingbroadparticipationinsocialinnovationwiththesupportofdigitaltechnologies”

Figure53.Callforpaperworkshopwebsiteatsocratic.eu

3.1.20.SOCRATICfinaleventintroducingresultsandoutputsinMadrid

A Final event of dissemination of the project introducing the final outputs and results from the pilots: By February 2018. the objective is to create an event that brings together different stakeholders, invite participants, highlight the most interesting projects and present the results of the project. The city to be done will be Madrid. Dates to be decided.

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3.2.Localactivitiesfordissemination:ThePilots

2017:ExpertsinTeamsandCiberPlus

3.2.1. Experts in Team – IT for a better world. Scenarios applied toNTNUEcosystem.

NTNU planned two pilots in order to assess the performance of SOCRATICmethodologyandplatforminreallifeconditions.Indetail,thefirstpilotisorganizedin the context of the course of EiT, and the second pilot is organized with thecollaboration of multiple stakeholders from the NTNU ecosystem. Based on theoriginal planning, the FP of SOCRATIC was planned to be tested on a pilot studyduring EiT and AppLabs. However, due to external circumstances, which areexplainedbelow,twochangesweremadeinresponse.

•FirstPilotatNTNU(EiT)

SOCRATIC run an Intensive and International Work Groups, Experts in Teamwork(EiT),bycreatinga“SocialInnovationVillage”insidetheUniversityNTNUinNorway,from 9 to 27 January 2017. The aim was to collaboratively identify and proposespecificinnovativesolutionsforachievingthedesiredGlobalSustainabilityGoals,asdefined by United Nations, thought ICT-enabled social innovation. To achieve itsgoals, this village will use SOCRATIC, a Social CReATive IntelligenCe Platform thatfosters social innovation. EiT are explained in detail in D4.3, Here are somehighlights:

• Studentswere able to propose ideas and solutions, enhance others´ ideas, voteandselectthemostpromisingones.Theyalsomanagedtheimplementationoftheirproofsofconcept,assigningtaskstocollaborators.

•Studentswasbeabletofreelyinvolverelevantthirdpartiesintheprocess,suchasNGOs they collaborate with. They followed the Methodology proposed:Preparation ->Prompts -> Ideation ->Prototyping (action) ->Presentationof thePrototypes.

• External experts follow-up thewholeprocess, evaluate and give feedback aboutthewholeprocess.

ThestudentsthatparticipatedatEiT,thefirstPilot,willbeinvitedandareexpectedtoparticipateinthesecondpilotatNTNU,inordertoimprovetheirprototypesandgetsupporttofurtherdevelop,sustainandscaletheirideas.Nonetheless,newusers

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will be invited as well, who will be able to develop new ideas into creating newprojects.

ResultsandVideosofthepresentationofthePrototypes:

https://socratic-eit.org/results/

https://www.flickr.com/photos/cibervoluntarios/sets/72157678837155504/

Figure54.DifferentmomentsduringthesessionsofEiTlastJanuary2017

•SecondPilotatNTNU(EiT)

SOCRATICwillrunanotheronemonthintensiveworkshoptoaddSustainingandScalingtotheprototypesgeneratedinthefirstphase.

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ThesecondpilotwillbuildontheideasdevelopedatEiT.However,sincetheFPwillbe used for the second pilot we will run the whole process from the beginning,keepinghoweverthesamechallengeownersandthesameideastobuildupon.Thisway we can build on existing expertise, in order to be able to go further intodeveloping solutions.Nonetheless, new ideasmaybeproposedduring the secondpilot.Although,thestepsofpreparationandpromptsaresimilarwiththefirstpilot,we present them here with the appropriate changes based on the FP and theknowledgereceivedfromrunningthefirstpilot.

3.2.2.CiberPlus–“Dondenacelainnovaciónsocial”.ScenariosappliedtoCibervoluntariosEcosysteminSpain.

CiberPlus is the pilot scenario promoted by CiB Foundation, under the frame ofSOCRATIC,thatfacilitatesthecreationandmobilizationofcitizeninitiativesorientedtowards the achievement of theUN’s SustainableDevelopmentGoals (SDGs). 250people will participate in the whole process. CiberPlus are explained in detail inD4.3,Herearesomehighlights:

We chose the name “CiberPlus” in order to use the SOCRATIC Platform in Spain,insteadofSOCRATICitselfduetofollowingreasons:

• Themain objective is to guarantee the sustainability of the SOCRATIC projectonce the 24 months H2020 consortium ends by having an ownmodel inside CiBFoundationstructure.ThatiswhythepilotsinSpainwillbenamedCiberPlus.

•CiberPluswillbeaddinganewlanguage(Spanish)toSOCRATICplatform,andwillbereadyboth inEnglishandSpanish.Thanks toourexperienceweknowthatendusersinSpainwon’tbeusingaplatforminEnglish,itwouldbemoredifficultforthetarget we will to direct our pilots in Spain: Universities, Companies, GrassrootsOrganizations,Cybervolunteersandcitizensingeneral.

• We want that participants composed by Cybervolunteers, Grassrootsorganizationsandtheenduserscanperceiveinthisplatformanaddedvalueandanimprovement of our CiB Foundation project, carried out for 15 years in Spain topromotethesocialuseoftechnology:Addingthevalueofsocialentrepreneurshiptothe value of volunteering. That is why it is important for CiB Foundation, as anorganization,thatthenamecouldgivethiscontinuityforthefuture.

•Finally,theimplementationoftheplatformadaptedwithanewnameandcustomimagetothespecificneedsoftheCiBFoundation,isawayofprovinghowSOCRATICcanbeimplementedinthefutureinotherorganizations

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Amultistakeholder targetwill compose thisecosystemfor thepromotionofSocialInnovation in Spain: Universities, Companies, Grassroots Organizations andCybervolunteers.

Whatweoffer:

• Free workshops on how to detect, create and generate social innovation anddevelopment initiatives to solve SDGs Challenges through collaborative SOCRATICPlatform.

•ProvideasetofTechnologicaltoolsthatallowparticipantstoundertake,networkandgivecontinuityandsustainabilitytotheSOCRATICprocessproposed.

•Resourcesavailabletopromotevisibilityanddisseminationofthemostpromisinggeneratedprojects(success

PreviousLocalactivities

3.2.3.Workshopforstudents

On 1 February 2016NTNU in collaborationwithOnline, abacus and severalmajorplayers inthebusinesscommunityareworkingtomotivateandinspirestudentsofComputerScience,CommunicationTechnologyandComputerScience.Thegoalistodevelopaportfolioofactivitiesandinitiativesthatgiveourstudentsaninspiringandrelevantlookintotheirownpossibleoccupationalfuture.Theideaistohighlighttheneedforexpertiseandskillsthatstudentsacquirethroughtheirstudies.

The participants are companies developing and delivering ICT-based products andservices of great importance in society, professors, researchers and students fromNTNU.Over 50 people took part in this event and theywere introduced to socialinnovation and to the SOCRATIC project. The goal was to increase awarenessregarding social innovation and to attract customers thatwill use theplatformonthepilotstudies.

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3.2.4. Opening event - GEMINI Centre on TechnologyEnhancedLifelongLearning(TELL)

On 19 February 2016 it was the opening event the GEMINI Centre TechnologyEnhanced Lifelong Learning (TELL). TELL is a strategic cooperation among theDepartment of Information and Computer Science at NTNU and SINTEF. TELLenvisions to realize a better society through lifelong learning for all. The mainresearch goal is to understand the interplay between learning and technology asboth an enabler and a transforming factor, distinguishing mechanisms that aredomainspecificandgeneral.

The event gathered around 50 participants who were researchers from NTNU,SINTEFandpeoplefromTrondheimMunicipality.ASOCRATICposterwaspresentedat theevent.Theparticipantswere introducedtoSOCRATICandto theconceptofsocial innovation through a small talk from NTNU. The goal was to increaseawarenessamong researchers,publicadministrationand local community towardssocialinnovationandhowtheSOCRATICplatformcanbeusedforsocialgood.

Linktotheevent:http://www.tell-gemini.org/2016/05/29/opening-event/

3.2.5.BigdataforSocialGood

On3March2016Telenor,aNorwegianmultinationaltelecommunicationscompany,inorder toofferdifferentperspectivesandtomap futurepossibilities forBigDatafor Social Good, organized an event entitled “Big data for Social Good”.Over 100people attended the event from the industry and academia. A member of theSOCRATICprojectfromNTNUattendedtheeventinordertocollaboratewithpeoplewithsimilarinterests,introducetheprojectandattractcustomerstotheplatform.

Linktoevent:https://reg.telenorexpo.no/bigdata/?id=217

3.2.6.CourseonCooperationtechnologyandsocialmedia

On12April2016a lecturewasgivencooperation insocial innovation,aspartofaCourseonCooperationtechnologyandsocialmediaattheDepartmentofComputerand InformationScienceatNTNU.Themaintargetswerestudentsand50ofthemparticipated in the lecture. The goal was to disseminate and exploit, first by

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increasing awareness of SOCRATIC among students and also the knowledge ofSOCRATICwasusedtoprepareteachingmaterial.

3.2.7.TELLNetworkingatDIGS*It is learning,butnotasweknowit!*

On 2 June 2016 theGEMINI Centre Technology Enhanced Lifelong Learning (TELL)held a networking event at DIGS. DIGS is an innovation platform located inTrondheim, built on exchanges between members and partners who uniteentrepreneurs, ‘makers’ and ‘doers’ from varied sectors. DIGS supports start-upactivities by providing an office environment and space for public activities,stimulatingacultureofcollaboration,sustainabilityandmutual innovationthroughshared knowledge and experience. We participate in entrepreneurship networksacross Norway, Europe and internationally and aim to strengthen ties, stimulatelocal community and boost business development in and around the region ofTrondheim.

During this event thework done at TELL was presented includingmobile apps topromoteparticipationinurbanplanning,teachingcomputingtochildren,gamesforlearning, supporting learning at the workplace for industrial workers, Internet ofThings toolkits to build new learning tools, technologies to empower sustainablebehaviour.SOCRATICprojectwaspresentedtotheparticipantsinordertoincreaseawareness as well as to attract potential customers and collaborators to theplatform.Participantsincludedresearchersandentrepreneurs.Over50peopletookpartinthisevent.

http://www.tell-gemini.org/2016/05/29/join-us-at-networking-event-at-digs/

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4.ConclusionsThis reportgivesanoverviewof theSOCRATIC,materials forpresentationof theProject. All these materials are available for public download at public websitedisseminationarea(DisseminationkitandFollowup)andtheyarealsoprintedtouse it at events.All thematerials andpresentationsaredesigned toamplify theresultsoftheSOCRATICprojecttothegeneralpublic,thescientificcommunity,andDSIcommunity,University,GrassRootsOrganizationsandPublicInstitutions.It also gives an detailed overview on the several dissemination events theConsortium participates in to promote the goals of SOCRATIC projects and sharethemwithasmanyInstitutions,Universities,organizationsandcompaniesattendingthis kind of innovation events across Europe. The goals and achievements of theSocraticprojectarewellshowcased inseveraleventsdescribedaspresentations inthepoint4ofthisreport.Besideswearegoingtointroduceallthematerialscreatedfor promotion in the two main Pilots Scenarios in Spain (CiberPlus) and Norway(ExpertsinTeams)Allpartnerscollaborates inmaking localand internationalnewsabout thegoalsofthe consortium, updating deliverables to the website and keeping the open forpublic access. Our collaboration infrastructure will be evaluated and upgraded asnecessaryduringthelifetimeoftheproject.

All partners are encouraged and reminded regularly to provide additionalsuggestions and further information regarding activities related to the SOCRATICproject, so that these can be properly captured and advertised via the projectwebsite inorder to keep thewebsite currentwith fresh informationandmaterial.Using thematerialsprovided for theirowneventsand for theevents inwhich theConsortium have presence. (updated pictures, updated reports, news about theplatform…etc.)

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