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Social Cartography for Social InnovaonA design approach

21 de Noviembre de 2013 (Valparaiso/Chile)Miguel Navarro Sanint


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Interacon Design + Sustainability

[Tangible interacon + Remote interacon] + [Social innovaon + Design with communes]

Processing + Wiring(Arduino)


21 de Noviembre de 2013 (Valparaiso/Chile) - Miguel Navarro Sanint


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Facultad de Arquitectura y Diseo

Departamento de Diseo


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Design

thinking

Design

commu

nicaon

UserCe

ntered

design

Design

for/with

commu

nies

E1 E2 E3 E4E5 65 E7 E8

Design studies


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Design for Communies course from the4th semester of the bachelor in

Design at the Universidad de Los Andes

in Bogot (Colombia).


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(1) diagnosing the target community.

(2) proposing.

(3) prototyping.(4) sustaining the design idea aer its implementaon.

(5) scaling and spreading it.

(6) to ulmately achieve a systemac change.

Murray et al., 2010, p. 12



Social innovaon approach


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Innovaon as a learning process

Beckman & Barry, 2007, p. 30 (Based on Owens)

Abstract

Observaons

(Context)

Frameworks

(Insights)

Soluons

(Experiences)

Imperaves

(Ideas)

Concrete

Analysis Synthesis




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community designer

Infographics

Maps



Highly subjecve


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Abstract

Observaons

(Context)

Frameworks

(Insights)

Soluons

(Experiences)

Imperaves

(Ideas)

Concrete

Analysis Synthesis

community

community


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Layout

designercommunity

Social

Cartography




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Stakeholders cards

1) An image of the stakeholder

2) A quote from the interviews3) General info. (age, locaon, etc.)

4) Interests

5) Their posion about a specific topic

Interviews

and

Observaon


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"First, we distributed some white sheets where each parcipant could

freely express their thoughts about the community [...] We found out that

each individual had his own thoughts and expressed himself in a different

way, something that caused confusion when trying to understand the

map"Varela, 2013


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Understand the community and their relaon with the territo-

ry to then decide which kind of layout shoud be used to iterate

on the cartography.

Making a layout for the community


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Interacng with the cartography


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"it was noceable during the cartographic pro-

cess that the parcipants were more and more

encouraged and started more discussions, got ex-

cited and agreed in some topics [...] at the end

many of them kept discussing and sharing new in-

formaon"

Caldern-Parra, 2013

Involving the stakeholders


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Creang a common language(giving the cartography back to the community)


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"favors the development of interacons and rela-

onships that expose the different experiences,

knowledge, roles, interests and posions that the

parcipants have towards the situaon"

Vecino/Tello , 2013



Understanding the community

1) Understanding the different stakeholders as individuals.

2) Understanding the community as a whole.

3) Understanding the community as an outsider.


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Limitaons

The concept of territory:

[the space] inhabited by the memory and peoples experiences

(Restrepo et al., 1998)

Working with communies that dont recognize a common space:

Internet communies, communies of interest vs communies of place.


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Thank you!

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