LED2LEAP 2020 - Bologna Team 3 - Revision history

Alice.sabattini: /* Process Reflection */

2020-07-14T09:16:18Z

Process Reflection

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	= Process Reflection =		= Process Reflection =
	*''Reflect in ~~your intercultural and interdisciplinary team~~ on the ~~outcomes~~ of ~~your study''~~
	*''Which limitations were you facing?''		The limitation of the process of ideas on the computer often led our voices to be poorly understood or listened to by the rest of the group,
	*''What have you learnt from each other~~?''~~
	*''What would ~~you do differently next time?''~~		having a lot of difficulty explaining what the best moves or steps might be for the process.
	*''You can also ~~use diagrams/visuals''~~
	*''250 words text''		If there had been a physical interaction and in closer contact, the process would certainly have been more able to respond to the needs of the community.

			Furthermore, the fact that the laboratory takes place during the work or examination period limits the concentration on the topic continuously.

			We have certainly learned that listening and trying to give shape to every idea requires a lot of time and patience but that the results can always be obtained satisfactorily and giving space to every voice.

			We would like this method of approach to democratic challenges to become a book or a manual that can guide us in retrospect into other and new systems of local challenges, applicable to many areas and spaces of the city.

			In the next labs we would like to see the same interest in creating a method before a result, but surely a visual and concrete interface would be more important.

			The development of teams that can listen to each other is the part that we liked most, even if the discussion space was often limited by the presentation space.

			We would therefore like a greater expression of ideas also from the teams, advice and a greater dialogue with the realities that we are going to face.

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Alice.sabattini: /* Your Living Lab Code of Conduct */

2020-07-14T09:07:40Z

Your Living Lab Code of Conduct

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	== Your Living Lab Code of Conduct ==		== Your Living Lab Code of Conduct ==
	*~~’’What were~~ the ~~main values driving your lab~~, ~~and what ground rules were~~ set up as a ~~result~~ of that ~~same reflection?’’~~		*’’To ensure a code of conduct for the process and our democratic challenge, we have set ourselves as a cornerstone of the personal values shared within the team. These range from the moral to the collaborative level in a few selective shared keywords.
	*~~''add~~ the ~~corresponding visual from your presentation~~ to the ~~image gallery below~~''		After this we then moved on to defining common objectives linked to previous moral choices. Our rules have therefore become slogans that concentrate our ideas for the democratic challenge in a concentrated way.
			By rearranging the rules, few and certain key concepts came out that if they were previously untied are now interconnected by the meaning of the words themselves:
			*listen to each group or individual
			*join the voices together and connect them in order not to leave them isolated
			*create as a rule to give life to all those ideas that can get out of the connection of the voices without letting them fall

			Our challenge therefore opens and closes by putting the person or individual in the first place, who can get out of their personal labyrinth (situation of social or psychological distress) through the help of a thread stretched by other people and not only by institutions or associations.''

	<gallery caption=" " widths="400px" heights="300px" perrow="5">		<gallery caption=" " widths="400px" heights="300px" perrow="5">
	File:~~Evaluation_conduct1~~.~~jpg~~\|''~~add a caption~~''		File:E6 B3.JPG\|''Code of conduct''
	</gallery>		</gallery>

Alice.sabattini: /* Reflection of the Living Lab Process */

2020-07-14T09:05:49Z