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Co-Creation Practices and Technologies for Open Urban Planning

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With this workshop, we aim to provide a forum for participants populated by researchers, urban planners, co-creation facilitators, and representatives of municipalities to share their experiences with co-creation tools and methods in urban planning. We focus on reflecting on key issues based on CSCW (Computer Supported Cooperative Work) and PD (Participatory Design) concepts and approaches regarding engagement, participation, and consensus-making in technology-supported co-creation processes. By concentrating on spatial and urban planning practices, we will connect above mentioned actors to discuss different participation and co-creation processes among disciplines. After briefly introducing state-of-the-art co-creation techniques, Design Thinking approaches connected with supporting technologies will be examined and evaluated in group discussions by informing the presented practices with theories and concepts from CSCW and PD research.

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Tellioglu, Hilda; Mikusch, Gerfried; Kirchberger, Christoph; Keseru, Imre; T. Geurs, Karst; Buettner, Benjamin; Vettori, Brigitte (2023): Co-Creation Practices and Technologies for Open Urban Planning. Proceedings of the 11th International Conference on Communities and Technologies. DOI: 10.1145/3593743.3593786. New York, NY, USA: Association for Computing Machinery. pp. 258–261. Lahti, Finland

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computer supported cooperative work, consensus-making, design thinking, urban planning, participatory design, participation, co-creation

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