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This document outlines the agenda for a workshop on co-location, co-working, and creative collaboration in the indie game sector. It will include a brainstorming session with participants rotating through small group discussions at different tables focused on themes like what defines co-location, why people co-locate, the relationship between co-location and collaboration, and what support is needed for co-located environments to foster creativity and innovation. Moderators at each table will summarize the key discussion points to share with the full group at the end. The goal is to explore the role and forms of co-location in indie game development and whether such models should be further supported in the UK and Netherlands.
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- 2. Locating Games Development • Global, national and regional scales.
- 3. Locating Games Development • A range of set ups and types of place.
- 4. Questions • What is the role of co-location (people/activities) in the indie game sector? • What form does it take? How do they work? • Why do these colocations exist? What is their purpose? • Should these be supported in the UK and the Netherlands?
- 5. World Café • Brainstorming session • 4 tables with a moderator (4-5 people per table) • Spend 10 min per table discussing with others • Everybody needs to contribute to all tables – you rotate as you wish – 4*10min • At the end, each moderator will summarise the key points of each table (3 min max each) • End with final reflections + briefing note
- 7. Themed tables Theme 1 – What is colocation? - What do we understand by co-location? What format can it take? Who can be involved? At what geographical level (regional, local, neighbourhood, building, space…) can this take place? Examples in the indie game sector? Theme 2 – Why co-locate? - Why do people colocate? Economic reasons? Social reasons? Cultural reasons? Others? Theme 3 – Colocation and collaboration? - Is colocation necessary for creative collaboration? Sufficient? What are the challenges? What else is necessary (non-colocated collaboration, national and international networks…)? Theme 4 – Support? - What is necessary to make collaboration, creativity, innovation happen / work in colocated environment? Policies? Settings? Is anything missing in the indie game sector with regards to this in the UK and the Netherlands at the moment?