An analysis on how digital tools can boos social innovation.

1. Digital Social Innovation
November 2014
Sofian Meguellati

2. 7 levers
1 – Mobile
2 – Web platforms
3 – Open Source
4 – Crowdfunding
6- Social Media
5 – Data
7- Knowledge

3. 1 – Tablets and mobile
apps

4. More precisely, touchscreen and mobile to
foster social integration
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5. Case study #1: Auticiel startup and autism
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1 out of 88
people in the
world have
autistic
disorders

6. “
Sarah Cherruault, CEO
Auticiel
Mobile apps enables
people with autism to
develop their autonomy

7. Case study #1: Auticiel startup and autism
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Intuitive
Mobile
Help Focus
Enjoyable

8. Case study #2: Roger Voice startup and the
deaf and hard of hearing
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9. Case study #2: Roger Voice startup and the
deaf and hard of hearing
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The first worldwide phone
app for the deaf and hard
of hearing

10. “
Mary Pat Radagaugh
For most people,
technology makes
things easier. For
people with disabilities,
technology makes
things possible

11. 2 – Web platforms,
communities and
replication

12. Case studies: from a local event to
replication by the community
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13. The importance of naming to develop the
feeling of belonging
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Discopains
Cuistos
Discothèque
Carrotmobers
Captain Carrot
Gangsters
Hold-ups
SenseCamp

14. “
Caroline Delboy, French proponent
Disco Soupe
Everything is super
agile, there is no
enrollment process, so
that everyone can get
involve very easily

15. The key features for community web
platforms
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Replication
kit
« I create my
event » button
Community
mapping
Collaborative
agenda
Manifesto Local leaders

16. “
Corinne Dardelet, Project Manager
Kawaa
We wanted to allow
anyone, anywhere, to
organize his own
Kawaa. And for that,
using the web was
obvious

17. To replicate!
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18. “
Malo Richard, Co-President
CarrotMob
Communities gather
online but stengthen
with real life
meetings

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Case study: change.org, the world’s
plateform for change

20. 3 – Open Source

21. Open source: from code to social
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Open source refers to a computer program in which
the source code is available to the general public
Social innovation actors use open source tools and embrace open
source spirit to boost change with collective intelligence and co-
creation

22. “
Florian Guillaume, Co-President
CarrotMob
From the very
beginning, we wanted
carrotmob.org to be
an open source
website that any
other community
could use for itself

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Discourse: the open source forum for
growing communities

24. Case study: an example of the application
with EbolaXLab.com
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From… To…
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25. 4 – Crowdfunding

26. Crowdfunding is an efficient tool to finance
social entrepreneurs projects
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27. Why?
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#empathy
#problemsolving

28. Case study: watsi.org, the global funding
platform for medical treatments
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29. 5 – Data

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Case study: voxe.org, accessible and
crowdsourced political information

31. “
Léonore de Roquefeuille, Co-
founder, voxe.org
Each visit on voxe.org
generates a complex
sequence of data. As
a result, Voxe is a
very powerful and
transparent polling
organisation

32. 6 – Digital
Communication &
Social Media

33. Case study: Social Media Squad, digital
megaphone for sensemaking ideas
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34. 7 – Knowledge and
Education

35. Sourcing social innovations
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Sharing and inspiring… to replicate?

36. Learning and taking action with French
MOOCs (Massive Open Online Courses)
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How to become
an entrepreneur
of change
Entrepreneurship
that changes the
world
MOOCasso: how
to create an
association

37. To conclude
We are the digital generation, so
let’s act for social innovation!
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38. Thanks!
Let’s keep in touch
sofian@blaaast.co
@MeguellatiSoso