2015 edition prepared for Internews/YIHR YouthLinc participants. It covers basic terminology such as hackers, activists and hactivists. It also presents different on-line tools for collaboration.

1. Hitchhikers guide
to HACKTIVISM v 2.0
DIGITAL NATIVES EDITION
Feđa Kulenović
@kulinba

2. - Librarian and Comparativist
- PhD student in Information and Communication Sciences
University of Zagreb
- Citanje.org - Digital education audio books for Young
Blind and VIP. (ended 2015)
- LIBRARIAN without a LIBRARY
about.me

3. DIGITAL NATIVE
Someone who has grown
up using technology such
as the Internet and mobile
phones.
(MacMillan Dictionary)

4. HACKTIVIST?

5. HACKER+ACTIVIST= HACKTIVIST

6. HACKER?
Not a cracker - the one who is
intentionally violating space of
others destroying for the sake of
destroying.
[originally, someone who makes
furniture with an axe]
A person who enjoys exploring the
details of programmable systems and
how to stretch their capabilities, as
opposed to most users, who prefer to
learn only the minimum necessary.

7. HACKER
One who enjoys the
intellectual challenge of
creatively overcoming or
circumventing limitations.
(New Hacker’s Dictionary)

8. ACTIVISM? A policy of taking direct and often
militant action to achieve an end.

9. HACKTIVISM?
It is the use of one's collective or individual ingenuity to
circumvent limitations, to hack clever solutions to complex
problems using computer and Internet technology.
(What is Hacktivism 2.0)

10. HACKTIVISM
Nonviolent use of
legal and/or
illegal tools to
accomplish
(political) goals.

11. COLLABORATION

12. How do you collaborate now?
- E-mail?
- Facebook (Groups, messenger)
- Mobile phones
- ...

14. Other tools
Slack
PBWorks
Trello
Dropbox
Google Drive
(Documentation, Data collection, simple vis)

23. WHAT YOU HAVE TO DO IN
THESE 3,5 DAYS
IT PERSPECTIVE
- IS THERE SOMETHING SIMILAR ALREADY ON-LINE?
- Functional Requirements with your team
- IT develops MVP (Minimum Viable Product)
- Detail plan of activities and tasklist

24. ?