El documento habla sobre varias fotos en un álbum secreto y las motos del autor. Menciona que si su esposa ve el álbum se autodestruirá en tres segundos y que ha sido obligado a vender varias de sus motos aunque no quería.
El documento define droga como una sustancia de origen biológico que se usa para hacer medicamentos. Explica que la drogadicción es una dependencia a sustancias químicas que afectan el sistema nervioso central y producen cambios en el comportamiento y emociones. Describe que la dependencia física y psíquica ocurren cuando el cuerpo se vuelve necesitado de las drogas y cuando se siente euforia al consumirlas. Finalmente, advierte que el consumo de cualquier droga trae graves problemas de salud y perjudica la vida de las personas
El documento presenta información sobre diferentes tipos de contaminación ambiental como del agua, aire y suelo. Explica las causas de la contaminación como vertidos industriales y agrícolas, así como sus efectos en la salud humana y ecosistemas. También describe protocolos y legislación internacional para regular la contaminación como el Protocolo de Kioto y el Protocolo de Montreal.
El Papa Francisco visitará Ecuador del 5 al 8 de julio de 2015. Durante su visita, celebrará misas en Guayaquil y Quito, se reunirá con obispos, educadores, líderes de la sociedad civil y realizará visitas a ancianatos, enfermos y pobres. Su mensaje será de unión para el pueblo ecuatoriano.
El documento presenta los horarios sugeridos para alumnos con áreas pendientes en noveno, décimo y onceavo grado de la Institución Educativa Santa María Goretti para el año 2014, dividiendo las horas del día entre las diferentes asignaturas como matemáticas, física, inglés, química, español, economía e informática.
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Обзор различных схем наполнения трафиком новых приложений, как правильно использовать виральные каналы, сравнение статистик ведущих банерообменных систем, контакта и своих серверных данных. Конкретные рекомендации по продвижению приложений.
El documento habla sobre varias fotos en un álbum secreto y las motos del autor. Menciona que si su esposa ve el álbum se autodestruirá en tres segundos y que ha sido obligado a vender varias de sus motos aunque no quería.
El documento define droga como una sustancia de origen biológico que se usa para hacer medicamentos. Explica que la drogadicción es una dependencia a sustancias químicas que afectan el sistema nervioso central y producen cambios en el comportamiento y emociones. Describe que la dependencia física y psíquica ocurren cuando el cuerpo se vuelve necesitado de las drogas y cuando se siente euforia al consumirlas. Finalmente, advierte que el consumo de cualquier droga trae graves problemas de salud y perjudica la vida de las personas
El documento presenta información sobre diferentes tipos de contaminación ambiental como del agua, aire y suelo. Explica las causas de la contaminación como vertidos industriales y agrícolas, así como sus efectos en la salud humana y ecosistemas. También describe protocolos y legislación internacional para regular la contaminación como el Protocolo de Kioto y el Protocolo de Montreal.
El Papa Francisco visitará Ecuador del 5 al 8 de julio de 2015. Durante su visita, celebrará misas en Guayaquil y Quito, se reunirá con obispos, educadores, líderes de la sociedad civil y realizará visitas a ancianatos, enfermos y pobres. Su mensaje será de unión para el pueblo ecuatoriano.
El documento presenta los horarios sugeridos para alumnos con áreas pendientes en noveno, décimo y onceavo grado de la Institución Educativa Santa María Goretti para el año 2014, dividiendo las horas del día entre las diferentes asignaturas como matemáticas, física, inglés, química, español, economía e informática.
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Обзор различных схем наполнения трафиком новых приложений, как правильно использовать виральные каналы, сравнение статистик ведущих банерообменных систем, контакта и своих серверных данных. Конкретные рекомендации по продвижению приложений.
Cyber crimes are on the rise as companies and individuals connect to the internet. While connectivity provides benefits, it also increases vulnerabilities to threats like hacking, viruses, and data theft. The document outlines the history of computer crimes and defines different types like fraud, forgery, and unauthorized access. It discusses hacking techniques such as using trapdoors, decoys, and call forwarding to intercept systems. The conclusion emphasizes the importance of security measures like passwords, antivirus software, and incident response teams to help prevent and address cyber crimes.
A summary of the key trends and statistics about one of the world’s most dynamic media markets. The information included in this presentation is for reference only.
El documento describe los conceptos básicos de nutrición. Explica que la nutrición estudia el aprovechamiento de los nutrientes para mantener el equilibrio homeostático del organismo. Detalla los principales nutrientes (hidratos de carbono, proteínas, grasas, vitaminas, minerales) y sus funciones. También cubre temas como las consecuencias de la carencia de proteínas y las funciones de los diferentes nutrientes para el cuerpo humano.
El resumen trata sobre:
1) Una entrevista con Jordi Clos, presidente de la Fundació Arqueològica Clos, que habla sobre cómo su pasión por la cultura egipcia lo llevó a crear el Museo Egipcio de Barcelona y la estructura y actividades actuales de la fundación.
2) Una autocaravana Iveco Daily adaptada especialmente para el atleta paralímpico Vittorio Podestà.
3) Breves noticias sobre empresas responsables.
The document summarizes an Appy Hour event where teachers shared and discussed various apps that could be useful for teaching and classroom management. Some of the apps highlighted included Bloomz for scheduling conferences and sharing information with parents, Powtoon for creating media presentations, Kahoot for creating formative assessments, Declara for saving articles to read later, and Class Dojo for tracking student behavior. The group also discussed using Twitter to engage in education chats and shared some apps they use personally for organization, health tracking, translation, and more. The next Appy Hour was announced for January to feature more app discussions and demonstrations.
The document summarizes an Appy Hour event where teachers shared and discussed various apps that could be useful for teaching and classroom/student management. Some of the apps highlighted included Bloomz for communicating with parents, Powtoon for creating media presentations, Kahoot for formative assessments, Declara for saving articles to read later, Class Dojo for tracking student behavior/parent communication, and Twitter for connecting with other educators. The next Appy Hour was announced for January with plans to feature Plickers and livestream the event using Blab or Periscope.
This document discusses using smartphones for language learning and teaching. It outlines several ways smartphones can be used, including for vocabulary exercises using image search, communicative activities through apps, and helping with pronunciation by recording. Some pros are accessibility anywhere, interaction possibilities, and increased motivation. Cons include small screens, battery life, and quick device outdatedness. Pedagogically, learning will center on the individual and their environment through meaningful connections. Several language learning apps are recommended, including Duolingo which supports translation exercises and Rosetta Stone which offers 50 languages.
This document discusses the author's learning preferences based on an assessment they took. They scored highest in visual and sequential preferences. Throughout the document, the author explores how they use different technologies like social bookmarking sites, smartphones, tablets, and microblogs to enhance their learning based on their preferences. They found technologies helped improve their organization, ability to access materials visually, and learn actively and sequentially through sharing information. The author believes technologies will continue to be beneficial learning tools that address all learning preferences without limitations.
Aaron took an online survey that assessed his learning preferences as active, sensing, visual, and sequential. He found the activities in his mobile technology class, especially using apps on his iPhone, helped him learn effectively by engaging his strong visual and active learning preferences. He believes mobile technologies like iPods are especially useful for integrating social media and apps to support studying. Aaron plans to continue using his iPhone and apps to support his learning in future accounting classes.
Brittany took a class to learn about her own learning styles and how to use mobile technologies more effectively. She scored highest in global and intuitive learning styles. Through activities in the class like using flashcards on her iPod and screenshots on her iPad, she found ways to engage her different learning preferences. Interacting with other students through instant messaging also helped her expand her knowledge. Of the technologies, Brittany found the iPad most useful for organizing papers and gathering information visually and intuitively. She plans to continue using the iPad for school and career purposes going forward.
The document discusses the author's learning preferences based on a learning styles assessment. They scored highest in global and intuitive learning and lowest in active, reflective, sensing, and verbal styles. They found using flashcards on their iPod and screenshots/internet on their iPad engaged their strengths in visual, global, and intuitive learning. Instant messaging also helped by allowing feedback to broaden their knowledge. Going forward, the author plans to continue using their iPad for its engagement of learning preferences and convenience, while using their iPod primarily for games and music.
Cyber crimes are on the rise as companies and individuals connect to the internet. While connectivity provides benefits, it also increases vulnerabilities to threats like hacking, viruses, and data theft. The document outlines the history of computer crimes and defines different types like fraud, forgery, and unauthorized access. It discusses hacking techniques such as using trapdoors, decoys, and call forwarding to intercept systems. The conclusion emphasizes the importance of security measures like passwords, antivirus software, and incident response teams to help prevent and address cyber crimes.
A summary of the key trends and statistics about one of the world’s most dynamic media markets. The information included in this presentation is for reference only.
El documento describe los conceptos básicos de nutrición. Explica que la nutrición estudia el aprovechamiento de los nutrientes para mantener el equilibrio homeostático del organismo. Detalla los principales nutrientes (hidratos de carbono, proteínas, grasas, vitaminas, minerales) y sus funciones. También cubre temas como las consecuencias de la carencia de proteínas y las funciones de los diferentes nutrientes para el cuerpo humano.
El resumen trata sobre:
1) Una entrevista con Jordi Clos, presidente de la Fundació Arqueològica Clos, que habla sobre cómo su pasión por la cultura egipcia lo llevó a crear el Museo Egipcio de Barcelona y la estructura y actividades actuales de la fundación.
2) Una autocaravana Iveco Daily adaptada especialmente para el atleta paralímpico Vittorio Podestà.
3) Breves noticias sobre empresas responsables.
The document summarizes an Appy Hour event where teachers shared and discussed various apps that could be useful for teaching and classroom management. Some of the apps highlighted included Bloomz for scheduling conferences and sharing information with parents, Powtoon for creating media presentations, Kahoot for creating formative assessments, Declara for saving articles to read later, and Class Dojo for tracking student behavior. The group also discussed using Twitter to engage in education chats and shared some apps they use personally for organization, health tracking, translation, and more. The next Appy Hour was announced for January to feature more app discussions and demonstrations.
The document summarizes an Appy Hour event where teachers shared and discussed various apps that could be useful for teaching and classroom/student management. Some of the apps highlighted included Bloomz for communicating with parents, Powtoon for creating media presentations, Kahoot for formative assessments, Declara for saving articles to read later, Class Dojo for tracking student behavior/parent communication, and Twitter for connecting with other educators. The next Appy Hour was announced for January with plans to feature Plickers and livestream the event using Blab or Periscope.
This document discusses using smartphones for language learning and teaching. It outlines several ways smartphones can be used, including for vocabulary exercises using image search, communicative activities through apps, and helping with pronunciation by recording. Some pros are accessibility anywhere, interaction possibilities, and increased motivation. Cons include small screens, battery life, and quick device outdatedness. Pedagogically, learning will center on the individual and their environment through meaningful connections. Several language learning apps are recommended, including Duolingo which supports translation exercises and Rosetta Stone which offers 50 languages.
This document discusses the author's learning preferences based on an assessment they took. They scored highest in visual and sequential preferences. Throughout the document, the author explores how they use different technologies like social bookmarking sites, smartphones, tablets, and microblogs to enhance their learning based on their preferences. They found technologies helped improve their organization, ability to access materials visually, and learn actively and sequentially through sharing information. The author believes technologies will continue to be beneficial learning tools that address all learning preferences without limitations.
Aaron took an online survey that assessed his learning preferences as active, sensing, visual, and sequential. He found the activities in his mobile technology class, especially using apps on his iPhone, helped him learn effectively by engaging his strong visual and active learning preferences. He believes mobile technologies like iPods are especially useful for integrating social media and apps to support studying. Aaron plans to continue using his iPhone and apps to support his learning in future accounting classes.
Brittany took a class to learn about her own learning styles and how to use mobile technologies more effectively. She scored highest in global and intuitive learning styles. Through activities in the class like using flashcards on her iPod and screenshots on her iPad, she found ways to engage her different learning preferences. Interacting with other students through instant messaging also helped her expand her knowledge. Of the technologies, Brittany found the iPad most useful for organizing papers and gathering information visually and intuitively. She plans to continue using the iPad for school and career purposes going forward.
The document discusses the author's learning preferences based on a learning styles assessment. They scored highest in global and intuitive learning and lowest in active, reflective, sensing, and verbal styles. They found using flashcards on their iPod and screenshots/internet on their iPad engaged their strengths in visual, global, and intuitive learning. Instant messaging also helped by allowing feedback to broaden their knowledge. Going forward, the author plans to continue using their iPad for its engagement of learning preferences and convenience, while using their iPod primarily for games and music.
This is the presentation that explains our app, GlobalShare and why it would be a good idea to take forward in the Apps for Good competition, as it solves a genuine problem in society.
Regards,
Callidus Forem
This document discusses the development of a mobile app called "What to Wear" that helps people choose outfits for events. The app would allow users to get advice from friends by sharing potential outfit options. Users could overlay clothing items onto photos of themselves to virtually "try on" outfits. The app aims to reduce the time people spend deciding what to wear by providing a social platform for getting input from others. It would also integrate e-commerce by allowing users to directly purchase suggested items. The developers believe this app offers a unique approach compared to competitors by combining social sharing, virtual try-ons, and convenient shopping access.
The document discusses how the author used various technologies to enhance their learning as a visual and active learner. They found iPhones and iPads most useful by allowing convenient access to flashcards and note-taking. iPhones supported flashcard study anywhere via apps, while iPads enabled more efficient notetaking with typing, printing, and accessing online visuals. The author also recorded lectures for repeated review, finding this active approach helped their learning. Going forward, they plan to continue leveraging iPhones, iPads, and recording for improved visual and hands-on learning.
The document discusses how the author used various technologies to enhance their learning as a visual and active learner. They found iPhones and iPads most useful by allowing convenient access to flashcards and note-taking. iPhones supported flashcard study anywhere via apps, while iPads enabled more efficient notetaking with typing, printing, and accessing online visuals. The author also recorded lectures for repeated review, finding this active approach helped their learning. Going forward, they plan to continue leveraging iPhones, iPads, and recording for improved visual and hands-on learning.
The document discusses different types of digital learning tools including presentation tools, collaborative tools, research tools, and video tools. It provides examples of specific tools for each category such as Microsoft PowerPoint, Google Docs, Google, and YouTube. The document also notes how these various tools can benefit students with disabilities by allowing modifications like adjusting text size or providing step-by-step research guidance.
Your Smartphone CAN help you work smarter in your busines.Bryna Lee Jacobson
From presentation to ITA Feb 2015. Learn ways to secure your phone and its data and use apps in ways you may not have thought of doing. Add to your peace of mind, feeling of being in control and make it fun! My Tech Tutor helps you get to, "I Can Do It!" It's easy when you know how. Beginners of all ages are welcome.
This document outlines a BYOD/BYOT implementation plan for a second grade reading classroom. It discusses using Google platforms like Chrome and Drive, accommodating students without devices by providing classroom technology, having students work in partners when using devices for research projects, and recommends six reading apps for students including free options like Starfall and Reading Eggs as well as paid options like Fry Words Pro and One Minute Reader.
Cedric Rodriguez took a learning preferences survey and found his preferences were moderate in all categories. Throughout the semester, he learned to use other preferences like verbal and sequential. The learning pathway he chose was "learning warrior" to utilize a few technologies and apply what he learned. The activity that helped him most was using iPods/MP3 players to download audio files. The top 3 mobile technologies he explored were iPods/MP3 players, iPads/tablets, and microblogs. He found tablets most interesting as a learning tool due to the many applications available. While microblogs surprised him, he thinks they could be useful if connected to helpful people. Tablets worked best for him due to his
This document outlines a BYOD/BYOT implementation plan for a second grade reading classroom. It discusses providing equal access to technology for students who do not have their own devices by having extra Chromebooks, iPads, and older iPhones available. It describes having students work in partners to research topics using kid-friendly websites on provided devices. Finally, it lists six reading apps that could be used to help students practice and improve their reading abilities, along with the costs of each app.
This document outlines a BYOD/BYOT implementation plan for a second grade reading classroom. It discusses using technology like Chromebooks, iPads, and iPhones to allow students to research topics like Jackie Robinson in partners. It also ensures equal access to technology for students who don't have their own devices by providing classroom devices. Finally, it recommends 6 reading apps of varying costs that provide reading games, practice, and books on different topics to support students' reading development.
1. Jane Remington-Gurney discusses her experience using iPads as assistive technology and considers it a useful tool but not a dedicated communication device.
2. She outlines five ways the iPad can be used: as a teaching tool, for self-expression, social networking, developing access skills, and improving cognitive skills like attention and memory.
3. While the iPad has benefits, she believes dedicated speech generating devices still have an important role to play and that comparing the two is like comparing "apples and oranges."
This is the presentation that explains our app, GlobalShare and why it would be a good idea to take forward in the Apps for Good competition, as it solves a genuine problem in society.
Regards,
Callidus Forem
Mobile learning and personal learning preferencesNicoleALove
This document contains 6 students' reflections on their learning preferences and how they changed over the course of a class about mobile learning. It also discusses the activities and technologies they found most helpful for understanding mobile technologies.
1. The students found that evaluating their own learning preferences helped them identify the most effective study methods. Activities like microblogging, podcasts, and flashcard apps helped broaden their understanding of using mobile technologies for learning.
2. By sharing experiences using different apps and activities, students helped each other develop study skills and find new ways to make the most of their time and mobile devices for learning.
3. Evaluating learning preferences and exploring different mobile learning technologies provided students with diverse routines
In March this year, Harbinger Consultants trialled an initiative in health promotion to raise awareness of dementia. The initiative sought to: raise money for dementia research through a sponsored 50km bike ride; and raise awareness of brain health and dementia through a BBQ breakfast event. Based on an action research approach, the idea of the Brainy Breakfast BBQ was to bring people together in a convivial environment to exchange information, share stories and generally catch up. This document reports on the event and provides recommendations for ongoing development of this initiative.
This pamphlet by Linda Carroli & JM John Armstrong captures scenes from our locality which show some of the nuances and subtleties of suburban environments. While there has been a blossoming of engagement with DIY and tactical urbanism, it tends to overlook the complexity and difficulty of suburban contexts. It also tends to overlook the activity that is already part of the suburban environment. This project endeavours to present personal accounts and narratives as a counter to the sometimes anti-suburban tone of current design, planning and academic discourse. It presents small scale encounters that indicate the suburbs operate at multiple scales and offer a diverse palette of engagements and actions.
This document may be edited, altered and updated from time to time. So please check back to redownload and re-read.
Harbinger Consultants delivers projects with the goal of positive impact and vibrant communities for regions, towns and cities. Our work includes research, strategic planning and stakeholder engagement and we develop social, urban, regional and cultural strategy. With a track record of projects founded on values based and integrated methods, we apply place-based and innovative approaches to realise community wellbeing and prosperity.
This presentation was prepared for DAB220 Placemaking in Architecture, QUT School of Design, to assist students with Project Two. It provides images of pedestrian shelters and urban interventions. Used for education and teaching purposes only.
Long Time No See Project: participation designlinda carroli
Long Time No See? is a new project supported by the Australia Council for the Arts Special National Broadband Initiative to create an innovative 'next generation' artwork optimised for the forthcoming National Broadband Network (NBN).
We will create a living work that develops dialogs around time, community and futures, working with a range of nascent communities of interest, initially drawn from NBN connected locations, students and special interest groupings such as Festival audiences.
The most boring powerpoint in the world. Prepared for DAB220 Placemaking in Architecture (QUT) tutorial. For teaching purposes only, using sketches and drawings sourced from internet searches.
This 3 sentence summary provides the high level information from the document:
The document is an introduction to "speak: a hypertext essay" by Linda Carroli, which explores concepts of identity, otherness, love, and ethics through a nonlinear hypertext format. It acknowledges financial assistance and includes links to view the full online work and related multimedia content. The introduction frames the work as an exploration of concepts through a hypertext structure rather than linear text.
This document summarizes a short walk taken by the author to document litter in their suburban neighborhood. They observed lots of fast food packaging, drink bottles, cigarette butts, and other trash accumulating along roadsides and in storm drains. They saw how mowing and roadwork spread litter further. The proliferation of litter indicates a lack of care for the local environment. Their neighborhood has many fast food outlets and a hotel that contributes to the litter problem. While some businesses maintain gardens, they do little to address the litter issue. The litter pollutes nearby creeks and reduces the amenity of the area for pedestrians.
Suburban Train Station as Community Hub: Proposal for Carseldine Stationlinda carroli
I've been working on this study of a local train station in support of Transit Oriented Development. In it, I propose that community infrastructure (e.g. community spaces and offices for non-profit organisations) and design for sustainability should be provided at train stations. If more parking is required then those structures can and should also accommodate community uses.
I have also posted this to Live Local as my first experiment. Live Local is an online social networking place to share stories and ideas about improving your community. I will be blogging about this venture for Placed.
http://www.livelocal.org.au/experiment/126/precinct-study-carseldine-train-station
This presentation documents the results of a two day workshop themed Brisbane 2048 in which a group of six designers, academics and planners addressed the threats posed by climate change. Convened by QCA Design Futures Lecturer, Dr Tony Fry, the seminar and workshop aim to communicate the scale of the problems we face in South East Queensland as a result of climate change while also engaging the community with appropriate and affirmative responses. The workshop addressed the large scale impacts and threats of climate change, including environmental refugees, fires, floods, storms and cyclones and disease patterns. The six participants in the workshop – Larry Vint, Petra Perolini, Will Odom, Coral Gillett, Nora Kinnunen and Linda Carroli – developed three types of responses: preparatory actions, protective technologies and affirmative sustainable actions.
Convened by QCA Design Futures Lecturer, Dr Tony Fry, the seminar and workshop aim to communicate the scale of the problems we face in South East Queensland as a result of climate change while also engaging the community with appropriate and affirmative responses. Produced in October 2008 by workshop participants and Tony Fry.
This presentation was developed for a guest lecture at QUT in April 2009 for a subject about cultural futures. It asks the question, 'how are we to live?' and considers urban innovation and creativity. However, it does not really attempt to answer that question.
The document provides information on the roles and responsibilities of nonprofit boards. It discusses that boards have two key roles of legal compliance and adding value to the organization. The board is responsible for providing continuity, selecting leadership, governing through policies and objectives, acquiring resources, and being accountable. Board members should have relevant skills and commit time to meetings, committees, and oversight duties while avoiding conflicts of interest. The board and CEO share some responsibilities like planning and promoting the organization, while operational duties fall more to the CEO and staff. The document stresses the importance of the board focusing on governance rather than micromanaging the day-to-day operations.
This slide presentation accompanies the various reports and proposals about QUT Carseldine. The State Government Community Forum proposed that QUT Carseldine, a university campus located in Brisbane's northern suburbs, be repurposed as a social enterprise and social innovation hub. The slide presentation scopes the context and highlights the diversity and dynamism of the social enterprise sector in the Greater Brisbane region.
Indigenous Business Development :: JM John Armstronglinda carroli
JM John Armstrong is the Principal of Harbinger Consultants. He has spent many years working with Indigenous enterprises and entrepreneurs. In his work with Blak Business Smart Business, he developed the Business Readiness Assessment method as a culturally appropriate and responsive approach to business development with Indigenous entrepreneurs and communities. This presentation for the IQPC Conference themed "strengthening Indigenous communities" describes the Assessment process, as a capacity building method, and the achievements of Blak Business.
This presented was developed for the Ministerial Regional Community Forum for Greater Brisbane, now called the State Government Community Forum. It accompanied a paper that proposed that the State Government's Centre of Excellence for Climate Change directly engage with artistic practice and practitioners to develop interdisciplinary spaces for exploring climate science. The proposal attracted a great deal of community interest, but was not pursued by the government.
Rethinking Kållered │ From Big Box to a Reuse Hub: A Transformation Journey ...SirmaDuztepeliler
"Rethinking Kållered │ From Big Box to a Reuse Hub: A Transformation Journey Toward Sustainability"
The booklet of my master’s thesis at the Department of Architecture and Civil Engineering at Chalmers University of Technology. (Gothenburg, Sweden)
This thesis explores the transformation of the vacated (2023) IKEA store in Kållered, Sweden, into a "Reuse Hub" addressing various user types. The project aims to create a model for circular and sustainable economic practices that promote resource efficiency, waste reduction, and a shift in societal overconsumption patterns.
Reuse, though crucial in the circular economy, is one of the least studied areas. Most materials with reuse potential, especially in the construction sector, are recycled (downcycled), causing a greater loss of resources and energy. My project addresses barriers to reuse, such as difficult access to materials, storage, and logistics issues.
Aims:
• Enhancing Access to Reclaimed Materials: Creating a hub for reclaimed construction materials for both institutional and individual needs.
• Promoting Circular Economy: Showcasing the potential and variety of reusable materials and how they can drive a circular economy.
• Fostering Community Engagement: Developing spaces for social interaction around reuse-focused stores and workshops.
• Raising Awareness: Transforming a former consumerist symbol into a center for circular practices.
Highlights:
• The project emphasizes cross-sector collaboration with producers and wholesalers to repurpose surplus materials before they enter the recycling phase.
• This project can serve as a prototype for reusing many idle commercial buildings in different scales and sizes.
• The findings indicate that transforming large vacant properties can support sustainable practices and present an economically attractive business model with high social returns at the same time.
• It highlights the potential of how sustainable practices in the construction sector can drive societal change.
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2. Register on the Long Time, No See? website.
www.long-time-no-see.org
From this website, also download the Setting
Your Compass booklet and the Fieldbook.
Download the app for your iPhone OR access
the web interface for other smartphones
(www.long-time-no-see.com/walk). Bookmark
this for future use or create a shortcut.
Spend some time reading and writing in the
Setting Your Compass booklet. This is intended
to provoke some reflection about futuring
and care. It provides you with an opportunity
to position yourself in relation to some
important questions. You could do this with
someone else and have a conversation about
the questions.
Read the Fieldbook, taking specific note of the
preparatory and safety instructions.
With mobile device and Fieldbook at the ready,
follow the prompts and mark your walk.
Join the Long Time, No See? Facebook group
and share your experiences.
Remember—you are encouraged make more
than one contribution.
As part of Long Time, No See?, you are
invited to contribute your path to the future.
From 14 June you will be able to access the
documentation and apps that enable you to
participate and create content.
On 14 June, as part of ISEA 2013’s Electric
Nights event to be held in Parramatta, the
Long Time, No See? project will be unveiling
the realised artwork in conjunction with ICE.
Participation is easy and designed to be DIY.
Just follow these steps: