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Our EU-funded ‘Digital DIY’ project is divided into a number of different ‘work packages’, led by different partners. Some of them started back in January 2015 and run throughout the project, but others are more concentrated.
In April I wrote a blog post on ‘making meaningful connections’, which seemed to summarise and boil down some of the central ideas that have emerged from my research about creativity and making today. The points made there have turned out to be applicable in a number of spheres – for instance, only last week I used that frame for considering the future of universities.
The #DiDIY team visited WeMake and OpenDot in Milan.
What difference does the 'digital' make in 'Digital DIY'?
In his second personal blog post, David Gauntlett continues his discussion of the meaning of Digital DIY.
In a personal blog post, David Gauntlett considers the meaning of Digital DIY.
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