Paul B Hartzog has a new project that examines 'the community as a commons' and looks into promoting 'a sense of shared fate and shared identity'. He says that 'as mobility increases, information about how a community moves into, out of, and through its spaces (such as public commons) can be a useful source of community feedback. The project is titled Prospero:
Read more at the Prospero Blog
Looks like an interesting venture to keep an eye on!
Prospero is an infrastructure to enable public displays to reflect evolving public participation.
The objectives of the Prospero project arise from two primary motivations: one descriptive, the other normative. First, technologies that foster cooperation enhance our relationship to our surroundings. Many of these technologies incorporate user feedback in real-time.
Read more at the Prospero Blog
Looks like an interesting venture to keep an eye on!
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