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LB1: 11:00 - 18:00 Online workshop | LB1: 11:00 - 18:00 Online workshop day 1 of 3- Collaboration, Conflict & Consent with Eleanor Greenhalgh. | ||
This will involve Jitsi meetings & lectures plus plenty of time away from screen for students to work on assignments developing prototypes/collaborations & individual tutorials if needed. | This will involve Jitsi meetings & lectures plus plenty of time away from screen for students to work on assignments developing prototypes/collaborations & individual tutorials if needed. | ||
Please join online with your own machine if possible. | [[File:2019-09collaborationWorkshopImageByAvital.jpg | frame | 2019 workshop photo by Avital.]] | ||
Please join online with your own machine if possible. If you haven't received Zoom link by email, please contact nor at riseup dot net. | |||
*[[2020 LB1 Collaboration, Conflict & Consent | WORKSHOP PAGE >>]] | *[[2020 LB1 Collaboration, Conflict & Consent | WORKSHOP PAGE >>]] | ||
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LB1: 11:00 - 18:00 Online workshop day 1 of 3- Collaboration, Conflict & Consent with Eleanor Greenhalgh. This will involve Jitsi meetings & lectures plus plenty of time away from screen for students to work on assignments developing prototypes/collaborations & individual tutorials if needed.
2019 workshop photo by Avital.
Please join online with your own machine if possible. If you haven't received Zoom link by email, please contact nor at riseup dot net.
- Eleanor Greenhalgh (http://eleanorg.org) is an artist, facilitator & mental health worker with a special interest non-hierarchical social systems and their discontents. This workshop addresses the complex questions of authorship and democratic legitimacy which image-makers/publishers today must navigate. We will spend three days exploring:
- formation of the year group
- experiences of conflict & collaboration
- opening up ears and mind to each other
- psychological theories of conflict & how to resolve it
- controversies in relation to authorship/hosting/moderation
- design of systems for collaboration