[Open Design & Hardware] Introduction: Aleksandar Kovac

[Kohtala Cindy]

Hi Aleksandar and all, 

This post led me to two more links: 

http://www.wired.com/opinion/2013/07/your-friendly-neighborhood-hackathon-might-not-be-so-open-after-all/
an interesting article on hackathon agreements 

and 
http://abs.sagepub.com/content/57/5.toc
American Behavioral Scientist Special Issue on Open Collaboration and Wiki Research
see also 
http://www.andreaforte.net/abs.html
"To support access to this research, we are linking to the submitted (draft) versions of the papers posted by authors as well as to the official version with citation information (full text available for institutions with a subscription) and an email address for authors in case you would like to correspond about their work."

Cindy


> My name is Aleksandar Kovac. I am a doctoral candidate at Kyoto Institute of Technology. I have been researching methodologies in theory and practice of designing in open information contexts. For the last couple of years I am field-researching designers and designing in open source software development process, hoping to find where, how, and why do designers succeed (and more often than not) fail when collaborating on design solutions in such communities. The idea (loftily said) is to provide designers some kind of heuristics or philosophy that would guide their designing behavior when designing with/within communities and societies both online and offline.