Heloisa Primavera
Published on 12/01/2008 - Contributors
Self-management, Sharing resources, P2P economy, Communities / Networks, ICTs
Participate in: Redes de Trueque, Reinventando el Mercado - Juego de las 5 Columnas
Biologist and sociologist. Creator of the Solidarity Exchange Network in Argentina. She has been trained in various schools of thought in Latin America: Social Cybernetics, initiated by W. De Gregori since the 70s in Brazil; Constructivist Linguistics Epistemology, developed by the School of Santiago from the work of Humberto Maturana, Francisco Varela and Fernando Flores.
She is a consultant for public and private organizations, especially in the area of organizational... Read more
Sclipo
Published on 12/01/2008 - Contributors
Co-Learning, Communities / Networks, ICTs
Participate in: Informal Web-Based Education
A group of professionals from different fields and nationalities: Alistair, Carlos, David, Gregor, Jordi, Marc, Miki, Oriol, Pau, Pilar, gathered together in Barcelona to create this social network designed to share (teach / learn) knowledge by using videos and webcams.
Sclipo gives you the opportunity to upload as much videos as you want (tutorials, lectures, how-to, etc.) and share them through their "academies" with friends, family and people around the world. It also has an application that... Read more
Platoniq
Published on 01/08/2009 - Contributors
Co-Learning, Self-management, P2P economy, Communities / Networks, Tecnology reappropiation, ICTs
Participate in: Elgoog, Goteo, social network for distributed financing and creative credits, Science Of Sharing (S.O.S) T-shirts, Expanded Education in Poligono Sur District's Junior School, Social Tagging
Platoniq is an international non-profit organization made up of cultural producers and software developers based in Barcelona since 2001, pioner in the production and distribution of copyleft culture. Since 2001, they carry out activities and projects where the social uses of ICTs and networking are applied to enhance communication, self-training and citizens organisation. Their work generates innovative software applications and methodologies, in addition to an extensive free-licensed audiovisual archive on the Internet.
This collective has been associated to the Center for Contemporary Culture of Barcelona since 2003. During the last years, their project Burn Station (2004) has been awarded by the Transitio Festival (Mexico DF) and by the Transmediale Digital Culture Festival (Berlin). It has also won a mention of honour in the UNESCO Digital Arts Awards.
Among their projects, we can also find the Bank of Common Knowledge (2006), a knowledge exchange platform; the public streaming server, OpenServer; the organisation of temporary media labs, Media Space Invadres (2003-2004); and the creation of the first copyleft license within the Spanish legal framework, Unconditional Air (2004), which was applied to the contents of the exhibition with the same name produced by Platoniq at the Shedhalle Art Center of Zurich.
Platoniq has been a pioner in the design of... Read more
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