Message posted on 02/03/2019
Extended Call for Abstracts - 1st International SD Conference - TRACK F.2. Maker and Self-tracking cultures across democratization learning processes
Dear all, <br>We are pleased to announce that the deadline for submissions for the <br>1st International SD Conference have been extended to *March 10, 2019!* <br> <br>TRACK F.2. <br>*Maker and Self-tracking cultures * <br>*across democratization learning processes * <br> <br>_ <br>_ <br>_Deadline for abstract submission: *March 10, *_*_2019_* <br>_Please find attached the call._ <br> <br>Convenors: <br>Emanuele Toscano (University G. Marconi, e.toscano@unimarconi. it) <br>Assunta Viteritti (University of Rome “La Sapienza”, <br>assunta.viteritti@uniroma1.it) <br>Letizia Zampino (University of Rome “La Sapienza”, <br>letizia.zampino@uniroma1.it) <br> <br>Keywords <br>Technology, Community, Self-trackers, Quantified Self movement, Democracy. <br> <br>The development of digital technologies is raising new ways of <br>participatory democracy and knowledge production from below. <br>Digitization process is producing several community practicers - <br>developers, users, makers - with different competences and knowledges. <br>It’s important put attention on digital cultures in order to <br>investigate, from one hand, subjectification forms in the daily uses of <br>Apps, wearable technologies, sensors etc., and, from the other hand, the <br>development of DIY (do it yourself) culture, based on disintermediation, <br>sharing, other’s recognition, mutual sustain and help. The aim of this <br>track is to investigate such issues through empirical and theoretical <br>contributions regarding phenomena like the Makers movement and the <br>Quantified Self movement (QSm), that could embed post democratic <br>regressive forms. Particularly, makers movement and the local <br>Fabrication Laboratories (FabLabs) are encouraging the creation of <br>learning spaces in which there is a strong focus on <br>learning-through-doing. Indeed, the simplification of assembling and <br>programming processes allow making and tinkering practices to be easily <br>accessible to a wider public with always less costs, contributing in the <br>spreading of democratizing and design processes, but also in the <br>sharing, reusing, debating cultures. On the other hand, the daily uses <br>of digital technologies facilitate the creation of new forms of <br>self-knowledge through numerical data. Therefore, everyday practices and <br>activities - calories, heart rates, mood shifts, steps, sleep hours, <br>reproductive health, chronic disease, as well as quality of air, state <br>of traffic, and so - are transformed through these devices into data, <br>developing statistical analyses and graphical representations. The QSm <br>connects self-trackers that tinker with objects like smartphones, apps, <br>wearable technology. Today, digital devices are protagonist in every <br>field of social life with the emerge of different forms of embodiment <br>and knowledges. For these reasons, topics of interest for this track <br>include, but are not limited to, the analysis of individual and <br>collective practices that enact democratization processes from below in <br>the knowledge co-construction. <br> <br>*Abstracts submission* <br>Authors submit proposals using the abstract-template form available on <br>line both at: <br>• *Submission platform* <br> <br>• Info on the conference: <br>http://www.scuolademocratica-conference.net/call-for-abstracts/ <br> <br>/Please feel free to circulate this announcement widely./ <br> <br> <br> <br>-- <br> <br>Letizia Zampino <br> <br>Visiting PhD Researcher <br>Department of People and Organisation - SBM <br>Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences <br>Queen Mary, University of London <br>327 Mile End Road <br>London E1 4NS <br>-- <br>PhD Reseacher in Applied Social Sciences <br>University of Rome «La Sapienza» – Department of Social Sciences and <br>Economics <br>Via Salaria 113, 00198, Rome (Italy) <br>_______________________________________________ <br>EASST's Eurograd mailing list <br>Eurograd (at) lists.easst.net <br>Unsubscribe or edit subscription options: http://lists.easst.net/listinfo.cgi/eurograd-easst.net <br> <br>Meet us via https://twitter.com/STSeasst <br> <br>Report abuses of this list to Eurograd-owner@lists.easst.netview formatted text
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