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*Contact: Enric Senabre [esenabre at gmail dot com]<br>
*Contact: Enric Senabre [esenabre at gmail dot com]<br>
*Team: Enric, Chris
*Team: Enric, Chris, Marc
*Hosts: http://www.urbanlabs.net/ and http://newyouthcity.com/<br>
*Hosts: http://www.urbanlabs.net/ and http://newyouthcity.com/<br>
*Proposed 'space' or theme: [[Drumbeat/events/Festival/program/activities#Local learning incubator|Local learning incubator ]]<br>
*Proposed 'space' or theme: [[Drumbeat/events/Festival/program/activities#Local learning incubator|Local learning incubator ]]<br>
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===Summary===
===Summary===
The walkshop consists in a first shared active exploration around streets and squares near the festival venue (looking for signs, hardware, graffitis, marks, images, sensors and anything sending or gathering data) and afterwards a session for geolocating online what has been found.
The walkshop consists in a shared active exploration around streets and squares near the festival venue (looking for signs, hardware, graffitis, marks, images, special spots in general) in order to work on a digital gymkhana as a learning activity for youth. Afterwards there could be a short session for geolocating online what has been found.


In a second walkshop there will be a kind of meta-activity or walkshop tutorial oriented to apply the method to other possible learning subjects (history, society, culture, architecture, art, etc) depending on participants interests.
What we want to do is a kind of meta-activity oriented to apply a method to different learning subjects (history, society, culture, architecture, art, etc) while the learners walk around a urban context. For this purpose we will establish a circuit with marks (QR codes) that once processed send questions and ask for reflexive inputs. These inputs (images, text, sounds, videos) would be sent by mobile devices and published on the go on a blog (and could de afterwards geolocated).


===What do you want to achieve? (goal)===
===What do you want to achieve? (goal)===


'''For the first walkshop''':
* A path and set of objectives that could be applied to learning contexts, ideally oriented to kids or teenagers.
* A prototype of activity that can be tested afterwards.
* An open map about some of Raval informational activity observable from the street.
* An open map about some of Raval informational activity observable from the street.
* Online comments and discussions about the openness of city information and its presence on the web.
* Online comments and discussions about significant spots from the learners point of view.
* Another way for discovering Barcelona's activity and the role of information displays.
* Another way for discovering Barcelona's activity and the role of information displays.
'''For the second walkshop''':
* A path and set of objectives that could be applied to other learning contexts, ideally oriented to kids or teenagers.
* A prototype of activity that can be tested afterwards.


===Who should come? How many? For how long? (audience)===
===Who should come? How many? For how long? (audience)===


* Anyone interested in how cities are evolving into informational environments.  
* Anyone interested in how cities are evolving into informational environments.
* Educators who want to discover an open and active dynamic for shared discovering.   
* Tech people experienced in SMS, QR and smartphones, as well as publishing online.
* Architects and urban designers.
* Educators who want to work on an open and active dynamic for shared discovering.   
* Geeks who visit Barcelona for the first time :)
* Geeks who visit Barcelona for the first time :)


Each walkshop could last around 3 hours more or less, and can be done by a maximum of 10-15 participants.
The walkshop could last around 3 hours more or less, and can be done by a maximum of 10-15 participants.


===What will they do when they get there? (activities)===
===What will they do when they get there? (activities)===


# Presentation, introductions, identification of common objectives (in the tent)
# Presentation, introductions, identification of common objectives (in the FAD venue)
# Walkshop, taking pictures and comments, online publishing (outside)
# Walkshop, taking pictures and comments, online publishing (outside)
# Geolocation and further comments (back in the tent)
# Activity redesign, geolocation and discussion (back in the tent)


===What will you / they have at the end? (outputs)===
===What will you / they have at the end? (outputs)===


* A tested or improved circuit for receiving clues and instructions via mobile and afterwards sending data to be published on the open web.
* Quick posting of pictures and comments through mobile devices to a dedicated microblog website ([http://walkshopbcn.posterous.com/ example])  
* Quick posting of pictures and comments through mobile devices to a dedicated microblog website ([http://walkshopbcn.posterous.com/ example])  
* Geolocation of what has been found ([http://maps.google.com/maps/ms?hl=en&ie=UTF8&msa=0&msid=113116308991136746601.0004897391b32cbb66903&ll=41.386384,2.166645&spn=0.003614,0.007769&source=embed example]).
* Geolocation of what has been found ([http://maps.google.com/maps/ms?hl=en&ie=UTF8&msa=0&msid=113116308991136746601.0004897391b32cbb66903&ll=41.386384,2.166645&spn=0.003614,0.007769&source=embed example]).
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