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1 The Martin Koplin & Carolin Schrank M2C Institute of Applied Media Technology and Culture at the University of Applied Sciences Bremen The Council of Europe Cultural Routes Summer Seminar 2015 Bad Iburg, Osnabruck, Germany 1st 5th June 2015

2 Who we are Martin Koplin Director of the M2C Institute of Media Technology and Culture Bremen Researcher, EU Strategy and Project Consulter Chair of the International BMBF thinktank ThinkBETA about the Cultural Evolution of Smart Cities Coordinator of the large scale Creative Europe Projects Carolin Schrank Scientist of the M2C Institute of Media Technology and Culture Bremen Researcher, Cultural Project Management Tourism Development, PR Officer

3 About M2C Institute Background in combining culture, art and ICT Digital media for museums since 1994 First mobile guide system on iphone in Europe Participation and user-culture European Project design and consultancy

4 What this talk is about Smart Culture Participation Digital Media Urban/Regional Cultural Development Practical Examples

5 Smart Culture Digital media, digital services and digital user culture integration into the cultural domain Strengthening of the innovation capability of cultural organizations Cultural development as integrated social, educational, urban and regional development Discussion about values and advantages of future technologies

6 Participation Integration of special groups Take up intrinsic motivations New forms of informal learning User as producer or co-designer

7 Digital Media Interaction in the museum Extension of the museum into the urban space / landscape Cultural information at places of origin Integration of digital cultural assets into new services Link to public communication

8 Urban/Regional Cultural Development A city designed by its inhabitants Participatory art and collaborative design Using skills from daily media use Integration of a high diversity of stakeholders Interdisciplinary networks

9 Practice Examples IDEA-C: Kids design tools to design their cultural environment PS2: Participative art processes Betaville: Urban re-design European Corner: Participation in virtual exhibition design Magische Orte (Magic Places): Content-use-production circle

10 IDEA-C IDEA-C Collaboration between schools, cultural institutions and universities Students and researcher transfer basic knowledge Kids reflect about their cultural environments Kids start to create ideas Kids present concepts and solutions from the user-view

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16 PS2 The Public Space as Shared Museum PS2 Implementation of cultural participation projects Use of digital media and social media Integration of diverse groups of people into a practical dimension of re-design of the cultural urban area Intercultural approach Cummunity building

17 PS2 The Public Space as Shared Museum PS2 Continuing chain of district-related art Open calls to cultural activists Identification of 12 tipping points over social media, radio, etc. Tipping points may also be a focal point, locally often referred to a gap A focus lies on dimensions cultural disconnectivity in transformation processes

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21 Magic Places Magische Orte Magic Places Osnabrück Circle between: information - learning - playing - producing Infotainment: Mobile tour through the landscape Playification: Pupils play games, role games and utilize things at place Social interaction: Videos and comments on youtube, etc. Gamification: Best videos as contribution in the app

22 Magic Places Piesberg Lower Saxony, Germany Knieanbetungs-stein (Knee-Adoration- Stone BC Celtic devotion place Marian apparition Stellar constellation (Nebra sky disk)

23 Magic Places Piesberg Lower Saxony, Germany Karlsteine (Charlemagne Stones)

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27 European Corner European Corner - Museums at Public Access and Participation Public participation in museums by content-production and video-comments People participate in exhibition design and museums work Exchange of virtual exhibitions between museums in Europe European Corner in 5 museums of the European Route of Industry Culture

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32 Betaville Express Your-self/city Betaville A city as public sculpture and exhibition space Transformed by its inhabitants. Collaboration of citizens, artists, activists and cultural institutions Integration of social media Motivating social dynamics.

33 Betaville Smart Collaboration, Media Art, Augmented Reality, Co-Design

34 Betaville Open Collaboration: 3D-Wiki(pedia) Shared Space and Visual Language Smart Collaboration: Imagination, Art, Design

35 Betaville Radically Imaginative: Revisiting Constants New Babylon

36 Betaville Participative Design of Socio-Cultural Routes Green Art in city spaces

37 Betaville Network Science Fiction in City Spaces and Landscapes

38 Future Cultural Media Systems for Smart Cities 4D-Augmented reality AR Sensor-activated virtual reality VR Internet of things

42 Contact information Martin Koplin Managing Director / CEO M2C Institute for Applied Media Technology and Culture at the University of Applied Sciences Bremen M2C Institut, Flughafenallee 10, DE Bremen, Germany/EU Phone: Fax: Web: koplin@m2c-bremen.de

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Aktuelles. European Future Symposium. The People s Smart Sculpture PS2. City University of Applied Sciences and M2C Institute Bremen

Aktuelles. European Future Symposium. The People s Smart Sculpture PS2. City University of Applied Sciences and M2C Institute Bremen Aktuelles European Future Symposium The People s Smart Sculpture PS2 City University of Applied Sciences and M2C Institute Bremen The European Future Symposium III takes part from 21.09.-22.09.17 in Bremen