Brick Kinect is an app that allows children to use building blocks to unleash their creativity and print their own toys, addressing barriers such as language and complexity in current 3D modeling software. It targets preschool and grade school children, enhancing skills like hand-eye coordination and spatial awareness through interactive play. The Taiwanese market shows significant potential for 3D printing in education, with a growing audience in the children's toy industry.
This document discusses using virtual reality and digital spaces to facilitate civic deliberation and multi-stakeholder dialogue. It presents several Taiwanese civic tech initiatives like vTaiwan.tw that aim to adapt regulations, improve digital participation, and foster discussion on issues like privacy and data through open data and open discussion forums. The document advocates that digital spaces can help blend individual perspectives into shared reflections and gradually increase public awareness and formation of consensus if designed to be transparent and reflective like glass and mirrors.
Paper:Designing the sustainable product-service integration:a product-service...Chuang Shu-Ting
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The document summarizes a journal article about using a product-service blueprint approach to design sustainable product-service integration. It defines product-service systems and explains that a product-service blueprint can represent the detailed flow and interactions of product-service activities. The blueprint provides a simple but clear representation of the service system in terms of actor behaviors, sequential processes, and spatial relationships between components.
e-Participation for Socially Disadvantaged PeopleAudrey Tang
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e-Participation aims to promote civic engagement through digital means for socially disadvantaged groups. The city of Taipei launched the Budget.Taipei platform to get input from citizens on the city's budget. This allows more inclusive participation in the budget process, including people who face barriers to traditional civic participation methods.
2014 Asian Smart Living International School - 宜蘭農業服務設計活動-友善生活小舖Chuang Shu-Ting
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The document discusses the business model and community engagement strategy for a farming initiative aimed at increasing sales and farmer cooperation. It highlights the importance of a supportive network for farmers and customer engagement through markets and interactive web platforms. The goal is to create awareness of a farming community where knowledge and experiences are shared to promote friendly living.
Digital Innovations in Public Service TransformationAudrey Tang
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Digital technologies are transforming public services by streamlining operations, spurring innovation, and enabling new forms of civic participation. Governments are integrating portals, opening APIs, and facilitating clicktivism and hacktivism to connect with constituents online and get real-time feedback. These digital innovations have the potential to improve governance and policymaking.
The document discusses the values of freedom zero and open source software freedom. It promotes the freedom to run software for any purpose, being able to make decisions that mainly affect oneself, and knowing others by their values rather than types or roles. It encourages collaboration to accelerate progress, solidify successes, and celebrate achievements in open source and software freedom.
Freedom of Assembly and Association Online ?in TaiwanAudrey Tang
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This document discusses freedom of assembly and association online in Taiwan. It outlines Taiwan's process of crowdsourcing policy agendas and using public forums, hearings and working groups to draft internet legislation in a transparent and inclusive manner involving thousands of participants. Key policies addressed include privacy in open data, cyberbullying, communications law, and copyright law. The overall approach aims to formulate internet policy with the people, not just for the people.
This document discusses using virtual reality and digital spaces to facilitate civic deliberation and multi-stakeholder dialogue. It presents several Taiwanese civic tech initiatives like vTaiwan.tw that aim to adapt regulations, improve digital participation, and foster discussion on issues like privacy and data through open data and open discussion forums. The document advocates that digital spaces can help blend individual perspectives into shared reflections and gradually increase public awareness and formation of consensus if designed to be transparent and reflective like glass and mirrors.
Paper:Designing the sustainable product-service integration:a product-service...Chuang Shu-Ting
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The document summarizes a journal article about using a product-service blueprint approach to design sustainable product-service integration. It defines product-service systems and explains that a product-service blueprint can represent the detailed flow and interactions of product-service activities. The blueprint provides a simple but clear representation of the service system in terms of actor behaviors, sequential processes, and spatial relationships between components.
e-Participation for Socially Disadvantaged PeopleAudrey Tang
?
e-Participation aims to promote civic engagement through digital means for socially disadvantaged groups. The city of Taipei launched the Budget.Taipei platform to get input from citizens on the city's budget. This allows more inclusive participation in the budget process, including people who face barriers to traditional civic participation methods.
2014 Asian Smart Living International School - 宜蘭農業服務設計活動-友善生活小舖Chuang Shu-Ting
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The document discusses the business model and community engagement strategy for a farming initiative aimed at increasing sales and farmer cooperation. It highlights the importance of a supportive network for farmers and customer engagement through markets and interactive web platforms. The goal is to create awareness of a farming community where knowledge and experiences are shared to promote friendly living.
Digital Innovations in Public Service TransformationAudrey Tang
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Digital technologies are transforming public services by streamlining operations, spurring innovation, and enabling new forms of civic participation. Governments are integrating portals, opening APIs, and facilitating clicktivism and hacktivism to connect with constituents online and get real-time feedback. These digital innovations have the potential to improve governance and policymaking.
The document discusses the values of freedom zero and open source software freedom. It promotes the freedom to run software for any purpose, being able to make decisions that mainly affect oneself, and knowing others by their values rather than types or roles. It encourages collaboration to accelerate progress, solidify successes, and celebrate achievements in open source and software freedom.
Freedom of Assembly and Association Online ?in TaiwanAudrey Tang
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This document discusses freedom of assembly and association online in Taiwan. It outlines Taiwan's process of crowdsourcing policy agendas and using public forums, hearings and working groups to draft internet legislation in a transparent and inclusive manner involving thousands of participants. Key policies addressed include privacy in open data, cyberbullying, communications law, and copyright law. The overall approach aims to formulate internet policy with the people, not just for the people.