My Learning (and Teaching) Philosophy – aka the Zen of learning from experience
This post is based on the first homework I have had to do in a very long time: prepare for an introductory class on Teaching at Northumbria University. In a … Continue reading
Online participatory mapping for spatial planning
Latest blog post published on the Young Academics’ blog of the AESOP network. Follow the link below, and enjoy reading (hopefully!) https://aesopyoungacademics.wordpress.com/2017/03/31/online-participatory-mapping-for-spatial-planning/
Smarter past, smarter future: lessons for smart cities
This blog post was initially published on the Young Academics blog of the AESOP network. The smart city is much discussed as a sustainable urban development model. However, as discussed … Continue reading
The smart, resilient city: cliché or oxymoron?
The following post was submitted to the Young Academics blog of the AESOP network. You can find the original here. And here is it is also: The smart city concept … Continue reading
Geospatial acts: the special place of participatory mapping within cities
This blog post is a reflection on the complex relationships between the material and the virtual, public participation and exclusion, space and place, tools and users, hardware and interface, and … Continue reading
Online mapping resources
Thanks to current htlml5 functionalities, there are loads of easy-to-use mapping applications around. Here is a short list that will grow with time, according to my experimentations. Note: this may … Continue reading
Toward Cyborg PPGIS
Here it is, the first in a long-term series. “Toward Cyborg PPGIS: exploring socio-technical requirements for the use of web-based PPGIS in two municipal planning cases, Stockholm region, Sweden”, … Continue reading
Through the Looking Glass…
… or why public engagement in cities should be about (more than) reflexion/reflection Intriguing mirror ball… Is it really me I am seeing there? Read the blog post @ … Continue reading
Public engagement is not a game – or should be?
Note: blog under construction. But you get exclusive access to the teaser. Witnessing growing innovation in public engagement, including the use of online video games such as Minecraft (and its UN-Habitat … Continue reading
Toward Inclusive Cities 3.0
This blog post was initially published on the Young Academics Blog of the AESOP network. Also: @aesopYA @YAblog Is participatory planning about engaging everyone and making cities inclusive? Or about satisfying … Continue reading
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