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Proceedings of the 2020 ACM Interaction Design and Children Conference: Extended Abstracts, 2020
We present Community Garden, an interactive museum exhibit designed to promote connectedness both at the museum and online. To interact with the exhibit, participants draw and share flower petals which are displayed on a communal field, blooming with flowers of other participants.
Jordan Graves, Brian Magerko
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We present Community Garden, an interactive museum exhibit designed to promote connectedness both at the museum and online. To interact with the exhibit, participants draw and share flower petals which are displayed on a communal field, blooming with flowers of other participants.
Jordan Graves, Brian Magerko
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Community gardening and obesity
Perspectives in Public Health, 2011Dr Duika L Burges Watson and Dr Helen J Moore from Durham University look at how community gardening could be a positive option for individuals who wish to confront a weight issue. But is it likely to be facilitated by 'Big Society' or 'nudge'? The Foresight report in the UK identified and quantified growing concerns about obesity.1 It has also been ...
Duika L, Burges, Helen J, Moore
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Designing to Support Community Gardens by Going Beyond Community Gardens
2017Community gardens connect to many organizations in order to receive and offer resources and services. The complex sociotechnical systems in which community gardens inhabit bring both opportunities and challenges for designers who endeavor to support them.
Wang, X., Wakkary, R.
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2012
Während sich weltweit der Trend zur Urbanisierung rasant fortsetzt und der damit verbundene Anstieg der Bevölkerung meist mit zunehmender Umweltverschmutzung, Lärm und der Verdrängung von Grünflächen einhergeht, vollzieht sich gleichzeitig eine interessante Stadtentwicklung von unten, die das Grün in den urbanen Raum zurückkehren lässt: vorübergehend ...
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Während sich weltweit der Trend zur Urbanisierung rasant fortsetzt und der damit verbundene Anstieg der Bevölkerung meist mit zunehmender Umweltverschmutzung, Lärm und der Verdrängung von Grünflächen einhergeht, vollzieht sich gleichzeitig eine interessante Stadtentwicklung von unten, die das Grün in den urbanen Raum zurückkehren lässt: vorübergehend ...
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Developing “community” in community gardens
Local Environment, 2011Community gardens are enjoying a renaissance, thought to be due to people's desire to reconnect with food, nature and community. This paper presents results from an exploratory investigation of two community gardens in Nottingham, supported by regional and national contextual analysis. It examines the nature and construction of “community” in community
Firth, C, Maye, D, Pearson, D
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2018
Scenario: This is a five or six-party multi-issue negotiation among first-year university students a large city in Switzerland. Each member of the negotiation represents different interests and thus for preparation's sake should prepare alone. The goal is a win-win solution for all parties present. Cultural Background: The community garden (in German,
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Scenario: This is a five or six-party multi-issue negotiation among first-year university students a large city in Switzerland. Each member of the negotiation represents different interests and thus for preparation's sake should prepare alone. The goal is a win-win solution for all parties present. Cultural Background: The community garden (in German,
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2016
Community gardens are the face of urban agriculture. Small plots in shared spaces have been the traditional location for food cultivation in cities where multi family housing and high density have limited the potential for growing food on traditional large- scale farms.
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Community gardens are the face of urban agriculture. Small plots in shared spaces have been the traditional location for food cultivation in cities where multi family housing and high density have limited the potential for growing food on traditional large- scale farms.
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