The evaluation committee has selected high quality, hands-on and interactive workshops to shape the agenda of the conference during the workshop days. You will have the opportunity to bring your topics to the table, engaging in meaningful discussions, co-creating ideas and solutions, as well as forming future collaborations. Workshops are classified under different categories, shown at the bottom of the page.
List of Accepted Workshops at DLLD
Have a look at the list bellow to see which workshops will be at the Digital Living Lab Days. There are 20 to choose from!
Click on a workshop title to see the description.
Day 1 Workshops, 2 September
14:00-15:30
This workshop will be focused on exploring orchestration models through theory and expert experiences
This workshop aims to provide the basics of data literacy combining theory and practice. By using co-creation, participants will develop an action plan on how to actually implement data strategies.
During this workshop you will learn about validating and enriching the business model for the innovation ecosystems of (public) living labs in an interactive session with the experience of the participants in other living labs.
16:00-17:30
The workshop will offer to experience a game designed to teach and improve conflict management through collective intelligence in a playful efficient way.
The workshop aims to connect arts, play, and education for children’s and young adults’ wellbeing – to help them manage the emotional imbalance and mitigate possible post-trauma.
This workshop will address opportunities and challenges associated with creating circular and regenerative cities based on the experience of the European capitals in the H2020 project REFLOW
Day 2 Workshops, 3 September
11:00-12:30
This workshop will focus on introduction and collaborative exploration of the “Anticipatory Technology Assessment Toolkit” (ATA-Kit) developed by members of anticipate.network
Overwhelmed by change? What is it costing you? Are you even solving the ‘right’ problems? This interactive workshop will immerse you in the dynamic practice of collaborative discovery and reframing.
During this workshop you will learn how to scale up experimentation in urban living labs. The Pocket Book for Agile Piloting will be introduced with case examples and learnings. Sharing insights with peers in a facilitated workshop.
14:00-15:30
This workshop will provide insights into co-creation of new business models that contribute to socially and economically sustainable urban consumption spaces as living labs, drawing on the Reinvent Tourism Festival and participants’ examples
The aim of this workshop is to expand the CoP which has organized several webinars since the last OLLD. The objective is to facilitate distributed discussions across seven URBiNAT cities plus invited city living labs.
The aim of this workshop is to co-ideate different possibilities for evaluating living labs with qualitative data from the social point of view and to find tools for using and communicating this type of data in practice.
16:00-17:30
This workshop will help you explore how to leverage distributed collective intelligence in enriching online working environments, and how to effectively use these online environments to address real-world issues
The objective of this workshop is to define «Health & Wellbeing Adaptive Digital Toolkits» for people at different ages with different physical and mental conditions. Adaptive Toolkits means that the content of the Toolbox can be changed depending on the needs of the person, by selecting from a pool/library of digital tools & services.
Day 3 Workshops, 4 September
11:00-12:30
The workshop will introduce motivational goal models as co-creation process giving key stakeholders a strong voice. A two-stage process will be demonstrated leading to a visual goals model representation using software.
The goal of this workshop is to find out if Living Labs can be beneficial for (im)migrant service development and innovation, and if yes in what way could (im)migrants be directly involved
This workshop will identify promising ways to better appreciate how participants learn in living labs.
14:00-15:30
During this workshop you will learn how can we reach out to at risk target groups like disabled, deprived people or minorities.
Who do Avatars represent? What makes an avatar good or bad? During this workshop you will design avatars representing older adults and those with physical disabilities.
This workshop for participants to learn about and to use a new approach to modelling service environments developed in the Horizon20/20 Co-creation of Service Innovation in Europe (CoSIE) project.
Workshops Categories
Health and Well-being
Smart Cities & Regions
Artificial Intelligence
Urban and Rural Activities
Social Innovation and Inclusion
Culture and Creativity
SME & start-ups
ENVIRONMENT
E-GOVERNMENT & PARTICIPATION
