Meet the DiDIY project at the European Maker Week
The European Maker Week is an initiative promoted by European Commission, whose goals are:
Marco Fioretti's blog
Digital DIY can give new life, and higher revenues, to struggling cities
Here is, courtesy of Fast Coexist, a good overview of the role that Digital DIY (and public libraries!) can play in the (re) organization of work and economic growth of struggling cities, with a link to an interesting report that we'll take into account in our research:
Digital DIY tour in Veneto
(versione italiana in fondo)
Digital DIY makes art more accessible to disabled people
Congratulations to Monza Makers for a great demonstration of some very important points of our research on DiDIY in both Creative Society and Education.
In a nutshell, these makers:
Digital DIY brings modular furniture to the next level
The basic question that drives Gale's project is one that looms very large in our research activities, because it is one that must receive a complete, if not definitive answer, if Digital DIY is to really become a mass phenomenon:
Digital DIY helps artisans to produce better products
DiDIY contribution to ebook on Women Empowerment in STEM
Do the Digital Skills include DiDIY?
Is counterfeiting really the BIGGEST deal in 3D printing?
Fighting with DiDIY the environmental impacts of mass production
A very interesting PhD thesis by Cindy Kohtala, which is also a relevant input for our research:
