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  1. Interdisciplinary hack of digital inclusion – change the future, change the now

    SWISP Lab was hosted by Jantina Tammes School of Digital Society, Technology and AI (Joelle Swart RUG) for this hack, which took place at the aptly named ‘House of Connections’, Groningen, Netherlands on 5 & 6th September, 2024. The Jantina Tammes School is the University of Groningen’s interdisciplinary centre dedicated to digital society, technology and […]

    blogs.unimelb.edu.au/swisp/2024/09/12/interdisciplinary-hack-of-digital-inclusion-change-the-future-change-the-now

  2. Embracing the Future of Learning through Speculative Design

     “In a world of uncertainty where school was so bland, where subjects were so bleak, where students were so bored” (FoL co-designer, 2023), we introduce the Futures of Learning Research Exhibition and launch the Futures of Learning Speculative Co-Design Toolkit, created by young people and teachers for young people and teachers in partnership with SWISP […]

    blogs.unimelb.edu.au/swisp/2024/03/07/embracing-the-future-of-learning-through-speculative-design

  3. HAK.io emoji stories

    Sarah Healy and Kate Coleman ‘Crazy-face’ (as siri calls it) with tongue sticking out emoji-bear is a whimsical creation by Jagath, made with emoji post-it note and personal notebook. Emojis are “off the shelf” (Jovanovic and Van Leeuwen, 2018) emotive responses that are ever increasing in number and popularity. According to emojipedia, there are currently […]

    blogs.unimelb.edu.au/swisp/2023/08/09/hak-io-emoji-stories