Designing a Model for Community Participation

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Source: {"body":{"en":"<h4>What if:</h4><p>Scenario 5: What if as a researcher and inDICEs observatory I could generate a refined collections of graphs, keywords and other stats with relevance in some subject of study with the webLyzard dashboard integrated in a participatory Space in Decidim to initiate a collaborative analysis research process letting participants create debate and threads</p><h4>Persona</h4><ul><li>Goals: create a collaborative space to explore and research how gender, cultural heritage, and technology intersect and inequalities that may result</li><li>Background: participation, research, tech, arts</li><li>Pronouns: She/her</li><li>Pain points: finding a network with more cultural heritage contacts, streamlining communication and sharing around her research topic of gender/CHIs</li><li>Needs: a central space to work that goes beyond conversations threads but also can serve as a research tool, and also facilitate collaboration especially in the context of remote work</li></ul><p><br></p><h4>User scenario</h4><p>Nadia works with digital engagement and inclusion and due to the Covid-19 pandemia has taken a new interest in how this might apply to cultural heritage institutions. She wants to create a collaborative space on the participatory platform to create an interdisciplinary collaboration. To do that she has created and assembly on the InDICEs platform to have discussions, make proposals, and share information on changing trends and important highlights through creating a dashboard shared by the assembly. </p><p><br></p><h4><br></h4>"},"title":{"en":"Nadia: Digital Engagement Stategist"}}

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