Last October, I gave an invited talk at the School of Communication and Information, Rutgers University, USA. Topic of my talk was “Knowledge Sharing for Social Innovation: The Dutch Tilburg Regional Case”. I published the slides of my talk in a previous post. In the meantime, however, with the help of the good people of Rutgers’ IT staff, I worked on creating an indexed YouTube version of the video recording that was made of my presentation. In it, you can find the Tilburg story of knowledge sharing for social innovation. It contains the slides combined with my presenting them, plus a very lively Q&A with the audience afterwards. In this YouTube video, you can watch me tell the full story. Click here to get a larger version (handy for reading those crowded slides!).
If you want to jump to a particular topic, see the index below the video.
Jump to:
- Introduction
- Wicked Problems Abound
- Social Innovation
- Midden-Brabant: THE Dutch Social Innovation Region
- Transforming Education: Prins Heerlijk
- Transforming Healthcare: Into D’Mentia
- The Social Innovation Process
- Designing Case Conversations: Social Innovation Collaboration Model
- Collaboration Patterns: Capturing socio-technical Lessons Learnt
- Regional Social Innovation Ecosystem
- 2010: Regional Strategic SI Agenda (“10 km”)
- 2013: Catalyzing Social Innovation (“5 km”)
- Need for Better Knowledge Sharing: Catalyzing & Connecting Conversations
- Towards a Regional Knowledge Sharing Living Lab
- Pathfinders
- Social Innovation Award Academy
- European Social Innovation Week
- Storytelling Architecture
- Experiment: Tilburg University Language Center Students
- Storytelling Pattern: Student Assignments
- KnowledgeCloud
- The Internet: Information Tsunami
- KnowledgeCloud: Providing Regional Context
- KnowledgeCloud: Two Interlocking Conversation Dynamics
- KnowledgeWorkshops: Generating Focus, Trust, Commitment
- Knowledge Groups: Continuing the Conversations Online
- KnowledgeCloud Tags: Connecting Conversations Across Groups
- KnowledgeMakery: Providing Physical Conversation Spaces
- KnowledgeCloud: Taking Off
- Building Up the Living Lab: One Pattern at a Time
- Research Questions
- Conclusion
- Q&A
Earlier, we identified the Tilburg region to be full of social innovations, but still being weak in the knowledge sharing about them. Hopefully, my talk is one of many, many more. Looking forward to learning about your own stories.