From Hands to Collective Space: Shaping a Shared Creative Presence Online

This workshop provides attendees with information on how digital spaces, such as websites and social media, can help makers engage and share data (e.g., videos, images) with broader audiences, including customers. Participants will learn about infrastructures that can support tasks such as marketing, skills sharing, and other relevant purposes, while having the opportunity to identify needs and use cases to inform the creation of open, trusted data-sharing systems rooted in community ownership.

The event is targeted at designers, crafters, and creative practitioners working in contemporary or traditional design and craft who are interested in engaging with digital tools. No prior experience in digital tools is necessary to attend the workshop.

The workshop will explore barriers to access to resources, digital literacy, and additional costs. These barriers might hinder makers’ ability to use digital tools as part of their regular design and craft production, documentation, promotion, and support processes, such as describing, authenticating, and promoting makers’ products.

The workshop is organised by the UKRI-DRI-funded DISKAH project, with support from Official Development Assistance (ODA) funding from the University of Brighton.

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Host or Publisher CSIUS, University of Brighton