Tinkering, Crafts
and Inventive Leisure Practices
Tinkering, Crafts
and Inventive Leisure Practices
Tinkering, crafts and Inventive Leisure Practices (ILP) are a growing topic of study in the field of computer-supported collaborative work (CSCW) and elsewhere. These practices take many forms: altering commoditized products, building electronics, knitting and crafting, and more. Such leisure practices are facilitated by online forums that allow people to build on others’ work, whether through the creation of formal documents like FAQs or how-to guides, or merely the accumulation of discussion.
In this workshop we bring together researchers engaging with these communities.
For more details, please read the proposal: ILPworkshop.pdf
Organizers
Jofish Kaye, Nokia
Amanda Williams,
Wyld Collective & Concordia
Lora Oehlberg, UC Berkeley
Advisory Committee
Cristen Torrey, U Michigan
Daniela Rosner, UC Berkeley
Tricia Wang, UC San Diego
A workshop at CSCW 2011 in Hangzhou, China