This time last year I published a blog post with a list of all the (guest) lectures in my course DM2573 "Sustainability and Media Technology" and this blog post does the very same for this year's course. Around half the lectures are the same as last year and the other half are new for this year. Below is the 2013 line-up for the course (14 lectures).
The course again ended with a "gripe session" and me and my assistant teacher Elina Eriksson got a lot of feedback that will help us improve the course for next year. This time around we also did a "real" course evaluation (that we haven't had time to look at yet). Finally, we played a game, Carbonoply/GaSuCo in class (three times) this year. It was great and we have studied/collected material around these game-playing sessions. Me and Elina aim at writing a paper about it and submitting it to the upcoming ICT4S conference that will be held in Stockholm next year.
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- Jon-Erik Dahlin, Ph.D., Researcher/teacher at KTH/Department of Energy Technology, "Sustainable development: Intoduction, definitions and perspectives."
- Jon-Erik Dahlin, Ph.D., Researcher/teacher at KTH/Department of Energy Technology, "Sustainable development: Threats against sustainability, threats against development"
- Jon-Erik Dahlin, Ph.D., Researcher/teacher at KTH/Department of Energy Technology, "Sustainable development: Strategies for sustainability"
- Jon-Erik Dahlin, Ph.D., Researcher/teacher at KTH/Department of Energy Technology, "Sustainable development: Perspectives on sustainable development"
- Nate Hagens, Ph.D. in Natural Resources from the University of Vermont, USA, US Director of the Institute for Integrated Economic Research (IIER), "Human behavior meets limits to growth: Constraints and opportunities"
- Daniel Pargman, Ph.D., Assistant Professor in Media Technology, KTH/CSC/MID and CESC, "Global resource challenges and implications for ICT and media"
- Shakila Umair, Guest researcher at FMS/CESC, KTH, "Informal recycling of electronic waste in Pakistan"
- Jorge Zapico, Ph.D. student, MID/CESC KTH, "Hacking sustainability: Using ICT for sustainability"
- Elina Eriksson, Researcher at Green Leap, CESC/MID, KTH, "Energy, IT and Design"
- Baki Cakici, Ph.D. student at Stockholm University, Department of Computer and Systems Sciences and Researcher at the Swedish Institute of Computer Science (SICS), Software and Systems Engineering Laboratory, "Designing ICT for future generations: The case of the Stockholm Royal Seaport"
- Henrik Åhman, Ph.D. student at KTH/CSC/Media Technology and Interaction Design, "Social sustainability: Society at the intersection of maintenance and development"
- Daniel Pargman, Ph.D., Assistant Professor in Media Technology, KTH/CSC/MID and CESC, "Rebound effects"
- Concluding panel discussion"Images of the future".
Moderator: Daniel Pargman, KTH/CSC/MID.
Panelists:
- Peter Nöu, Senior Program Manager at The Swedish Governmental Agency for Innovation Systems (Vinnova)
- Elisabeth Ekener Petersen, Ph.D. student at KTH/FMS and KTH/CESC
- Daniel Berg, Ph.D. student in Economic History at Stockholm University and Secretary in ASPO Sweden.
- Daniel Pargman (teacher) and Elina Eriksson (assistant teacher), wrap-up and gripe session
- Daniel Pargman (teacher) and Elina Eriksson (assistant teacher), wrap-up and gripe session
During the previous month, I have written three texts on this blog that relates to the this year's Sustainability and Media Technology course:
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