Slow Cognition: The Activity U Project and Creative Life Curation
Using the Creative Life Curation framework to reflect on the Activity U project.
Oliver Ding
Founder of CALL (Creative Action Learning Lab), information architect, knowledge curator.
A Semiotic System Diagram for Creative Life Curation
Turning potential opportunities into actual actions, turning the world into a person’s experience, and turning the person’s experience into artifacts for the world.
The Activity Circle (Oliver Ding, 2017)
The Activity Circle focuses on “Self, Other, Thing, and Think”. It is perfect for discussing a special object which has double properties: material property and mental property.
Developmental Service Design (DSD)
The notion of “Developmental Service” refers to a special type of service such as educational services, summer camps, adult life development programs, life discovery activities, etc.
A Typology for Anticipatory Activity System
A Significant Insight I learned from the Anticipatory Activity System (AAS) project
Slow Cognition: Three Paths of Creative Life and A Semiotic System
Oliver Ding adopts Ping-keung Lui's theoretical sociology as a reference frame to develop a curated framework for the Life Strategy project.
Slow Cognition: The Creative Life Curation Framework
What I learned from the Knowledge Curation Project (phase 1)
The "5A" Slow Cognition Model
What I learned from the Once Upon A Whiteboard project.
Thematic Conversation as Practice
The practice of theme-centered conversation for professional workers
ARCH: A Visual Language of Interpersonal Interactions and Collaborative Project Engagement
The ARCH Visual Language for Collaborative Project Engagement and Intersubjective Design