Heritage and Social Media: Understanding Heritage in a Participatory Culture 参画型文化における伝統（Heritage）とは～未来世代に譲り伝えていくべきモノやコトとソーシャルメディア～

 
Speaker/講演者：
Professor Elisa Giaccardi
Interactive Media, Department of Industrial Design Engineering, Delft University of Technology
Elisa Giaccardi教授
デルフト工科大学・インダストリアルデザインエンジニアリング学科・インタラクティブメディア分野

Time＆Date/日時：
16:00-17:30, Thursday, November 7, 2013
2013年11月7日(木) 16:00～17:30

Venue/場所：
KRP Design Innovation Center (Room 506, Bldg. No.9)
KRPデザインイノベーション拠点（9号館5階506号室）

Abstract:
From private memorabilia and scrapbooks to family inheritance and traditions, from the collective storytelling of historical events to the performative reification of a living connection to land―heritage is today about far more than museum artifacts and historic buildings, and how they are to be preserved and communicated. It is about making sense of our memories and developing a sense of identity through shared and repeated interactions with the tangible remains and lived traces of a common past. This talk will discuss how social technologies impact on heritage discourse and practice, and more in general how new digital technologies alter and transform the complex set of practices through which we give meaning and significance in the present to our past.

講演概要（要約）：
個人の日記帳からファミリーアルバムに至るまで、また歴史的イベントの参画型ストーリーテリングから日々の暮らしの具象パフォーマンスに至るまで、今日における、ヘリテージ（伝統や歴史的建造物、文化といった、未来世代に譲り伝えていくべきもの）は、ミュージアムに保存したり、歴史的建造物として保存しすれば済む話ではなくなってきています。物理的なモノと、人々が生きた証との継続的なインタラクションを通して、我々の記憶をいかにして意味のあるものとして後世に伝えてゆくか、ということが課題となります。本講演では、情報技術とソーシャルメディアが、過去から現在に至るまでの我々の有り様をどのように置換し変革してゆくのかについて論じます。

Biography/講演者略歴：
Elisa Giaccardi is full professor of Interactive Media Design at the Department of Industrial Design Engineering, and one of the recipients of the TU Delft Technology Fellowship for top female scientists. Her background brings together humanities, digital media, and interaction design. She obtained her PhD in 2003 from the University of Plymouth, UK (CAiiA-STAR) with a dissertation on metadesign. Prior to her position at TU Delft, she has been an Associate Professor at UC3M in Madrid, Spain (Digital Living Initiative) and a Senior Research Scientist at CU Boulder in the United States (Center for Lifelong Learning and Design). She is the editor of Heritage and Social Media (Routledge, 2012), in which she uses heritage as a lens to understand how emerging information and communication technology and services are changing the way in which people participate in the assessment and passing on of the ‘things we value’. Her work on metadesign has been foundational, among other initiatives worldwide, to the Metadesigners Open Network.