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The pandemic results in unprecedented collaborations. In March, 60+ hackathons were organized. The biggest rallied 18000 people, creating 1200 projects in 4 days. To ensure these efforts save lives, we need to cooperate beyond events / projects. Example: how to ensure people in all countries can locally produce one ventilation machine, from the 65+ open versions 3 being build? This presentation proposes new ways of working together, so that everyone will be able to afford a healthy and decent life.
coronavirus hackathons, large-scale collaboration, open collaboration, three contracts model, emerging change, team-based learning organization, cocreation, community-driven innovation, bottom-up, free/libre and open-source innovation
coronavirus hackathons, large-scale collaboration, open collaboration, three contracts model, emerging change, team-based learning organization, cocreation, community-driven innovation, bottom-up, free/libre and open-source innovation
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