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Interdisciplinary Innovation and Collaboration

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    • Melbourne 2018 09
    • Auckland 2018 09
    • Melbourne 2018 06
    • Auckland 2018 06
    • Auckland 2018 03
    • Auckland 2017 12
    • Auckland 2017 09
    • Auckland 2017 06
    • Melbourne 2017 03
    • Auckland 2016 12
    • Auckland 2016 09
    • Auckland 2016 03
    • Auckland 2015 12
    • Auckland 2015 09
    • Auckland 2015 06
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To purchase a ticket, please follow the link to the unconference you would like to attend.

CIIC Auckland

  • 2 December 2017
  • 3 March 2018
  • 9 June 2018
  • 22 September 2018
  • 8 December 2018

CIIC Melbourne

  • 2 December 2017
  • 3 March 2018
  • 16 June 2018
  • 22 September 2018
  • 8 December 2018

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Participant Feedback

It was a fantastic event and it was great to discuss various topics such as the collaboration between human and machine agents, the importance of the dialogue between humans and humans as well as humans and machines for knowledge generation, and model building and storytelling as methods to develop a shared understanding. We discussed these topics from various angles which enabled us to draw a holistic image as every participant had a different background and expert knowledge. We also outlined avenues for future collaboration and I am looking forward to the next CIIC event.
– Lena Waizenegger

I was deeply challenged during the “OpenSpace” conference as the discussion centred more and more around the question, “What is ‘Value’?” Related to that is the question, “What is ‘Progress’?” It seems to me that you cannot know you are making progress, unless you have a means to measure value, since progress implies increasing value.
– Alan Miles

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Open Space Collaboration

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