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🗓️ 28 October 2021
⏱️ 49 minutes
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Right now we interact with the public more online than offline. But these digital spaces are not designed with our collective wellbeing in mind. Baratunde speaks with Eli Pariser, Co-founder of New_Public, about how we are missing intentionally designed digital public spaces, like libraries and park spaces online, and they discuss New_Public’s NEW! design playbook for creating platforms that bring us together instead of tear us apart.
Guest: Eli Pariser
Bio: Author, Activist, and Entrepreneur, Co-Founder of New_Public
Online: New_Public website; @elipariser on Twitter; Eli’s website
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ACTIONS
- PERSONALLY REFLECT
Public Interactions
Reflect on some recent online interactions you’ve had with total strangers on social media. Now think about some interactions you’ve had with strangers offline, maybe in a public park or library. How did each experience make you feel? Did you prefer one over the other? Why?
- BECOME INFORMED
Check out New_Public’s work
Check out New_Public’s new design playbook for building digital public spaces of the future. It was built from two years of global research and feedback. Also, read Eli’s thought-provoking article in the Atlantic about envisioning a future online that serves the public good and supports a culture of democracy.
- PUBLICLY PARTICIPATE
Join a niche, online community forum.
Consider joining or starting your own online community where you can practice some of the 14 signals using a platform like Hylo or MightyNetworks. Most of the signals don’t require code as much as thoughtful governance, culture, and norm-setting to create a different kind of online space that helps us citizen. Said another way, try finding or creating an online community in a space that isn’t a giant shopping mall.
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