(re)Building Technology

Is a comprehensive resource developed to foster understanding and implementation of community technology projects. This guide covers a wide range of topics, including the principles of digital justice, facilitating community involvement, and developing community-controlled communications networks. It also includes practical activities and discussions on investigating technology, identifying digital justice issues, and understanding digital justice principles. The guide emphasizes the importance of community engagement and collaboration in the design and facilitation of technology projects, offering insights into creating agendas, choosing facilitators, and various discussion formats for community meetings. Additionally, it discusses the role of technology in building resilient communities, with examples of mesh network projects and their impact on local communities. The guide is a valuable resource for anyone interested in leveraging technology to support community development, enhance digital literacy, and promote digital justice.

Author

Detroit Community Technology Project & Open Technology Institute

Year Published

2015

Country / Region of focus

Global

Complexity

Addresses basic elements of the subject, no prior knowledge is required

Keyword

Network Type

Community-Based Network

License Type

​Unknown

Item Type

​Training Guide​

Language

English

Specific Subject - Social

​Technologies and environment

Specific Subject - Technical

Hardware, Tools and Infrastructure

Specific Subject - Economic

N/A

Specific Subject - Regulatory

N/A

Gender Perspective

No

Accesible to people with visual or hearing impairments

No

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