Designing for Collaborative onsumption
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Michelle Thorne gave a TEDx talk inspired by the book "Collaborative Consumption" which discusses designing for shared access and use of goods rather than individual ownership. Some key aspects of collaborative consumption discussed included utilizing idle capacity, building trust within communities, and creating modularity and personalization to diversify shared libraries and add value through usage. The presentation highlighted challenges and opportunities in shifting from ownership models to access models.
Designing for Collaborative onsumption
- 1. Designing for Collaborative Consumption. Michelle Thorne TEDxKreuzberg 2010 Inspired by the book Collaborative Consumption by Rachel Botsman & Roo Rogers
- 3. Remix.
- 5. Design for the Dump.
- 10. The things we own, end up owning us.
- 11. Help?
- 12. You?
- 17. Access is better than Ownership.
- 18. You find more wealth in use than ownership.
- 20. Characteristics.
- 21. Critical Mass.
- 22. Idling Capacity.
- 24. Trust.
- 28. Value added through usage.
- 29. Personalize Shared Objects.
- 32. Acknowledgements. What's Mine is Yours: The Rise of Collaborative Consumption by Rachel Botsman and Roo Rogers. Collaborative Consumption Groundswell Video by Designomotion and Soundlounge / CC BY-NC-SA Coden für Zugang zu sauberem Trinkwasser by Jan Michael Ihl / CC BY-NC-SA Kein Mülleimer kann ein Einhorn enthalten by Parker Higgins / CC BY Leaving you would tear me apart! by Franz Patzig / CC BY-NC-SA Technomads at Ignite Toronto by Sean Bonner / CC BY-SA Wardrobe Remix August 24 by betenoir / CC BY-NC-SA Self-Storage by lonely radio / CC BY-NC-SA But It Ain't A Drill by cayusa / CC BY-NC This presentation is available under a Clunkers by Bob Jagendorf / CC BY Creative Commons Attribution NonCommercial ShareAlike 3.0 Germany License. Font: Open DIN Schriften Remix me!