The McLuhan global research network conducts cultural and media ecology investigations. With byDesign eLab, we are working on cultural ecology for creative cities.

Here is a report on a recent project, presented as an interaction at the International Cultural Heritage Informatics Meeting 2007, in Toronto.

Darkness Visible, Walking Through Walls:
Towards a collaborative, cross-institutional strategy for public participation in arts and heritage across the creative city

by Dr Liss Jeffrey, byDesign eLab

Early draft: Link Submit comments to the author or inquiries on contract research for your city or organization: frasser [@] gmail.com

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