Who are the players in a community?
What are they for?
Did you know that every community needs an antagonist? That does not mean cut people out, but being confident about your group identity.
In this course you will learn who the players in a community are, and why they are so important.
You will find out about the roles of members, partners, impacted, and antagonist. You will also learn how to recognize and define them in order to succeed in designing your community.
You will additionally learn to recognize the three degrees of community openness, which are critical in defining identity and critical mass. The course will be accompanied by numerous practical examples to help you put all the more theoretical aspects into practice.
At the end of the lessons you will also have a tool from our community toolkit to help you define the players in your community.
The course is essential for anyone who wants to design a new community from scratch, as well as for those who want to grow their existent ones.
Watch the introduction video
Course index
1. Who are the players of a community
2. Who are the members and who is the antagonist
3. The openness of a community
4. A tool to define the players: the Openness canvas
What you will learn from this course
- An in-depth understanding of who the players and who the antagonists are.
- A thorough comprehension of the concept of “community openness” and why it is crucial for commmunity building.
- National and international case studies.
- A useful canvas tool for defining the openness of your community.
This course will provide you with theoretical knowledge and a practical tool for establishing the players in your community. You will be able to learn from the case studies and examples to understand and define the members, partners and the impacted actors in your community.
You will also be able to apply the acquired knowledge in different contexts such as corporate organizations, start-ups, nonprofit organizations, or personal projects.
The lecturer
Elisa Saturno
Elisa Saturno is a designer, lecturer and an expert in design methodologies applied to the topics of social innovation, community economy and circular economy. Since 2019, she has been teaching design in several institutes, including Politecnico di Milano and IES Abroad Milano.
Since 2016 he has been working on projects to activate public and cultural spaces through participatory architecture processes and since 2017 he has been collaborating with European organisations and architecture firms to develop circular economy processes in the field of design and architecture.
From 2019, together with Collaboriamo, she has been engaged in design, training and consultancy on the topics of collaborative economy, and in particular community economy.
How to purchase the course
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