Case Study Materials
The final support material on the Case Studies for the workshop preparation will be available here.
The Case Study is conceived as a problem-solving exercise. Therefore, the idea is to develop tools that enable participants to work in small groups with the assistance of Cipast members. Some examples of participants’ tasks
- To reframe the issue, from the large contextualisation given in the support materials to a more specific one
- To describe the procedure to be used and justify the choice
- To establish the role assigned to communication and the media
Case Study ID Card
ID Card 'NanoDialogue', ID Card 'GM Vine', ID Card 'Ocean Rise'
ID Card 'Nuclear Waste Management / ANDRA', ID Card 'AcceptRis'
ID Card Fuel Cell City, ID Card 'Prise', ID Card 'Doing Dialogue'
ID Card ECC - European Citizens' Consultations
ID Card Public Engagement Campaign for Space Exploration
ID Card MACH - Mobile Phones, Antennas, Cables and Public Health
Working Materials
- A general framing: overall context and main actors and
- Annexes to go further
GM Vine: 'Materials for the excercise', Annex M5, Annex M9, Annex M21,
Annex M31
NanoDialogue: Workshop material, RS & RA report: Nanoscience and
Nanotechnologies (3,4Mb); (Re)Imagining Nanotechnology
Ocean Rise: Workshop programme, Ocean Rise guidelines, Danish
Board of Technology newsletter 195, workshop methods; Scenarios
Nuclear Waste Management / ANDRA: Historical and institutional context
Introduction to the case study (1.2 Mb)
AcceptRis: Support material, Annex A, Annex B, Annex C, Annex D
Fuel Cell City: 'Background material'
PRISE / Interview meeting: 'Support material', Questionnaire and
interview guidelines
Doing Dialogue: 'Consulting with young people'
ECC - European Citizens' Consultations: Workshop Design, Support
material
MACH: 'Background material', Introduction, Materials for excercise,
Agenda
ESA-Public engagement campaign for space exploration: 'Background
material'
Session Guideline
A short presentation (a 30 minutes Powerpoint presentation, for instance) to introduce the aims and prospect of the Case Study exercise:
- General framing and nature of the demand
- Procedure: the tasks to be performed, the time distribution, etc.
Synthesis of realisation (for real cases):
A brief summary of framing, institutions involved, aims, difficulties, impact… The real case should also be used as an example in the related poster on participative methods