101 Principios de Diseño para una Participación Efectiva con Amalio A. Rey
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Amalio A. Rey presents his new book 'How to Boost Collective Intelligence' at La Nave Nodriza
Currently, the concept of participation is facing challenges. Amalio emphasizes that when people work in large groups, their intelligence can diminish compared to working individually. The central argument of his book is that effective "Participation Design" can prevent collective stupidity. The author starts by identifying nine "participatory pathologies" and suggests practical design and management strategies to address them.
While his earlier essay, 'The Book of Collective Intelligence' explains how to activate collective intelligence, 'How to Boost Collective Intelligence' focuses on how to implement it.
The book introduces 101 "design principles," presented in bite-sized formats that resemble a dictionary. In a discussion featuring Mariana Salgado, director of the podcast Design and Diaspora and Bea García, Director of Learning Experiences at La Nave Nodriza, they delve into the lessons behind these design principles with practical examples spanning from social collectives to the corporate world.
This gathering caters not only to those already familiar with Amalio A. Rey's work but also to anyone interested in learning, discussing, and exchanging ideas in a safe and welcoming environment centered on collective intelligence. For those who have not yet read the book, the index and the introduction are available for review.
The topics discussed will be relevant to various on-site courses and remote training offered at La Nave Nodriza starting in 2025: Exploratory Research Course; DesignOps Workshop, Facilitating Design Processes Workshop, and Strategic Foresight.
📅 Wednesday, January 15
⏰ at 7:00 PM
📍 At La Nave Nodriza
Amalio A. Rey
A facilitator of collective processes, Amalio is a passionate thinker and communicator focused on collective intelligence and critical thinking. His mission is clear: to help individuals think better and collaborate more intelligently.
He is the author of several books and has been writing on his blog for over 13 years, combining insights from science, humanities, and statistics to address topics like self-management, equal opportunities, and cognitive bias management.
Joining Amalio in Conversation:
Mariana Salgado
An expert in service design, Mariana has lived in Helsinki for 24 years, where she hosts the podcast Design and Diaspora, the most listened to in the Spanish-speaking world on this topic, with over 555 episodes.
Currently working at ICOS, she was part of the Inland Design lab, co-designing public policies on immigration. With a PhD in Media Design, her research focuses on democratizing museums and engaging vulnerable populations to envision a more inclusive future.
Bea García
Before becoming a "curator" of learning experiences, Bea was just a "curator." She envisioned being closer to galleries than classrooms when she studied Art History; however, social innovation processes led her to center people in all her designs, culminating in her work at Teamlabs. For 8 years, she has designed degrees (LEINN), Masters (LIT), and various innovative programs.
In 2023, she transitioned to La Nave Nodriza as Director of Learning Experience, where her mission is to enhance the school’s offerings and ensure quality in education.
La Nave Nodriza
A leading institution in pedagogical innovation and a space for reflection and learning focused on digital products and services from a humanistic perspective, integrated into the professional community. Founded in 2013 by individuals with extensive experience in the digital sector.
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