2LO Rebooted

An open discussion about the impact of human values in a digital society

BBC Research & Development is examining how core human values relate to digital media use, in order to enhance service design and improve impact measurement. Empirical research has identified fourteen core values, all underpinned by human needs and psychological drivers. These are the basis of the Human Values Framework, a new approach to the design of online services.

In this series of podcasts Lead Researcher Lianne Kerlin is joined by Senior Firestarter Ian Forrester to discuss the human values framework from different contexts. They are joined by experts in design, social impact of technology and other disciplines.

Episode 3: Exploring the underlying philosophy

A discussion of the philosophical thinking that underpins the Human Values Framework

Presenters: Lianne Kerlin, Ian Forrester

Guests;

- Alexandra Deschamps-Sonsino - Designswarm

- David Jay - Centre for Humane Technology

- Katja Bego - Nesta

- Mark Surman - Mozilla Foundation

- Paulien Dresscher - Netherlands film festival & Publicspaces.net

- Yancey Strickler - Co-founder of Kickstarter & entrepreneur

An open discussion about the impact of human values in a digital society

BBC Research & Development is examining how core human values relate to digital media use, in order to enhance service design and improve impact measurement. Empirical research has identified fourteen core values, all underpinned by human needs and psychological drivers. These are the basis of the Human Values Framework, a new approach to the design of online services.

In this series of podcasts Lead Researcher Lianne Kerlin is joined by Senior Firestarter Ian Forrester to discuss the human values framework from different contexts. They are joined by experts in design, social impact of technology and other disciplines.

Episode 2: Applying the Framework

Presenters: Lianne Kerlin, Ian Forrester

Guests:

- Alexandra Deschamps-Sonsino - Designswarm

- Katja Bego - Nesta

- Paulien Dresscher - Netherlands film festival & Publicspaces.net

- Solana Larson - Mozilla Foundation

BBC Research & Development is examining how core human values relate to digital media use, in order to enhance service design and improve impact measurement. Empirical research has identified fourteen core values, all underpinned by human needs and psychological drivers. These are the basis of the Human Values Framework, a new approach to the design of online services.

Presenters: Lianne Kerlin, Ian Forrester

Guests:

- Alexandra Deschamps-Sonsino - Designswarm

- Brian Suda - Optional.is

- David Jay - Centre for Humane Technology

- Katja Bego - Nesta

- Paulien Dresscher - Netherlands film festival & Publicspaces.net

- Solana Larson - Mozilla Foundation

In this series of podcasts Lead Researcher Lianne Kerlin is joined by Senior Firestarter Ian Forrester to discuss the Human Values Framework from different contexts. They are joined by experts in design, social impact of technology and other disciplines.

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