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    The document discusses the goals and plans of the Institute HyperWerk at the Academy of Arts and Design Basel in Switzerland. The institute aims to empower students to establish themselves successfully in business through flexible collaboration. Over the next year, the institute will develop networking tools and rules to facilitate collaboration between students, alumni, and industry partners on entrepreneurial projects in the creative industries. It will also create a documentation platform to share experiences and tools to support students and alumni. The institute hopes to gain more partners and report on results at the Coins'11 conference.

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    The document discusses the goals and plans of the Institute HyperWerk at the Academy of Arts and Design Basel in Switzerland. The institute aims to empower students to establish themselves successfully in business through flexible collaboration. Over the next year, the institute will develop networking tools and rules to facilitate collaboration between students, alumni, and industry partners on entrepreneurial projects in the creative industries. It will also create a documentation platform to share experiences and tools to support students and alumni. The institute hopes to gain more partners and report on results at the Coins'11 conference.

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    Gabriel Roth gabriel.roth@hyperwerk.ch, Prof. Mischa Schaub, Head of


    Institute HyperWerk HGK FHNW mischa.schaub@hyperwerk.ch

    During the last ten years, our Institute for Postindustrial Design HyperWerk
    has learned to adapt to the ongoing societal change in Switzerland. The
    search for creative responses to the postindustrial entrepreneurial reality
    has become our main focus.

    A main goal is the empowerment of our students to successfully establish


    themselves in the business reality. For this, we will examine the transitional
    zone of leaving the sheltered way of working and learning in our institute,
    gradually progressing towards the work relationships with our industrial
    partners. We think that this transition after the academic studies should not
    be run through as fast as possible, but that its unique mix of industrial and
    academic qualities and resources permits insights into the next generation
    of the open workplace.

    During the next year, we plan to design a swarm based networking


    structure for entrepreneurial activities in the creative industries. We hope to
    achieve this through the development of advanced tools, means and rules
    for flexible collaboration within our interdisciplinary creative teams of
    students, alumni and industrial partners.

    Each of our diploma projects needs to find and approach its own external
    partners. An expanding modular media toolkit is being produced over the
    whole year. In the long run, we plan to extend this set to offer our former
    students useful communication tools to establish their own company
    structures within the open swarm of their creative communities.

    How can an academic institute support its present and former students
    through the sustainable use of their repetitive experience? Our contribution
    will consist in the development of a documentation platform, so a culture of
    documentation and sharing takes hold. All of our tools and knowledge on
    how to collaborate in flexible creative teams will be made accessible to the
    public.

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    We hope to gain further partners during Coins’10 and to report back on the
    results obtained during our first year at Coins’11.

    Institute HyperWerk
    Academy of Arts and Design Basel
    University of Applied Sciences of Northwestern Switzerland
    Totentanz 17
    CH-4051 Basel
    Switzerland

    Download copies of COINs 2009 research and industry papers at


    ScienceDirect.

    Link: http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/issue/59087-2010-999979995-
    2182758

    Procedia - Social and Behavioral Sciences, Volume 2, Issue 4, The 1st


    Collaborative Innovation Networks Conference - COINs2009. Edited by
    Kenneth Riopelle, Peter Gloor, Christine Miller and Julia Gluesing.

    Connect to the COINs 2010 Conference community across these media


    platforms:

    o COINs 2010 http://www.coins2010.com


    o Facebook http://www.facebook.com/pages/Savannah-
    GA/Collaborative-Innovation-Networks-COINS2010-
    Conference/102489653133049
    o Flickr http://www.flickr.com/photos/coinsconference/
    o Livestream http://www.livestream.com/coinsconference
    o Scribd http://www.scribd.com/SwarmCreativity
    o Slideshare http://www.slideshare.net/IOpen2
    o Twitter http://twitter.com/coins_2010
    o Hashtag #COINS2010
    o Vimeo http://www.vimeo.com/user4147060
    o You Tube http://www.youtube.com/coinsconference

    The COINs 2010 conference, Oct. 7–9, 2010, is presented by I-Open and
    the COINs Collaborative, an initiative of the Savannah College of Art and
    Design, Wayne State University College of Engineering Department of
    Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering, and the Massachusetts Institute
    of Technology Center for Collective Intelligence. The collaborative builds
    open knowledge networks to advance the emerging science of
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    collaboration for research and industry competitive advantage. Hosted by
    SCAD. For more information about the COINs 2010 conference, visit
    www.coins2010.com.

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