The meeting starts the same way every time, with reciting the credo of Your Extended Learning Garden:

<aside> 📿 “We are of the Earth. Created from it, we are also creative. A part. Not separate. We inherit it damaged from our ancestors human and non-human. And with our hands, mend it for the future.”

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You’ve always thought it was a strange tradition, but the larger garden you are a part of has been saying the same words for the past decade. At least it’s better than promising loyalty to a striped sheet with a few stars. When your parents told you that story you thought it was an April Fool’s prank.

Rudolf Steiner: Waldorf Morning Verse

Your workgroup is working on a Combinatorial Design Competency, Level EE. It’s pretty basic stuff, not much implementation, simply learning the fundamentals of how to hybridize knowledge, and apply it toward solving a problem.

“Let’s review the criteria for the competency.”

The criteria for the certification are clear:

• Define a community issue

and

• Devise a way to improve it

through

• Collaborate as a group to combine concepts and ideas from different domains, following Creative Commons energy and materials specs, to create and share a provable virtual prototype in the Level EE Pavilion for community validation.

"How should we start?"

🧠 🗣 Speak you mind →

🌱🌺📚🌺🌱 Search for inspiration →

👂🏽 Listen and see 👁 →