The document outlines an assignment for a workshop on technology in cities. Students are asked to create a concept for London or Amsterdam using wearable technology like smartphones or smartwatches to facilitate interaction in public spaces. The concept should fall under one of three themes: simplifying the city, enabling social connections, or sharing city stories. Students are then prompted to reflect on how their initial ideas from the beginning of the workshop, written on post-its, may have changed.

1. What can design do for
technology?
What can technology
do for design?

2. 00:10 Introduction
00:10 Inspiration
00:10 Tools / methods
00:30 Concepting (3x3)
00:30 Visualising
00:30 Presentation

3. Technology on the streets
Interaction in public spaces

4. What's Past is Prologue by Robin van Wijk, KABK Den Haag

5. Tunnel Vision NYC by Bill Lindmeier, New York City University

6. NO AD: NYC by RE:PUBLIC

11. Underground Library by New York Public Library

13. “Zo niet, dan toch” - first virtual festival / Amsterdam Noord

18. Method / tools

32. TECHNOLOGY
IN THE CITY
Create a concept for the city of London ór the city
of Amsterdam to create interaction in public space
with wearable technology (smartphone, Google
Glass, smartwatch, etc.) within one of these
themes:
- Simplify the city
- Social connections
- City stories

33. Look at what you wrote down at the beginning
of this workshop on the post-its
Did your perception change?