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所在平台: Coursera |
课程主页: https://www.coursera.org/learn/reclaiming-the-street
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课程名称：重新夺回街道以创造宜居城市空间 课程概述：在此课程中，您将学习改变的机制，并被挑战将这些知识应用于您的邻里，以开始创建充满活力的街景。这门为期六周的课程将引导您了解关于转型管理和街道实验的经典学术研究，并提供来自全球实践者的实际见解。最后的同伴评审项目将整合每个模块的关键要点，帮助您撰写可行的变革计划。 本在线课程由欧洲创新和技术研究院（EIT）的城市移动性能力中心支持。EIT城市移动性自2019年1月以来致力于鼓励人们改善城市移动方式，从而使城市变得更加可持续和宜居。 课程大纲： 1. **理解交通转型**：在COVID-19疫情后，全球城市的街道景观发生了变化。我们将介绍“转型框架”，帮助您理解不同社会层次上交通系统的变化如何发生。您将了解到在推动变革时应聚焦的最佳方向。 2. **街道作为转型实验**：探索如何在街道上进行实验。我们将研究如何通过临时倡议推动公共空间的变革，并探讨成功的实验是如何转化为政策和永久街道变化的实例，以奥克兰和米兰为例。 3. **生活世界与系统世界**：讨论公民与官僚体系的互动。在大型系统中推动变革并不容易，尽管如此，仍有许多前线工作人员可以在与公众交流时进行创造性的方式来实现变革。我们将通过法国的案例来理解激进组织如何在官僚体系中施展影响。 4. **重新定义城市交通**：探讨交通在城市中的作用。您将阅读一篇关于五个城市的学术论文，寻找解决交通问题的创造性解决方案。通过提高人们的流动效率，重新分配空间以实现更有价值的用途，改变交通相关的语言可以改变人们的看法。 5. **游击风格**：探讨个体如何改变系统。相互连接的目标一致的个体，远比单独一个人更有效果。您将了解到伦敦和阿姆斯特丹的激进分子如何利用内部和外部关系进行沟通，并从纽约的例子中提醒大家交通并不是一成不变的。 6. **总结课程**：课程的最后一部分将帮助您回顾所学知识，整合所有模块的要点。
Name:1 — Understanding Transitions in Mobility
Description:In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, we have seen changes to the streetscape happening in cities all around the world. While the fast pace of these changes is promising for building a world less dependent on automobiles, one unanswered question remains: Are these renewed streets here to stay? In this module, we introduce you to the "transitions framework" to understand how change happens in the mobility system at different scales in society, As we progress through this course, your understanding of this framework will help you identify where your efforts can be best applied in creating change.
Name:2 — Streets as Transition Experiments
Description:How do experiments play out on the street? You will be pleased to discover that creating change in public space can be a bottom-up process driven by temporary initiatives. We examine how temporary experiments can then be solidified into policies and permanent street changes after a successful experiment concludes. Oakland, USA and Milan, Italy are two places where policy makers have announced ambitious plans to transform their streets after witnessing a high level of political support for their experimental initiatives.
Name:3 — Living World vs. System World
Description:What happens when citizens encounter a bureaucracy? It is no easy feat to instill a system level change in large systems, whether it is government or another large technocratic organization. But even the largest bureaucracies are staffed by individual people, just like you and me. Where front-line individuals of an organization meet their constituents, the results can be particularly interesting. With certain rules and procedures in place, street-level professional have to be creative in how they navigate the conservative system world in order to create change that matters in the dynamic living world. We go to France to understand how activist groups have deployed their tactics to create change in the bureaucracy.
Name:4 — Redefining Traffic in Cities
Description:What is the role of traffic in our cities? While mobility (virtual and physical) is essential to accessing opportunity, is it possible to achieve mobility without traffic? In this block, you will read an academic paper that visits five cities around the world to explore creative solutions to the problem of traffic. In doing so, we find that by moving people more efficiently, we are able to repurpose the reclaimed space for more valuable uses, even in the middle of a highway. As it turns out, changing the way we talk about traffic, especially moving away from utilitarian language, is a powerful way to change perceptions of traffic for yourself and others.
Name:5 — Guerilla Style
Description:What can individuals do to change the system? As it turns out, a connected group individuals united in a common goal is far more effective at creating change than any one person alone. You will read about how activists in London and Amsterdam leverage their internal and external relationships to mediate between themselves and the bureaucracy. We then go to New York for a reminder that traffic is not carved in stone. It is a clear sign of change when streets are eerily empty in a famous city known for its gridlock traffic.
Name:6 — Wrapping up the Course
Description:
In Reclaiming the Street, you will learn about the mechanisms of change and will be challenged to apply this knowledge to start creating vibrant streetscapes in your neighbourhood. This six week course will guide you through seminal academic work on the topics of transition management and street experiments while providing practical insights from practitioners from around the world. A final peer-reviewed project integrates key takeaways from each module of this course to help you write an actionable plan for change. This online course is supported by the EIT Urban Mobility’s Competence Hub. EIT Urban Mobility is an initiative of the European Institute of Innovation and Technology (EIT) that has been working since January 2019 to encourage positive changes in the way people move around cities in order to make them more sustainable and liveable places.
