L.O. (Learning Objectives) Week 13:¶

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      •	Develop a plan for dissemination of your final project.
      •	Prepare drafts of your summary slide (presentation.png, 1920x1080) and video clip (presentation.mp4, 1080p HTML5, < ~minute, < ~10 MB) and put them in your root directory
      •	Formulate future opportunities.

13.0. Notes during the class and workshops:FABLAB¶

 
        •	Invention
            o	Ready  Fire  Aim
            o	&&
            o	Ready  Aim  Fire
        •	Intellectual Property
            o	‘Overview of the Patent System in Korea’ in KIPO (Korean Intellectual Property Office)
            o	https://www.kipo.go.kr/kpo/MainApp
            o	The first-to-file rule and the first-to-invent rule
            o	KIPRIS
            o	http://www.kipris.or.kr/khome/main.jsp
            o	Korea Intellectual Property Rights Information Service
            o	Patent is more about “HOW-TO” (when it comes to citing the previous inventions or works – in comparison to citations as in writing paper)
            o	Patent is base in the country where you filed your patent
                  	For example, if you filed your patent/invention in Korea, you must file it in other countries such as the US and China. Otherwise, other people in countries outside Korea can file the exact same or very similar idea in their county(s).
                        o	Person1 ------------------------------------------------ Person2
                                          •	<-> Ask, Support, Credit <->
            o	A spectrum of: Free software, Open-source software, Freeware, Public-domain software
                  	 
            o	A spectrum of: Copyright, Copyleft, Permissive, Creative Commons
                  	 
                  	Be clear on the difference between Copyright and Creative Commons (at the opposite ends of the spectrum)
            o	A list of the most popular open-source software licenses, compared w/ e.g.s
                  	 
            o	Copyright vs. Patent
                  	Copyright: Automatically given to you after creating something
                  	Patent: have to pay a little and do some paper work
            o	공공누리
            o	공유마당
            o	Creative Commons
            o	Creative Commons Korea
                  	Localized
                  	http://www.cckorea.org
        •	Income
            o	Picking the right license is important in the long run to be successful
            o	If you are in a company, it is difficult to change license.
            o	KLRI (Korea Legislation Research Institute):
            o	https://elaw.klri.re.kr/eng_service/lawView.do?hseq=29875&lang=ENG
            o	Partnership company, 2, 3, 4
            o	Charity(charitable organization e.g. 한국자선단체협의회), Non-profit organization(국가법령정보센터 비영리민간단체 지원법)
            o	Q. non-profit organization vs. for-profit organization ? (bc they are still business)
                  	Not legally allowed to make a giant amount of money 
                  	Being transparent
                  	E.g. fab foundation – non-profit
                  	Charity – run on donations, not giving donations to others
        •	Dissemination
            o	How you’re going to distribute your work/final project
            o	E.g. open-source, tutorial as an Youtube video, tutorial on a blog on the internet, etc.
        //it does not matter how perfect the content of my summary slide is. For this week, we are doing these to get the workflow set and ready. So that we can just update the workflow later during the final real versions
        //©all rights reserved
        //저작권 등록 방법 https://www.gokams.or.kr:442/artsdb/05_report/copyright04.asp

13.1. First Draft of my Summary Slide:¶

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13.2. First Draft of my Presentation Video:¶

mp4

13.3. Business Model Canvas for Project Magenta:¶

In order to imagine my dissemination plan in a bigger picture and in detail, I have decided to fill in a business model canvas for Project Magenta .
Project Magenta is summarized in one summary slide:

The business model canvas that I have created over the week (blended with the notes that I have been making whenever I come up with an idea):

Key Partners ·Dyslexic Advantage ·Actually Autistic ·Made By Dyslexia ·KellyDeli ·Virgin C ·CS major ·Statistics major ·Liberal arts and/or a foreign language major ·Art related major ·Dyslexia International Association	Key Activities ·Research in and share the findings about diversity and inclusion in school and work environments in different sectors	Mission Offering ·Customers: neurodivergent people and their loved ones ·Solve problems regarding misinformation, misunderstanding and prejudice. ·Spreading words regarding the neurodivergent aspect/sides of the human history. ·Heal the entire generation regarding neurodiversity ·Promote diversity and inclusion with mental health support and network		Beneficiary Relationships ·Immersive technology series artwork ·Community	Beneficiary Segments ·Geographic: ·Social: ·Demographic:
	Key Resources ·Patents ·Neurodiversity related communities – online and offline ·Open source community ·Neuroscience research books and paper			Distribution Channels ·SNS @_magenta4us_ ·Virtual Postbox for getting and gathering questions about neurodiversity from the public	Beneficiary Segments ·Geographic: ·Social: ·Demographic:
Cost Structure ·Contemporary Art Painting Market ·Advertisement of the products/services verified by Magentas ·Donation ·Video and digital image contents uploaded on the internet			Impact Metrics ·Open Source Community for neurodiversity (Open-source license: Attribution CC license) ·Patent e.g. ‘Hymn For The Jungle’ ·SNS storytelling ·Pop-up store and/or exhibition ·Contemporary Art Painting Market ·Amazon store for a printed version of the character trading card collection of neurodiversity-related people in human history (Attribution CC license)

Simple profile of Project Magenta:

This is the template that is found both in books and websites:

There are books, online contents, and videos I referred to during this week 13:

Useful Website:
'The Business Model Canvas - 9 Steps to Creating a Successful Business Model - Startup Tips'
Examplar projects/theories that I love and have been looking into closely:
1. Pop project:

2. Complexity Theory
3. Systems Theory

13.4. Dissemination Plan:¶

Who is my project for:
1. neurodivergent people and their loved ones
2. Anyone with their own unique brain and the neural network in it

How is it funded:
1. Selling paintings that are created in the context of neurodiversity in both daily life and human history
2. Funded by people (including millionaires and celebrities) that support neurodiversity (there are a lot!)

Is there a license I chose or something else to protect intellectual properties of my project:
1. Attribution (By): All CC licenses require that others using the work must give you credit the way you request, but not in a way that suggests you endorse them or their use. If they want to use your work without giving you credit or for endorsement purposes, they must get your permission first.
2. Fab license: (c) holder date. This work may be reproduced, modified, distributed, performed, and displayed for any purpose, but must acknowledge "project name". Copyright is retained and must be preserved. The work is provided as is; no warranty is provided, and users accept all liability.

Is there a business plan:
1. Yes – see the table above: )

How would you fund scaling up:
1. Art + Tech works
2. Written in the table above
3. Producing and selling goods from each small projects along the way for the next 8 years

13.5. Creating and breaking problems ~~ and how I fixed:¶

List of problems that I have faced throughout this week:
1. Had to use "Git Reverse"
2. Learned the fact that the structure of the file-location(?) on my own laptop is a little different from the structure of the git filelocation.

13.6. Questions regarding my dissemination plan and final project:¶

13.7. The Fun Discoveries of The Week, && the Questions of the Week 13:¶

 
      

      1. We can only upload 10 MB per commit (in terminal.)
      2. The company 'Philips' makes desktop screens!
      3. Any idea has to be 'sold' at some point? 
      4. What is the nature of fluorescence?
          *Fluorescence occurs when a substance releases absorbed energy in the form of light. 
          A fluorescent substance absorbs electromagnetic radiation (often ultraviolet light), 
          which promotes the electrons to a higher energy level. While in the higher energy state, 
          the electron loses some energy in the form of heat. Then the electron relaxes back to its 
          ground state energy and then emits a photon (a discrete “package” of light) in the process. 
          When the photon emitted reaches our eyes, we perceive the characteristic fluorescent glowing color.
      5. Can you remain sane while learning philosophy and engineering at the same time?
          *twin-question: "Can you remain sane while perceiving the world through the eyes of an engineer and of a philosopher?"

13.8. Hi Neil -- I watched Neil's talks and interviews:¶

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