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Last weekend, over 1500 service designers and ingenues came together in 59 cities around the world to develop new public service models in 22 hours (30 if they stayed up all night). The Global Service Jam 2011 was the first of its kind, the biggest chapter in London. The participants were guided by mentors, old service design hands and other media and design related professionals.
The London jam took place in two locations. The film below explains the significance of the jam and highlights five of the ten final London projects.
All the service design pitches were uploaded to the GSJ11 website.
Ann Danylkiw is a freelance writer and digital media producer. Her background is Finance and Development Economics.
While writing for Triple Pundit, she is currently producing her first social experiment / digital documentary, the 21HoursExperiment.com.
Ann lives in London but visits 'home' in Wisconsin during the summer.
