The project began in 2012, when Ferrandi decided to change or reshape the way she experienced a subway ride.
Thomas and Brown (2011), also explored what they described as a new 'culture of learning' where information technology has become a participatory medium, giving rise to an environment that is constantly being changed and reshaped by the participation within information spaces.
How have they changed you, reshaped you, as you move forwards?
Humans have changed the climate, reshaped the land, harnessed rivers and extinguished species.
One prays fervently for a certain outcome, hoping that matter itself might be changed, twisted and reshaped by our sincere desires.
Other Trusts looked at it as a chance to update their old IT systems, and others for bringing about Trust-wide and strategic organizational change, facilitating mergers or reshaping their administrative structures.
Larger flows of expertise, power and resources overwrite the city, and changed urban landscapes reshape citizens' relations to larger collectives, political directionalities and responsibilities (Massey 2007).
We will also learn about revolutionary research in neuroscience that offers the hopeful message: We can change and reshape our brain to live healthier, happier lives.
Given the scale and breadth of what has been envisaged, it is important to recognize that plans will change and reshape over time.
It will change and reshape his life, modify his career and force him to accept a life of continuous change". Six years later, with personal data increasingly being added to company and government computer systems, he had another, darker prediction.
