Part two of the Clubhouse & Empathy series. Through attending many different conversation rooms and moderating over fifty Social Play Club rooms, I’ve been able to make observations on how to create an inclusive environment inspiring empathy and connection. Here is what I found: Suggestions for Clubhouse moderators How to improve the art of conversation: Creating synchronicity in the room: Number…

Part three of the Empathy on Clubhouse series Reframe the terminology “User” to “Enjoyer” There is an opportunity to change our relationship with Clubhouse so we don’t develop the same bad habits we all have with other social media platforms. In order to take advantage of this opportunity, we must reframe the way we view the app. Silicon Valley introduced us to a word…

Since pandemic started we seen some attempts to create virtual dance floors. Set up the tech to live stream Place people dancing in a „boiler-room” on the background of DJ …

Here are some interesting directions to start looking into: Your design needs a reframe, context. Come in and be playful. What are the “technologies” — interfaces we need to use on the brain to create intimacy in a virtual space? Here is an Online project that invites people to look…

Since shortly after the pandemic lockdowns began, I have been designing innovative experiences for the Co-reality Collective’s groundbreaking online celebrations. These have paved the way to the virtual Burning Man Multiverse. …

With the Co-Reality Collective I developed a virtual party to find out if we can create deep and meaningful connections. — I went to a digital party. We played many wonderful games. I must say the fun was intense. I couldn’t have liked it more. We found out there are key ingredients needed in the mix for digital intimacy 1. Narrative matters We invited our friends to a party inside the human body (via Zoom). Our guests could click on a body part of their choice to have…