Reimagining Place and Appreciative Inquiry Practice Through Transdisciplinary, Technology-Driven Approaches in New Zealand

AwhiWorld is an interdisciplinary collaboration based in South Auckland, New Zealand, between author Maggie Buxton and her partner Kim Newall in which, through innovation labs, installations and immersive experiences, they invite people to explore new ways of perceiving places and ideas by engaging with layered realities.

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AI Practitioner
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2025-05-02
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https://doi.org/10.12781/978-1-907549-63-2-6
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Education and Critical Thinking Development
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Reimagining Place and Appreciative Inquiry Practice Through Transdisciplinary, Technology-Driven Approaches in New Zealand

Maggie Buxton, Kim Newall
AI Practitioner
Education and Critical Thinking Development
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Reimagining Place and Appreciative Inquiry Practice Through Transdisciplinary, Technology-Driven Approaches in New Zealand

Maggie Buxton, Kim Newall
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Abstract

AwhiWorld is an interdisciplinary collaboration based in South Auckland, New Zealand, between author Maggie Buxton and her partner Kim Newall in which, through innovation labs, installations and immersive experiences, they invite people to explore new ways of perceiving places and ideas by engaging with layered realities.

AI PractitionerVol. 27(2)
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Education and Critical Thinking Development
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