多地域移動型の共創を支援するソーシャルメディアシステムの試作と評価

抄録

Regional revitalization is required in Japan because the issues caused by the declining birthrate, aging population, and depopulation etc., are increasing in rural area. New problem-solving methods which are generated through co-creation are required in regional revitalization. In co-creation, social media is important in order to continuation and sharing of activities. In the past, social media existed to support co-creation in order to solve issues in specific or global area, but there were no social media that support to solve concrete issues common to multiple regions. This study proposes social media to support co-creative activities in order to solve regional issues common to multiple regions. Promotion and sharing of co-creative activities are important factors in this social media. The social media we named "MiraiLab" was designed to satisfy these two factors. To confirm the effectiveness of “MiraiLab,” social experiments were conducted in “Special Interest Group on Crowd Co-creation Intelligence (SIG-CCI)” at The Japanese Society for Artificial Intelligence. As results, it was found that “MiraiLab” was effective for the promotion and sharing of co-creative activities. Specifically, regarding promotion, “MiraiLab” contributed to the continuation of co-creative activities and the creation of outcomes. Regarding sharing, it was found that co-creative activities were shared between projects, between research groups, and between account registrants and non-registrants through “MiraiLab”.