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This chapter is an integrated theoretical grounding and reflective narrative for the emerging concept of transdisciplinary resonance towards developing resonance and resonant waves as a mindset and culture—how information can be experienced internally (within close human relationships) while producing for impact across transdisciplinary spaces. A common understanding of resonance is the affinity between knowledge producer and their participants, collaborators and audience. In considering some of the nuances of resonance as an information experience design concept that can bridge gaps, transdisciplinary resonance is generated from the deep and profound internal experiences of reflecting and intuiting to know resources from yourself and others in transdisciplinary informal learning relationships, projects and spaces.
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Miller, F. (2020). Transdisciplinary Resonance. In: Producing Shared Understanding for Digital and Social Innovation. Palgrave Macmillan, Singapore. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-15-7372-9_4
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