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Fig. 1 Campus as living lab framework design with its seven categories and five potential values
and three levels of detailing and application. Copyright the authors
and society. The ‘Impact’ section depicts potential amplification avenues and effects,
beyond the initial boundaries of the Living Lab.
These ‘Outcomes’ and ‘Impacts’ sections are also key in the monitoring phases
of the project, to assist in monitoring how close the project is to the original anticipated outcomes and impact, and therefore any changes that may need to be put in
place to ensure that the original desired outcomes are achieved. The insights, of this
monitoring phase, and final reflections on the processes and products (outcomes and
impacts) will be collected through category seven ‘Reflection and Review’. This is
the only part of the framework that is not completed as part of the initial planning
stage, unless it is to be used to outline the documentation, or reflection processes,
that are required to be collected throughout the Living Lab process, to feed into the
final reflection process (Fig. 2).