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The craft + tech of structuring participatory deliberation
As a Fellow of the RSA I’m happy to draw attention to the important new series of webinars just launched, on the critical role that effective, participatory deliberation has to play in resolving complex challenges, even apparently intractable dilemmas — at many different scales, from an organisation, to a local community, city, regional or even […]
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- PhD Scholarship: Teamwork Analytics for Evidence-Based Reasoning
- Prototyping a systemic school learning methodology
- Doug Engelbart, computing visionary, RIP
- Complexity Science, Learning Analytics & Collective Intelligence
- Rolling out Evidence Hubs
- Collective intelligence for complexity
- Contested Collective Intelligence: new paper
- Evidence Hubs: vertical apps for collective intelligence
- Collective Intelligence as Community Discourse and Action
- On Social Learning, Sensemaking Capacity, and Collective Intelligence
- KMi supports Global Climate Change Situation Room
- OER Collective Intelligence Widgets: storyboard
- Contested Collective Intelligence
- OLnet: Researching the open world
- Research Fellow: Collective Intelligence Infrastructure
