Staying on top of the developments that brings us more, better, easier and secure collaboration tools and methods. In a globalized world, this increasingly involve cultural and tolerance challenges, so not merely an information technology issue.
Origo provides all the common features of a source control platform:
When looking for a front-end framework that would allow to build Origo, it was clear from the start that Origo had to be ready for the masses (because hosting a project on Origo is free), and that stringent security requirements were necessary. Therefore a solution was needed that
The only CMS out there that met all three of these requirements, and additionally allowed integration of great functionality from other developer's modules (there was plenty of work to implement Origo anyway, and being able to re-use existing solutions wherever possible was most welcome) was Drupal - thanks to the Drupal community, amazing work!
Green Map® System promotes inclusive participation in sustainable community development worldwide, using mapmaking as our medium.
Sharing Beyond the Page
Creating conversations right on the page is great, but it’s nice to send the conversation around the web as well. Diigo lets you easily email links and annotations to people you think would be interested in it. Also, you can create a blog entry from it, or even send it as a tweet in Twitter. This is powerful as you’re able to extend the reach of the conversation and open it up for further collaboration.
Diigo is packed full of functionality, and may take a bit to get used to. But if you’re looking to go beyond traditional bookmarking, you’ll want to check it out.
