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André de Avillez

Digital Distractions: Pokemon and the Challenges of Collaboration - ProfHacker - Blogs ... - 0 views

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    Short post reflecting on the challenges of digital collaboration, as exemplified in a large-scale collaborative video-game
André de Avillez

What is | @Partido_X - 0 views

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    A political project that aims to foster democracy by promoting participation and collaboration by citizens
André de Avillez

OWS interviews Partido X - 0 views

  • the program of the Partido X is developed through crowd-sourced drafting of public policy proposals, where we invite groups or experts that are already working on a given issue and are socially recognized for it to submit the first draft of a policy proposal and later we post it online for the network to amend.
  • More than 2,000 people have participated so far in the amend processes, and as the platform grows so do their numbers: around 25,000 are registered in their newsletter, which is the first step to collaborate in the network.
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    OWS website. if we're looking for activists and activism, we'll probably find them here...
Mark Fisher

Journal of Public Scholarship in Higher Education - Missouri State University - 2 views

  • While there is variation in current terminology (public scholarship, scholarship of engagement, community-engaged scholarship), engaged scholarship is defined by the collaboration between academics and individuals outside the academy - knowledge professionals and the lay public (local, regional/state, national, global) - for the mutually beneficial exchange of knowledge and resources in a context of partnership and reciprocity.                                                                                                                                            (NERCHE, n.d.)
  • The Journal of Public Scholarship in Higher Education aims to advance the status and prospects for publicly engaged teaching and research in the academy by showcasing the new disciplinary and/or pedagogical knowledge generated by engagement with the community.
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    Another articulation of Public Scholarship Journal to look at List of potential allies of PPJ in Editorial Board
Mark Fisher

Mission, Values, and Principles | Student Affairs - 1 views

  • Staff Values People and Community: We value and respect each person, both as an individual and as an integral part of this and other communities. Excellence and Responsibility: We hold ourselves to high standards of quality, responsibility, and accountability in our work. Collaboration: As an ensemble, we value mutuality, group process, shared decision-making and open communication. Diversity: We believe in the importance and complexity of honoring and learning from diversity. Honesty and Integrity: We aim to be straightforward and sincere in our communications and interactions with others. Learning: We hope to nurture individual and organizational growth that is rooted in experience, intentional reflection and multiple ways of knowing. Commitment to a Shared Vision: We derive continual inspiration from our mission and sense of common purpose. Celebration: We take time to acknowledge and appreciate one another and our accomplishments. Creativity: The dynamic context of our work requires a commitment to thoughtful exploration and a willingness to take risks. Advancement of Social Equity: Social justice and civic values are core values for each of us, as well as at the heart of our mission as a center.
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    Values informing Haas Center for Public Service at Stanford
Kris Klotz

The Future of Peer Review in the Humanities? It's Open - Publishing - The Chronicle of ... - 3 views

    • Kris Klotz
       
      Article mentions a Mellon report on open review that I posted in Zotero.
  • Could the peer review of the future resemble collaborative blogging
  • "democratic production of knowledge."
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