[Ci4cg-announce] Greetings from the CI4CG branch office in Rainy Seattle (c)

[Valerie Brown]

Dear Doug Good to hear from you. My three favorite  collective 
intelligence tools that I use constantly with PhDs and 
whole-of-community changre projects are:
Collective learning spiral (Brown and Lambert  2012 /Collective learning 
for transformational change./ Routledge)
Transdisciplinary Inquiry (Brown, Harris and Russell 2010 /Tackling 
wicked problems through the transdisciplinary imagination/. Earthscan)
Using all seven ways of understanding of the collective mind (Brown and 
Harris  2014 /The human capacity for transformational change. /Routledge)
Regards
Val

  21/12/2015 10:18 PM, Aldo de Moor wrote:
> Hi Doug,
>
> My 3 favorite Collective Intelligence tools (with their many connections):
>
> - community mapping/sensemaking: communities charting their own
> conceptual models of their who, what, how, and why
> - storytelling: sharing deep meaning beyond the models and the data
> - collaboration patterns: capturing collaboration lessons learnt and
> scaling up the commons
>
> Cheers,
>
> Aldo
>
> On Mon, Dec 21, 2015 at 1:13 AM, Doug Schuler
> <douglas at publicsphereproject.org> wrote:
>> Greetings from Rainy Seattle ©
>>
>> It's been awhile since I've tried to get free ideas from this group.
>>
>> As you probably remember, I had been asking questions to the people on this
>> list on a fairly regular basis. The intent is to weave the responses into
>> some thoughts or hypotheses about the nature of our group and, hopefully,
>> the CI4CG work generally. My plan is to incorporate the responses to these
>> requests into the introduction to the upcoming AI & Society special issue on
>> CI4CG.
>>
>> This is the 7th question and I'm planning to ultimately ask 10. It would be
>> fantastic if everybody relied to this one. I think / hope that what emerges
>> from this will be useful! No guarantees unfortunately.
>>
>> 7. Please list 2-5 (or more) topics that are the most relevant to your CI4CG
>> work now and where you'd like to see it in the future. This could be
>> traditional (or new) disciplines, focal populations (such as children or
>> low-income communities), specific geographical areas, cross-cutting areas
>> (methodology, integration, etc.), objectives, specific foci (e.g. online
>> deliberation), tools, etc. etc. Did I mention that more is more?
>>
>> I'd love to hear from everybody!
>>
>> BTW, Happy Holidaze!!
>>
>> — Doug
>>
>>
>>
>> Douglas Schuler
>> douglas at publicsphereproject.org
>> Twitter: @doug_schuler
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Valerie A. Brown AO, BSc MEd PhD
Emeritus Professor, University of Western Sydney
Director, Local Sustainability Project,
Fenner School of Environment and Society
Australian National University, val.brown at anu.edu.au
Ph. 61 (0)2 62958650
http://www.valeriebrown.com.au or http://www.collectivethinking.com.au
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