The Power of Contribution
As part of our attempts to understand what drives the auspicious event hosts who are willing to try out event formats, tools and other materials… Read More »The Power of Contribution
As part of our attempts to understand what drives the auspicious event hosts who are willing to try out event formats, tools and other materials… Read More »The Power of Contribution
We’re in the process of creating Hacktivity Kits for each of our software tools and for a variety of event types. The kits contain information… Read More »Hacktivity Kits and Modular Curriculum
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Seems like I should follow suit and do a “Year in Review” post. I do so like to comply. I was moving around quite a… Read More »My Year in Review
This past week, we ran a Hackasaurus/P2PU hackjam to implement functional changes to the P2PU platform and create challenges curriculum for Hackasaurus. It was a… Read More »Hackjam Parking Lot
Today I was finishing up a one page summary called “10 Things that Make a Good Challenge”, a distilled version of Chloe Varelidi’s excellent post,… Read More »Failure = Lesson Learned
Inspiration for this post is: Mozilla as teacher by Mark Surman When I read the first line of Mark’s post “We need to teach the… Read More »Response to Mozilla as teacher
Today I want to focus on the easy ask. What can you ask your users to contribute that is easy? It seems obvious, doesn’t it?… Read More »Give us the Easy Ask!
So here’s the skinny: Part of the reason we bought the house we bought was because it’s right in the middle of the city of… Read More »Using the Web to Fix the World: Waldpark Trachau