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Small-Business Guide - Enlisting a Global Work Force of Freelancers - NYTimes.com
"An array of freelance marketplaces are making services tradable online, much as eBay and Craigslist made goods tradable a decade ago. These sites include general freelance marketplaces (Guru, Elance, oDesk) and others offering specialties like software (Rent A Coder), personal assistants (virtualassistants.com), graphics (99designs), or creative services (CrowdSpring)."
Knowledge Tools of the Future [SR-1179] | The Institute For The Future
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These tools matter because the most powerful creative tools are brains and teams. There’s a social aspect to knowledge, creativity, and innovation that we are just learning to tap. It is this social aspect of knowledge that the next generation knowledge tools, and next generation of users, will seek to magnify and support.
Full Circle Associates » About Full Circle
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We focus on online and offline strategies with a passionate interest in online community and collaboration.
Global Education Collaborative Project Database
For future curricula and pushing to youth
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Global Education Collaborative Project Database
Please list your projects here if you are looking to collaborate with schools around the world. Email Lucy at elemenous@gmail.com if you have any comments or concerns!
Thank you!
The Power Of Us
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Ultimately, all this could point the way to a fundamental change in the way people work together. In 1968, ecologist Garrett Hardin popularized the notion of the tragedy of the commons. He noted that public resources, from pastures and national parks to air and water, inevitably get overused as people act in their own self-interest. It's a different story in the Information Age, contends Dan Bricklin, co-creator of the pioneering PC software VisiCalc and president of consultant Software Garden Inc. in Newton Highlands, Mass.
Instead, he says, there's a cornucopia of the commons. That rich reward may be worth all the disruption we've seen and all the more still to come.
Five Strategies to Facilitate Successful Group Collaboration
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5 strategies to facilitate successful group collaborations
1. Model collaborative behavior: it's influential to display
collaborative behavior. It increases the chances that other people will do
the same.
2. Teach collaboration: training and instruction are important,
especially in the beginning to set a tone of cooperation instead of
competition.
3. Support a strong sense of community: creating a cooperative
environment is important and interaction facilitates this. The interactions
can be formal or informal.
4. Reward collaboration in performance reviews: distribute rewards among
group members. This encourages accountability.
5. Find leaders attentive to tasks and relationships: social and
emotional connections often get overlooked, but they do determine what kind
of participation people give and with what enthusiasm.
Intranet, Group Calendar, Small Business Organizer: Backpack
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Organize your business and share information with your team.
An Intranet in 30 Seconds. Over 350,000 Accounts!
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We-think: The power of mass creativity - Charles Leadbeater
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Welcome to We-think: mass innovation, not mass production
We Think explores how the web is changing our world, creating a culture in which more people than ever can participate, share and collaborate, ideas and information.
Ideas take life when they are shared. That is why the web is such a potent platform for creativity and innovation.
It's also at the heart of why the web should be good for : democracy, by giving more people a voice and the ability to organise themselves; freedom, by giving more people the opportunity to be creative and equality, by allowing knowledge to be set free.
But sharing also brings with it dilemmas.
It leaves us more open to abuse and invasions of privacy.
Participation is not always a good thing: it can just create a cacophony.
Collaboration is sustained and reliable only under conditions which allow for self organisation.
Everywhere we turn there will be struggles between people who want to freely share - music, films, ideas, information - and those who want to control this activity, either corporations who want to make money or governments who fear debate and democracy. This conflict between the rising surge of mass collaboration and attempts to retain top down control will be one of the defining battles of our time, from Communist China, to Microsoft's battle with open source and the music industry's desperate rearguard action against the web.
Below you can download the first three chapters of We Think.
And if you want to leave a comment or contact me just go to the adjacent pages on the site.
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Share your brain. Earn cool stuff. @ shareyourbrain.com - collaborative idea generation and brainstorming platform for everyone! It's community design, distributed creativity and peer production unleashed!
Collaborative creation
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Share your brain. Earn cool stuff.
We are a collaborative idea and online brainstorming platform that allows anyone to request solutions and contribute ideas across all types of industries and categories. Use your brain to help others design things, solve problems, make stuff and put your ideas into action - and get rewarded!
WorldChanging: Tools, Models and Ideas for Building a Bright Green Future: Notes from ACC04 -- the Transparency Debate
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Markets, democracy, courts, and science = four great accountability media; they change human competition into emergent cooperative results. But such cooperative properties only emerge if we know what's going on.
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Computer Supported Cooperative Work (November 6, San Diego) is the premier venue for innovation in the role of coordination and communication technologies. Presenters will discuss original research in collaborative systems, social networking systems, gaming, health informatics, distributed teams, media spaces, and work practices. PARC's sessions, tutorials, and award-winning papers will explore perceived trustworthiness in Wikipedia; collaboration in virtual worlds; social displays; enabling people to share sub-parts of documents ("keyhole snippet sharing"); and a model for understanding social search. PARC principal scientist and ubiquitous computing area manager Bo Begole co-chairs CSCW.
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