Salty Sea Shanty
Also titled: SALTY SAIL SHANTY Wind on the Mast and a bonny little lass.Hey Ho, we’re sailing. 3 Strange fish and a lovely pasta dish.Hey… Read More »Salty Sea Shanty
Laura Hilliger is a writer, educator and technologist. She’s a multimedia designer and developer, a technical liaison, a project manager, a conceptual architect, an open web advocate who is happiest in collaborative environments. She’s a co-founder of the We Are Open Co-op, an Ambassador for Opensource.com, is working to help open up Greenpeace, and a Mozilla alum. Find her on Twitter and Mastodon as @epilepticrabbit ([email protected])
Also titled: SALTY SAIL SHANTY Wind on the Mast and a bonny little lass.Hey Ho, we’re sailing. 3 Strange fish and a lovely pasta dish.Hey… Read More »Salty Sea Shanty
Introducing the Open Recognition Toolkit (ORT) cross posted on WAO blog Open Recognition is not just about credentialing; it’s a holistic approach to acknowledging talents,… Read More »Unlocking the Power of Open Recognition
Part 3: Greenpeace’s Critical Incident Network Advanced Comms Training cross posted on the WAO blog Designing educational programming requires zooming in and out of learner… Read More »Discovering a Multimodal Training
Part 2: Participating in Greenpeace’s Critical Incident Network cross-posted on the WAO blog After a number of years, we’ve been given the go-ahead to write… Read More »Exploring community learning pathways
Recently, we published a response to a UN positioning paper, have been chatting with folks about AI Literacy and are otherwise thinking about the affect… Read More »Deconstructing Power in the Age of AI
Part 1: Building Resilience Amongst Environmental Activists originally posted on WAO blog Have you ever heard of Fck Oatly? It’s a playfully sarcastic website that… Read More »Navigating Greenpeace’s Critical Incident Network
originally posted on WAO blog We had an incredible time at the Badge Summit, where the spirit of Open Recognition was at its vibrant best!… Read More »🎉🏅 Embracing Open Recognition at the Badge Summit 🏅🎉
originally posted on WAO blog We’re excited to bring you some news about our podcast, The Tao of WAO. If you’ve been following us, you’ll… Read More »Improving the Accessibility of ‘The Tao of WAO’ Podcast
originally posted on WAO blog Most of us often use aggressive comparisons in our speech without considering where they come from or what they really… Read More »Non-violent Communication in Communities
Sophia hadn’t wanted to take her nephew that day, but she owed her half sister a favour after the whole dark corner of the library… Read More »Time’s Solitary Dance