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])
cross-posted on WAO blog Clay Shirky wrote: “Communications tools don’t get socially interesting until they get technologically boring.” Ten years on, badges have become mainstream,… Read More »Keep Badges Weird…at the Badge Summit
cross-posted on WAO blog In the before times, co-op members came together in person for a couple days about twice a year to spend time… Read More »Strategic Starfish: Another Co-op Day
Lately I’ve had a lot of meetings in which someone screen shares their browser, and I immediately lose the plot because I’m too busy wondering… Read More »Tabby McTabface
Originally published on Opensource.com Open projects generate feedback—lots of it. How can leaders manage it all? This process might help. People who let open principles… Read More »How to manage feedback on your open project
cross-posted on WAO blog As is our custom, we held another monthly Co-op half day last week — a block of time scheduled and set… Read More »Where does “work” come from?
cross-posted on We Are Open’s blog As the state of the world has…evolved/deteriorated…We Are Open members have dealt with these changes and challenges in various… Read More »Spirit of WAO
But not yet! Announcing our involvement in Catalyst’s Continuation Project originally published on WAO blog From this week until the end of August, We Are… Read More »All good things come to an end…
Celebrate the Open Organization community’s sixth anniversary by getting involved in two exciting new projects. originally published on opensource.com The Open Organization community celebrates its… Read More »New ways to learn about open organizations
“The concept of double consciousness was coined by W.E.B. du Bois (1868–1963),a Harvard and German trained, American sociologist of African descent, ina psychosocial theory of… Read More »culture, trauma, dissociation
Reflections from the Catalyst Definition Programme As we come to the end of the programme, We Are Open has spent a little time thinking about… Read More »That’s a wrap!