From Internal Changes to Expanding Networks
WAO’s 2023 in Review, originally posted on the WAO blog 2023 is drawing to a close, so we thought a reflection and roundup on life… Read More »From Internal Changes to Expanding Networks
Participation
Designing for participation is a huge part of what it means to be an open source advocate. This category has posts about things I’ve participated in and things I’ve helped create that invite other people to participate and contribute.
Radiating Confidence at Change.org
Insights into WAO’s coaching techniques for effective presentations and workshops One of the most rewarding aspects of our work is collaborating with organisations that are… Read More »Radiating Confidence at Change.org
🎉🏅 Embracing Open Recognition at the Badge Summit 🏅🎉
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 🏅🎉
Open Recognition is for Everybody: Time for a Bigger Tent
Originally posted on the WAO blog Big news — our community of practice has a new name! Say hello to “Open Recognition is for Everybody!”… Read More »Open Recognition is for Everybody: Time for a Bigger Tent
Can we plz talk about privacy and security?
Building the passbolt community in 2023 cross-posted on WAO At the end of last year, passbolt got in touch with us about doing some community… Read More »Can we plz talk about privacy and security?
5 Practical Tips for Working Openly
Going further with Open Working & Sport England cross-posted on the the Centre for the Acceleration of Social Technology blog We Are Open recently ran… Read More »5 Practical Tips for Working Openly
An Architecture of Participation for Community growth
Some recommendations for the LocalGov Drupal community crossposted on WAO Over the last few months, we’ve been working with the LocalGov Drupal team to shore… Read More »An Architecture of Participation for Community growth
Summing up Badge Summit
More system convening, community recognition and a dose of whimsy and weirdness cross-posted on WAO blog Thanks to Participate, we were able to take part… Read More »Summing up Badge Summit
How badges can change the world (Part 2)
Part 2: Why we need to transition Cross-posted on WAO blog. Read Part 1: The Two Loops Model for Open Recognition advocacy Whatever your beliefs… Read More »How badges can change the world (Part 2)
How badges can change the world
Part 1: The Two Loops Model for Open Recognition advocacy cross-posted on WAO blog Recently Keep Badges Weird community member, Alex Enkerli, commented on a… Read More »How badges can change the world