cross-posted on the WAO blog At the end of the month, we’ll be gathering a number of community-based organisations, interns and faculty in an online… Read More »Building a Minimum Viable Community of Practice (MVCoP)
Part 2: You’re not nervous, you’re excited! Earlier this year, we worked with Change.org to help staff members develop memorable workshops, sessions and keynotes for… Read More »From Sage on the Stage to Collaborator
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
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 ORE is a bigger tent for the KBW community, find out more here. Almost exactly a year ago, we wrote… Read More »ORE is orbital
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
Nurturing a healthy online community takes personality, purpose, and persistence. cross-posted on WAO In the world of Open Source, it’s well known that products and… Read More »The Art of Community: Cultivating Online Connections
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?
Open Working workshops and sessions crossposted on the CAST blog We Are Open is delivering a deep support programme for the national governing bodies (NGBs)… Read More »Creating space to learn about Open Working
A simple moderation process corss-posted on WAO blog We’ve been moderators in various communities across the web and IRL. Great moderators interest themselves for healthy,… Read More »How to be a great moderator