We are very excited to announce that our session on open source as a model of collaboration got accepted to one of the premier conferences on systems thinking in action! We decided to go to our core experience and crafted a really solid session that Tirza and I are very excited about. It builds on [...]
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ifPeople to present Open Source models of collaboration at Pegasus conference on systems thinking in action
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged collaboration, conference, open-source, opensource, social-sourcing, systems-thinking on March 30, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Packing for Houston and More Social Sourcing of Plone Product Communities
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged educommons, getpaid, mit, opencourseware, plone, social-sourcing on February 4, 2009 | 2 Comments »
For the last month, I’ve had a chance to extend the thought/work I started two years by organizing the GetPaid project to a new Plone product project, eduCommons (ifPeople’s team is also working on Selenium tests and unit tests in the project too). GetPaid organizing led me to what I call “social sourcing”, or finding [...]
PyAtl meeting: Introducing Plone
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged atlanta, open-source, plone, python, social-sourcing, web-content-management on January 16, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
I attended my first Atlanta Python user group’s meeting (PyAtl) this month (see the meeting announcement). I have a regular conflict on Thursday evenings (soccer:), but made this one to give a talk on Plone. Our local Atlanta Plone users group has merged with PyAtl and serves as a Special Interest Group now.
Brandon Rhodes opened [...]
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