What Participatory Community Network Mapping Makes Possible – Part 2 of an interview with Aldo de Moor
What Participatory Community Network Mapping Makes Possible. Part 2 of an interview with CommunitySense Founder Aldo de Moor.
Participatory Community Network Mapping as Collective Sensemaking – Part 1 of an interview with Aldo de Moor
Participatory Community Mapping as Collective Sensemaking. Part 1 of an interview with CommunitySense Founder Aldo de Moor.
How to Manage Archetypal Network Tensions – an Interview with Dylan Skybrook (Part 2):
Excerpt: A Leadership Story – Network Style – Part 2
Leverage Your Network For More sumApp Responses
Not Getting The Response You Hoped For Yet? Automated bulk email invitations from sumApp work fine in most instances, especially if people know they’re coming & what they’re for. But what if it’s not working? What if important members are buried in email and ignoring your requests? Or maybe you have a sub-set of members…
How to Manage Archetypal Network Tensions – an Interview with Dylan Skybrook (Part 1):
A Leadership Story – Network Style Pt. 1
How to Help Your Members Manage Long Lists in sumApp
Excerpt: sumApp ‘segments’ make it easy to manage long lists, so members are more likely to engage & share info.
Setting Up A Kumu Account For Your Network Map
How to easily share a private Kumu network map with your network.
June Holley on Collective Change and the Culture of the 21st Century
How place, process, relationships and tools support culture change for the 21st century – An interview with Network Weaving pioneer June Holley.
A Brief Guide to Getting Started Gathering Network Mapping Data
How to get started network mapping using sumApp to gather network relationship data to use in creating a map of your network in Kumu.
Network & Systems Mapping For Social Labs
A cross-post from The Social Labs Revolution blog by Sam Rye: One important aspect of any Social Lab, is understanding the context a Lab Team is developing solutions for. A grounded approach to getting started in building a picture which everyone can see, is called Systems Mapping.