The Monster Map: Part Two – Tools
The evolution of tools used over three years of creating the bushCONNECT network map.
The evolution of tools used over three years of creating the bushCONNECT network map.
Network Mapping Writ Large. Kumu & sumApp provide large scale interactive network mapping that helps communities ‘see’ themselves as a network.
Janne Flisrand cross-post on the magic of social change network maps.
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What we see in each other, and call out in one another – becomes the very source of transformation.
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If Trust Is The Glue Of A Network. . . . . . we can’t have too many honest & authentic discussions about it. And talking about trust can be hard in any context, but in some ways it’s even harder in networks. So many of the ‘rules’ are contrary to what most civilized people…
I often think of a good marriage as a generative balance of creative tensions. Same thing with social change. There’s an art to it – not flopping into the easy answer, the dominant narrative, the usual pattern. And the same goes for roles, actions, contributions in a social change network. We tend to show up pretty certain…
Trust is a core principle in change networks – in chaos theory, we’d call trust within human systems a powerful ‘strange attractor’. But what do we mean when we say ‘trust’? And who gets to decide?
Is trying to cluster on multiple-option drop-down survey questions messing up your Kumu map? Here’s the easy solution.