I've been pursuing the dream of computer supported collaborative sense making and deliberation since 1984, when I started working on a system called "Leonardo" in the MCC Software Technology Program. I met Horst Rittel at that time, recognized IBIS as powerful enough to capture software design rationale but simple enough to be used by mere mortals, and I've been doing whatever I could figure out to do to make the dream a reality since then.
Collaborative sense-making. I think I'm going to love the language and practice of this new network I just joined.
Growing a Global Issue Base: An Issue-based Approach to Policy Deliberation -- I like what I read so far in the openning paragraph.
I have a :) stake in transforming the use of the language "stakeholders", which came from community development where I've background, into something more collaborative, less ownership-laden (waking up our ever-vigilant egos) and more deeply collective in essence. What do you think?
I wonder about going beyond knowledge eventually, and more approaching wisdom as a vision or outcome. Yes, I'm a writer, I split hairs. But our language reflects and affects our lives, so I'll keep on keeping on. Let's talk about it!
Jeff Conklin
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Jun 4, 2008
Brian Sullivan
It was great to talk with you and the rest of the gsm gang at Berkeley. Since we are in the neighborhood I hope we get more opportunities to talk.
Keep up the great work.
Jul 2, 2008
Lynne Johnson
Growing a Global Issue Base: An Issue-based Approach to Policy Deliberation -- I like what I read so far in the openning paragraph.
I have a :) stake in transforming the use of the language "stakeholders", which came from community development where I've background, into something more collaborative, less ownership-laden (waking up our ever-vigilant egos) and more deeply collective in essence. What do you think?
I wonder about going beyond knowledge eventually, and more approaching wisdom as a vision or outcome. Yes, I'm a writer, I split hairs. But our language reflects and affects our lives, so I'll keep on keeping on. Let's talk about it!
Lynne
Jun 10, 2009