Appropriate technology open collaborations/Conclusions and recommendations
Project output
[edit | edit source]Note: The actual report as delivered verbally to Mark Charmer and Thomas Bjelkeman-Pettersson of Akvo in early 2009. The contents have influenced my blogging and wiki writing since then, and I am actively updating the pages (which are also open edit) but there isn't a specific category. The best suggestion is to view the pages linked from the navigation bar on the right. --Chriswaterguy
Chriswaterguy is planning to blog and/or write on the wiki on these topics:
- Interviews for blogs
- Structure and syntax in OSAT
- What is appropriate technology exactly? What kinds of data, information, knowledge and wisdom are we sharing?
- Usability
- Dispersed efforts for OSAT - upsides, downsides;
- How to having our cake and eat it
- Open design licenses
- Give interviews: Agroinnovations; Ian Woolf and/or John August; approach NPR/ABC (Aust).
Possible areas of further thought and study
[edit | edit source]- Explore different software options.
- Can elements of a design be broken down in a way that they can be tracked in a "history"?
| Authors | Chriswaterguy |
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| License | CC-BY-SA-3.0 |
| Cite as | Chriswaterguy (2008–2026). "Appropriate technology open collaborations/Conclusions and recommendations". Appropedia. Retrieved August 19, 2026. |