How and where does most of our learning happens in our daily work life? The visualization above illustrates how intensively the learning process can be, as it can even happen in ordinary places such as the water cooler or the telephone. At our most common daily places and through our daily used tools is where expertise [...]
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Nowadays, if you want to start an open data project, you should rather check the availability of information first, and then imagine something useful because so little useful raw data is available. That’s why for the foreseeable future, at least in countries such as Germany, collecting documents is the way forward. Although there are millions [...]
A while ago I was asked, by Markus Beckedahl, to present something on maptivism at the re-publica conference. And even though I am still exploring this new field, I tried to give an overview of the fascinating world of maptivism. Here is a video of my presentation (33 min.), which also shows the slides I [...]
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