From the Archives: Does having 8 legs give the Spidergram more… legs?

Sometimes I wonder what I was intending with a blog draft. Maybe I should have just deleted? 🙂 I was looking for something amongst my Slideshare uploads and noticed that the Digital Habitats Community Orientation Spidergram Activity had..,. whaaat? 40,305 views? Mama mia! (Update: that was in 2014. Apparently we lost views. Today it says … Continue reading From the Archives: Does having 8 legs give the Spidergram more… legs?

Community Technology Spidergram Evolves Again

It is so lovely having a fabulous network – including people I just barely know, but who then hook in with a moment of insight, a remix or ready to augment a forming idea or practice. Gabriele Sani from World Vision in Italy has recently done this with the Community Orientations Spidergram from our Digital … Continue reading Community Technology Spidergram Evolves Again

Digital Habitats Community Orientation Spidergram Activity

A couple of people have asked me for more materials related to the Community Orientations Spidergram activity. I have embedded them into some slides now up … Digital Habitats Community Orientation Spidergram Activity. [Edit June 2011 – here is an updated pdf of the activity! Spidergram Worksheet 2011 ] Here is a hint I should … Continue reading Digital Habitats Community Orientation Spidergram Activity

Happy Holidays: Free Digital Versions of Digital Habitats!

It is hard to believe we finished “Digital Habitat: Stewarding technology for communities” back in 2009. 7 years later the book is still selling on Amazon (amazing! grateful!). Etienne Wenger, John D. Smith and I wrote the book to help you support your communities. Now we have a little solstice, holiday, year end present for … Continue reading Happy Holidays: Free Digital Versions of Digital Habitats!

Relating Community Activities to Technologies

[Edit Feb 23: The notes and recording link of this event can be found here: http://faciliteeronline.nl/2012/02/the-spidergram-for-getting-started-with-and-evaluating-communities/comment-page-1/#comment-7704] Next week I have the great pleasure of facilitating a webinar for some Dutch colleagues of mine. In preparation, they asked me to put together a bit of background to prepare folks for our conversation. I decided to share … Continue reading Relating Community Activities to Technologies