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Creating a Participatory Text 2019-10-11 - 2019-12-31
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This amendment for the proposal Organising has been accepted on 2020-02-03 15:28:41 UTC.
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  • -What ways can we contextualize or rethink what organising means within OpenHeritage or within a specific lab? Does it mean collaborating, creating networks, developing new skills, and if so what are they and why are they important? What principles of organising describe a specific lab or the overall OpenHeritage project?
  • +Organising should be open and accessible to each individual or group within a participatory process, project, or space. OpenHeritage demonstrates the importance to consider multiple contexts and needs when collaborating or co-creating together on and offline.
  • -What ways can we contextualize or rethink what organising means within OpenHeritage or within a specific lab? Does it mean collaborating, creating networks, developing new skills, and if so what are they and why are they important? What principles of organising describe a specific lab or the overall OpenHeritage project?
  • +Organising should be open and accessible to each individual or group within a participatory process, project, or space. OpenHeritage demonstrates the importance to consider multiple contexts and needs when collaborating or co-creating together on and offline.
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  • -What ways can we contextualize or rethink what organising means within OpenHeritage or within a specific lab? Does it mean collaborating, creating networks, developing new skills, and if so what are they and why are they important? What principles of organising describe a specific lab or the overall OpenHeritage project?
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  • +Organising should be open and accessible to each individual or group within a participatory process, project, or space. OpenHeritage demonstrates the importance to consider multiple contexts and needs when collaborating or co-creating together on and offline.

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