Mutual Support, Debates & Great Ideas for Improving the OH Participatory Platform
A space for dialog, co-creation, and questions π between members of our Open Heritage community.
Evaluating
It would be great to be able to follow the Lab process through the platform - potentially through updates, or in other ways. It could be in the form of questions, when a Lab arrives to the milestone or a dilemma, so that we could all eventually reflect on this and give feedback. Or it could be a hypothetical timeline that moves towards completion and like with an hourglass, we could see steps taken and the process towards an utopian result.
This proposal is being evaluated
The original version of this proposal can be found here
For more info about the new features accepted to better serve the needs of the Open heritage projects, and our development roadmap, read this post: Creating new Possibilities for Open Heritage with Decidim
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God bless the lab technicians in high school, even though I'm not religious. I can't tell you how many times Dave, the technician at our high school, became frustrated and exhausted by the teachers' lack of common sense. Heck, our physics instructor once nearly poisoned a class of Year 7 students (11 years old!). Dave had to rush in, switch on the extractor fans, and then quickly remove everyone from the room because he forgot to turn them on. After all, it's not a good idea to damage your students' lungs. For this reason, it's crucial to have established lab protocols in place. The most effective strategy to avoid disaster is to adhere to these stated procedures. We have beginnerβs guide to building a base in clash of clans and some free tower defense games for you.
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