Special thanks goes to Stefano of Germany for, in the spirit of collaboration, letting us use his image in our header.
If you like his work, check out his porfolio and blog.
Super Stefano!
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
skip to main |
skip to sidebar
What's going on here anyway?
As part of our masters in Strategic Leadership Towards Sustainability, FAR is exploring the question:
How can collaboration using web 2.0/web 3.0 technologies help society move towards sustainability?
We will be sharing our exploration here and would love your feedback and insight. So thanks for helping the laziest group ever write their thesis- really appreciate the help.
Collaboration Ninjas
Thanks for sharing
Adventures in FAR land
Web sites we find useful
Categories
- blogging (1)
- blogs we love (1)
- business models (5)
- COIN (2)
- collaboration (8)
- communication (2)
- consciousness (2)
- creative commons (4)
- cry for help (6)
- facilitation (1)
- FSSD (2)
- future economics (3)
- geeking out (1)
- government (1)
- history (1)
- micro-blogs (1)
- net gen (3)
- ninja (2)
- p2p (3)
- RAR takes on the world (2)
- research (3)
- sharing ideas (3)
- social capital (1)
- transformational change (1)
- twitter (2)
- vision (1)
- web 3.0 (2)
- web security (1)
Blog Archive
-
▼
2009
(38)
-
▼
January
(19)
- the evolution of a research question
- Our fresh new look
- Something to stop my brain falling out...
- Did you lose your ninja?
- back to basics- do I even want to collaborate?
- Hats On to the FAR team!
- Happy Thesis Day
- January 20th- an important day for all us
- No title
- Economics Economics Economics
- What can WE do for you today?
- Toyota wants your ideas...
- 'HYBRIDIZATION of physical & virtual'=net gen's so...
- Web 3.0 Defined
- How does twitter help us collaborate?
- Alice's response to EDHave you thought about doing...
- Bridging the gap - 6 degrees and couch surfing - W...
- In response to Ed....
- No title
-
▼
January
(19)
Posts
tis a great logo. they say that value and power used to lie in those circles and now its all about those connecting lines in between.
ReplyDelete