Difference between revisions of "Big Questions"
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* What is "Civic Intelligence?" | * What is "Civic Intelligence?" | ||
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* Where did the notion of "Civic Intelligence" originate? | * Where did the notion of "Civic Intelligence" originate? | ||
* What does it mean to be intelligent collectively versus individually? | * What does it mean to be intelligent collectively versus individually? | ||
Revision as of 06:17, 18 April 2011
- What is "Civic Intelligence?"
- What role does ICT's play in "Civic Intelligence"
- Where did the notion of "Civic Intelligence" originate?
- What does it mean to be intelligent collectively versus individually?
- How can — or could — "Civic Intelligence" combat apathy, both on an individual and group level?
- How would one recognize and ultimately even measure "Civic Intelligence"?
- Similarly, how can one compare two examples of "Civic Intelligence"?
- What is the role of the individual in "Civic Intelligence"?
- Can Civic Intelligence be measured? And, if so, how?
- Is there an absolute measure of "Civic Intelligence" or does it always depend on context?
- Does the notion of "Civic Intelligence" presuppose that we currently live in an unintelligent community? Or that our community is unable to intelligently utilize resources to better the community as a whole?
- How can "Civic Intelligence" help to change the course of this nation from being an individualistic society to being a true community.
- Is an informed community considered an intelligent community? How informed does a community have to be before they are considered intelligent?
