Welcome to the Civic Intelligence wiki.

To learn more about using a wiki see the help files. This quick reference guide is quite useful.

News

This site is deploying the wiki environment to develop an  open source textbook
on civic intelligence.  This project is currently in the research phase.
-Things may change unexpectedly-

Focus

See current task list

Ask Doug a question (And don't forget to check back for an answer....)

Research

Models for understanding

Constituents of Intelligence - This is the first model or framework we used for examining Civic Intelligence.
SeeMe defines its self as a semi-structured, socio- technical Modeling Method.
- We are applying the SeeMe Modeling Method to our individual case studies to practice using a common language of meta-cognition to explain how many different things can illustrate principles of Civic Intelligence.
- A collection of useful research frameworks

What is in the field of study?

Building Knowledge

References

== Civic Intelligence Book Project (in work)

Other Resources

This is the appendix and annotated bibliography.

If you are adding links, please add to existing categories 
or start new categories to file your links under.

Civic Intelligence: Theory and Practice Spring 2011

Internet: Knowledge & Community, Winter 2011

Syllabus
Internet: Knowledge & Community Class Wiki Project
Plato Lecture Series Recordings from Winter 2011:

UNCATEGORIZED

- Please categorize and build this list! -

Here's a little Game inspiration!

The No Fault Zone Game website!

Shhh!!! Don't tell anyone we're down here!

Wiki Development

One of the key components of developing civic intelligence is meta-cognition. This section is for thinking about how to develop the wiki format to foster thinking about the study of civic intelligence. Follow the link to the sandbox to try out new ideas and develop conventions for working collaboratively in the wiki/classroom environment.

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