HUBzero™ is a platform used to create dynamic web sites for scientific research and educational activities. With HUBzero, you can easily publish your research software and related educational materials on the web.
The Web is not a community: a huge impersonal city is a better metaphor. User-generated content (UGC) can be valuable (if edited), but chat rooms should be avoided because of participation inequality.
Join the InnoCentive Open Innovation community to earn money while solving some of the toughest problems facing the world today
Open Innovation Challenges
In our Open Innovation Marketplace, we have Challenges in a wide variety of disciplines, from Business and Entrepreneurship to Engineering and Life Sciences
Solve any of our Challenges to win awards from $5,000 to $1,000,000. Challenges are posted by Seekers (corporations, government agencies, and nonprofit organizations) who are looking for your help with product development and other business and science problems.
You can use your knowledge and expertise to make a real difference. In addition to listing our Challenges by discipline, our Innovation Pavilions organize Challenges around specific causes or global issues:
* The Rockefeller Foundation
* Clean Tech and Renewable Energy
* Global Health
* Public Policy and Citizens in Action
Each Challenge has a significant cash award associated with it and Solvers have been earning money since 2001 - here's a list of our winning solvers.
This is main web page for Computers In Society course (CIS) at the University of York. This page provides links to material for the topics in the course.
knowledgeGarden is a community used by 422 Faculty of Education students exploring emerging learning technologies and learning communities. It is created by people like you and I.
Poetic and playful devices for exploring ideas in three dimensions, making new connections & associations, building shared narratives, understanding varied interpretations & perspectives...
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