It is the crown jewel of the open-source-software movement, a school of thought in which even the most valuable code in a program is freely shared so it can be collaboratively improved by many developers at once.
Whatever your view, it is heartening to see attention being given to a project which sustainably and collaboratively improves a city neighbourhood, helping to restore its former vibrancy without gentrifying.
The idea that the basic tools of modern life should be free, shareable and collaboratively improved, with nobody allowed to make them private property, was born in the free-software movement, spread via the Creative Commons movement and is gaining traction in the world of physical products.
But the Go 720 does do one thing a little differently: it allows users to collaboratively improve the included maps.
Rather, the masking of the term by replacing the term 'action research' to 'Learning Circle' was to encourage take-up rate by teachers to reflect on their teaching practice and collaboratively improve their teaching practice.
Graesser et al. (1995) argued that the remedial part of tutorial interaction in which tutor and tutee collaboratively improve an initial answer to a problem is the primary advantage of tutoring over classroom instruction.
We did this through our ResearchNet group, where service users, carers and providers work collaboratively to improve services.
The Welsh government has previously encouraged authorities to work collaboratively to improve services.
Also, it's designed to be a way for everyone to work together collaboratively to improve their air quality experience.
By designing their own performances, students identify where they are confused and work collaboratively to improve their understanding (Aubusson and Fogwill 2006).
