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Project Sharing Engine January update

Work on the Project Sharing Engine project has been progressing well since we got it moving last autumn. We had a good early project launch meeting with the ‘alpha’ testing webmaster group, and have since been in the first design phase. We will build the ‘alpha’ product in February and

Widget options and design wireframes

Following the early information and tech design meetings, the Transition Technologists have started the ‘Interface’ design work for the Project Sharing Engine widgets. Good work all! You will find attached to this blog post two documents: 1. Widget options 2. Wireframes for adding a project through a widget And you

Snippets of Advice: holding interesting meetings

This is the first in what may end up being a long series of Snippets of Advice. We get many emails coming into Transition Network from people asking advice about all sorts of things that are going on in their initiative, and we try to provide a considered response. We

Transition Research Network: Plymouth meeting (UK)

Transition Research Network: New Knowledge for Resilient Futures – Wednesday 29-Feb-2012, University of Plymouth, UK The event is free to attend, and open to academics, researchers, transition practitioners, community activists, and anyone else interested in research and Transition. To book a place please go to: http://researchingtransitionplymouth.eventbrite.co.

E-learning platforms: advice needed

Transition Network’s REconomy team are looking for advice for e-learning platform Hi this is Nick Osborne here from the REconomy team. If you haven’t heard of us, REconomy is a project being run through Transition Training & Consulting, to support people in building new kinds of local

MA in Economics for Transition – achieving low carbon, high well-being, resilient economies

Schumacher College is offering an MA in Economics for Transition, a full-time one year programme (approved and awarded through the University of Plymouth) and applications are open for 2012/2013. Economics for Transition is about creating an economic system fit for the ecological, social, economic and spiritual challenges of

Sustainable makers: Devon potter

Introduction Many of the jobs within a post-oil era are going to be different from the jobs of today. The repair, reuse, recycle industries will see a lot more action, and the ways we choose to make the new stuff we need will undergo a major shift as well.