http://www.technologyandsocialaction.org/node/30 Comments for "Together we have everything..." en http://www.technologyandsocialaction.org/node/30#comment-14 <p>Hannah - I think that in your last paragraph you pose the key issue for the group ... are we talking tools, or how tools can be used for collaborations and transformations. Inevitably both, I should think ... but it is the second option that interests me.<br /> How do we do that? I think these issues only make real sense when they are in context ... where we have an idea of the people, their relationships, their history, the constraints they work under.<br /> Can we take some examples for situations we are working in - perhaps anonymised to ensure confidentiality? Tell some stories, ask some questions? This blog-based system is a great way to do that, and to link to examples elsewhere.</p> <p>PS - now posted something here <a href="http://www.technologyandsocialaction.org/node/37" title="http://www.technologyandsocialaction.org/node/37">http://www.technologyandsocialaction.org/node/37</a></p> <br class="clear" /> Sat, 26 May 2007 09:56:00 +0000 David Wilcox comment 14 at http://www.technologyandsocialaction.org http://www.technologyandsocialaction.org/node/30 <p>One of the things which made a big impression on me during the PRASDA workshop was Josef's statement that 'together we have everything'. I like that, and it seemed that as the discussions progressed we were starting to find a way to combine our knowledge and perspectives into something bigger. </p> <p>I have been following recent posts, and just like in the workshop, some things speak to me more than others. But I am struggling to understand or clarify what contribution I can make to the 'everything'.</p> <br class="clear" /><p><a href="http://www.technologyandsocialaction.org/node/30">read more</a></p> http://www.technologyandsocialaction.org/node/30#comments Power, politics and ethics Fri, 25 May 2007 10:25:36 +0000 Hannah Beardon 30 at http://www.technologyandsocialaction.org