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+ | Welcome to the Community Portal. This is where you can learn about the Foresight Wiki, the FORwiki community and its members, the projects developed on the FORwiki platform. | ||
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+ | * [[FORwiki:Bucharest Dialogues|Bucharest Dialogues]] | ||
+ | * [[FORwiki:Resolution of Conflicts|Resolution of Conflicts]] | ||
+ | * [[FORwiki:Active Projects|Active Projects]] | ||
+ | * [[FORwiki:General Guide for Developing FORwiki Content|General Guide for Developing FORwiki Content]] | ||
+ | * [[FORwiki:No Original Research|The NOR Policy]] | ||
+ | * [[FORwiki:FORwiki Etiquette|FORwiki Etiquette]] | ||
+ | * [[FORwiki:FORwiki Style Manual|FORwiki Style Manual]] | ||
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+ | The Foresight Wiki is a web-based, collaborative project supported by the [[Executive Agency for Higher Education and Research Funding]] from Romania, and developed during the project [[Quality and Leadership for Romanian Higher Education]]. The name indicates that the wiki technology for developing collaborative websites is being used. This allows members of the Future Studies & Foresight community of practice to write articles that any other member can edit. The Foresight Wiki employs an open editing model where every article may be created or edited by any registered userand changes to an existing article become instantly available without review. No article is owned by its creator or any other editor; all the articles are collectively owned by the FORwiki community. Only the ''FORwiki Policies and Guidelines'' are restricted from editing, and changes can be made only by the Administrator after a consensus among members was reached. Other than that, any user of the Foresight Wiki can take advantage of features made available by Media Wiki. The "Discussion" pages associated with each article represent an essential component of the platform, as they materialize the dialogical nature of the Foresight Wiki. [[FORwiki:The Foresight Wiki| '''(more...)''']] | ||
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+ | Any person interested in topics related to Future Studies & Foresight can become a member of the FORwiki Community, provided that s/he fulfills the following two conditions: (1) to have published at least one paper in an academic journal acknowledged by the Foresight Community of Practice, and (2) to have developed the methodology of a foresight exercise and/or to have run at least one foresight exercise. Meet the members of the FORwiki Community [[Special:ListUsers|here]]. | ||
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Current revision as of 06:07, 13 February 2010
Welcome to the Community Portal. This is where you can learn about the Foresight Wiki, the FORwiki community and its members, the projects developed on the FORwiki platform.
The Foresight Wiki is a web-based, collaborative project supported by the Executive Agency for Higher Education and Research Funding from Romania, and developed during the project Quality and Leadership for Romanian Higher Education. The name indicates that the wiki technology for developing collaborative websites is being used. This allows members of the Future Studies & Foresight community of practice to write articles that any other member can edit. The Foresight Wiki employs an open editing model where every article may be created or edited by any registered userand changes to an existing article become instantly available without review. No article is owned by its creator or any other editor; all the articles are collectively owned by the FORwiki community. Only the FORwiki Policies and Guidelines are restricted from editing, and changes can be made only by the Administrator after a consensus among members was reached. Other than that, any user of the Foresight Wiki can take advantage of features made available by Media Wiki. The "Discussion" pages associated with each article represent an essential component of the platform, as they materialize the dialogical nature of the Foresight Wiki. (more...)
Any person interested in topics related to Future Studies & Foresight can become a member of the FORwiki Community, provided that s/he fulfills the following two conditions: (1) to have published at least one paper in an academic journal acknowledged by the Foresight Community of Practice, and (2) to have developed the methodology of a foresight exercise and/or to have run at least one foresight exercise. Meet the members of the FORwiki Community here.