Concept Mapping in 3D

This may take a long time to load, as it’s a 11Mb file. If it does load, you’ll see a ball and bar lattice that rotates and changes shape. It’s a set of words relating to a potential research project. The original, desktop-based model is interactive in that it can be dragged, spun, re-ordered and otherwise manipulated, using a basic, easy-to-use desktop application called WilmaScope. WilmaScope operates on an XML…
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What’s My Job?

Here’s a question I’ve been pondering for years, even decades. How might one combine interests in the following? Creative repurposing of material and social resources; making things, building, doing stuff with tools. Creative/productive use of leftover, neglected urban spaces, a.k.a. generativities. Landscape, agricultural, and local heritages. Food, particularly artisan food. Community activism, cohesion & participation. Regeneration schemes and issues. Social sector research. Web communications technology, i.e. social media, and graphical…
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