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Introduction to the MIT Deliberatorium

A 10 minute introduction to the MIT Deliberatorum (formerly known as the Collaboratorium), a tool designed to enable better large-scale collaborative deliberation around complex topics like global ...  
 
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Danalexa1 (6 months ago) Show Hide
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Your approach would be very helpful in highly structured discussions where problem solving is the objective. It would be great to know how the deliberatorium process fares in a public policy options development or consensus process. Also requires a fairly pliable group of participants to stick with the rules of the game. Also a transparent process may be threating in some circumstances where there are power struggles that manifest themselves as competing ideas/solutions.
industryfinest (1 year ago) Show Hide
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cool
chinarut (1 year ago) Show Hide
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wow - this is great - to answer the previous comment based on just watching the presentation is there is typing of "topics" into issues, ideas, and arguments - there is much more structure present. Mark, you'd have to verify this but you definitely have my interest!
privizzi (1 year ago) Show Hide
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Mark,

great concept. I wonder about the real target user you had in mind when you designed this type of tool/application.

One concern: the real strong role of the moderator.
sirizzi (1 year ago) Show Hide
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Great!
mateosanfran (1 year ago) Show Hide
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Mark - This is interesting, but you can explain how this is substantively different than tools like BaseCamp and topically-threaded social networking tools? I'm sure there's a lot of nuance but I couldn't quite grasp it from the video. This is a serious inquiry, so feel free to contact me by e-mail if you like.

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