Examined, bound and submitted – and what a good feeling it is! Stigmergic Collaboration: A Theoretical Framework for Mass Collaboration I thought I might provide a general overview of my dissertation for those interested. I was supervised by Eliza…
PhD Is Done! (almost)
I got my examination reports back for my PhD thesis, Stigmergic Collaboration: A theoretical framework for mass collaboration, and the prognosis is good! Both of my extraordinarily esteemed examiners, Howard Rheingold and Francis Heylighen, have r…
PhD Update
So yeah, I finished my dissertation a few months back and submitted it to the university. The process for completion then runs like this: the uni sends it off to several international examiners who return examination reports. Once I receive these …
Welcome to Stigmergic Collaboration’s New Home
This software provides me with a great deal more stigmergic collaborative capacity and much more control over my information than stigmergiccollaboration.blogspot.com did. Constructed with TWiki wiki, this site functions as my info portal, blog, i…
Distracted but Drafting
I know it’s been a while, but there is more coming… The onslaught of my twin boys has really put my blogging into a tail spin, but believe it or not, I’m still researching.. sort of. I have come across some really great stigmergy research that I…
At long last, this site!
It’s been a long time coming For at least a year now I’ve dreamt of having a digital homestead where not only would all my activities be documented for myself and others, but it could also provide a locus for my own private draftings and research …
Time in the desert
Visiting indigenous communities in outback Australia… I just returned from a trip to the Northern Territory in Australia’s outback where I had plenty of time to think about stigmergy. It will probably take a little time for my many thoughts to coa…
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