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Date	Title	View Map	View Outline	Description	Author
16 Aug 2011	Forc2011 Dagstuhl workshop			Notes from Group 1 who discussed: New forms and tools, e.g. research data, workflows, code	Anna De Liddo
11 Feb 2011	Birches Head Creative Enquiry planning			prototype maps...	Simon Buckingham Shum
04 Feb 2011	Serving Needs Template			For organizational planning, this map draws from several influences towards creating a fulfilling organizational experience for volunteers, employees, or the community involved in a project.	Terry Leigh Britton
31 Jan 2011	Systems Learning & Leadership - Mapping			Mapping from Day 2 of the SSL Workshop, Jan 2011	Simon Buckingham Shum
20 Nov 2010	HowToArrangeArgument			How should solution ideas be connected back to earlier pros & cons?	J David Blaine
04 Nov 2010	Climate Skeptic Arguments			Issue map made from a website that lists more than 120 popular arguments against climate change, together with scientific rebuttal. The map was made with kind permission of the website's owner John Cook.	Jack Park
01 Jul 2010	CETIS OER Gathering - Glasgow			This map show a discussion that was had about Collective Intelligence and tracking of OERs	Admin User
05 Oct 2009	Why greens must learn to love nuclear power?			This is a Compendium map that provides an hypermedia representation of Mark Lynas blog discussion on " Why greens must learn to love nuclear power". The first blog post was published on Mark Lynas blog www.marklynas.org the 19 of September 08. This Compendium Map gives a different representation of the linear narrative of the blog by splitting concepts in nodes of an hypermedia network of questions, answers, pro and con of the issues raised in the blog discussion. As another result of the knowledge mapping exercise, this Compendium map allows you to explore the blog’s contents by questions and by summary of the main issues. If you want to see the blog contents from which the map has been extracted please visit: http://www.marklynas.org/2008/9/19/why-greens-must-learn-to-love-nuclear-power	Anna De Liddo
21 Jul 2009	What's the major known-unknowns in the climate change field			This is a argument map created by analyzing Mark Lynas book Six Degrees: Our Future on a Hotter Planet (Lynas M. (2008), Six Degrees: Our Future on a Hotter Planet, Harper Perennial, London, Great Britain, Chapter 7: Choosing Our Future). In particular it comes from an extract of Chapter 7 and it discuss the major known/unknown in climate change science.	Anna De Liddo
07 Jan 2009	Epoch Test			testing EPOCH with pngs	Admin User
22 Oct 2008	Knowledge Federation 2008			Two Dialogue Maps from the Knowledge Federation 2008 workshop, Dubrovnik, Oct. 2008	Simon Buckingham Shum