Tag Archives: asynchronous

Designing for deliberation (continued)

Posted on December 5, 2010 by birchallchris

To add to my previous post on designing deliberative systems I have been reading Online Deliberation: Design, Research, and Practice by Todd Davies et al. (2009), particularly Part VI: Design of Deliberation Tools, as well as an interesting paper by Deen G Freelon … Continue reading →

Posted in Literature, PhD, Research Notes | Tagged asynchronous, decision structured design, deliberation, DEME, DSD, e-liberate, lobbyists, models of democracy, parliament, Roberts Rules of Order, rule-sets, three-model framework | Leave a comment

	PlaceMatters Weekly… on Designing for deliberation
	PlaceMatters Weekly… on Deliberation in e-Participatio…
	PlaceMatters Blog Ro… on Digital Democracy: More than P…
	peterlevine on Slow progress towards screen s…
	Kristin Brænne on Beyond the AV debate

Tag Archives: asynchronous

Designing for deliberation (continued)

Recent Posts

Recent Comments

Archives

Categories

Meta