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<aside> 🏡 A digital garden is an online space at the intersection of a notebook and a blog, where people share seeds of thoughts to be cultivated in public. (Ness Labs)
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Before embarking on our learning in public experiment, we collected Research on digital gardens, wikis and learning in public to better understand this concept and how it’s been used in real life. From Maggie Appleton’s "A Brief History & Ethos of the Digital Garden”, we learned that digital gardens are:
They’re essentially the same as wikis but with more flexibility in their organizational and content structure. Interestingly, our research yielded a ton of personal digital gardens and a fair amount of informational company wikis. There were virtually no companies who ascribed digital gardening principles as central to their content development.
In late February 2022, our team presented our vision and rollout for Part and Sum’s Digital Garden. In this deck, we walked through our initial vision, goals, and principles for setting up the P+S digital garden.
P+S Digital Garden Show and Learn Deck 02.23.2022 [PUB]
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