The Transport_and_Society Network
Sharing experience, archiving practice
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The Virtual Journey was developed by the Odyssey Group, an open network of organisation researchers who meet in physical and cyber-space to discuss and enact the implications of the current generation of Information and Communication Technologies. The use of web technology to capture key aspects of an environment or a pathway through an environment. It allows virtual participation in workshops and discussions. It also provides a safe means of reconnaisance and orientation for those previously excluded. An account of the process can be accessed at www.stephenelittle.com. Further discussion and examples can be found at the Knowledge_Links site |
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A journey consists of a web page (or small set of pages) containing images gathered during a physical journey and links to relevant web-sites discovered either on route or subsequently. This site contains several examples including: Foot and Mouth Disease in the UK: a photo journal A new Scottish enlightenment: transport, telematics and the reduction of social exclusion |
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Township Transport was constructed in South Africa as a resource or tool kit to further participative planning and organisation of transport in South African townships. Townsville Transport was developed as a companion to Township Transportand an adjunct to the APROS 2000 meeting in Sydney. Tatra Transport completes this trio of transport related sites and is a repository of practice - good and bad - from around the globe. |
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A set of journeys has been developed as a learning support to the Open University Business school MBA elective on Managing Knowledge. These are available at the Knowledge Links site which is a resource for anyone interested in the issues covered, including the overseas partners of OUBS. |
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A list of extant journeys can be found HERE This will be extended as new examples are produced by the activities of the various Group members and their colleagues. |
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This page is maintained by
Stephen Little
Senior Lecturer in
Knowledge Management
Open University Business School
Milton Keynes,
U.K.
s.e.little@open.ac.uk