PRADSAX
The PRADSAX initiative
PRADSAX | networking | PRADSA exchange | pradsax | resourcesWhat is PRADSAX?
PRADSAX refers to the Practical Design for Social Action (PRADSA) information and resource eXchange.
PRADSAX will deliver:
New ways of working to supports our collective
intelligence, to help us get resources to improve the availability and
use of technology in social action.
PRADSAX is:
PRADSAX: A Design activity
PRADSAX | community | design | exchange | pradsaxPRADSAX: The Design Activity
PRADSAX the design activity is a project to design
a new way of working to deliver the collective intelligence that we
need to help us get resources to improve the availability and use of
technology in social action.
PRADSAX: The Software Development Programme
PRADSAX | community | exchange | pradsax | resourcesA Software Development Program
PRADSAX the software development programme is an
effort to create the new software tools that are needed to support our
eXchange activity. In a world of mashups, open source and web 2.0 and
with our limited resources, we want to re-use not re-invent. In a world
of agile software development, we want to start by implementing the
scenarios and user-strories that gives us the greatest additional value
for the least developer effort.
PRADSAX: An engaged community
PRADSAX | community | pradsax | resourcesAn Engaged Community
Ultimately, PRADSAX will succeed of fail because
of people engaging together. Our community is interacting, discussing,
debating, designing and developing on-line and face-to-face. We are
meeting here at www.technologyandsocialaction.org, in a googlegroup pradsa@googlegroups.com, on del.icio.us (using the PRADSA and PRADSAX tags, and other tags) and elsewhere. If you share our vision, come and join us.
PRADSAX: An Action Research Programme
PRADSAX | action research | community | pradsax | resourcesAn Action Research Program
This program is both action (we want to create a
system) and research (we are trying to investigate a general question
about designing technology in 21st Century social action contexts).
Our (initial) question is:
How do we go about designing new e-practices in the space of technology and social action given: