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I would like to include a look at some websites during the discussion of check / study. Plan - Do - Check - study is intended to be part of a quality approach. One problem i have had is that the book "Making Quality Critical" has been a bit of a block on getting interest in the topic. I think the website http://www.criticalmanagement.org/ has some scope for improvement. It started after a meeting about web 2 but there is not really much conversation around it.

I have set up a Cloudscape on experimentality

http://www.cloudworks.ac.uk/cloudscape/view/2114

Two clouds so far, mode 2 knowledge and Plan-Do-Check/Study-Act. Please add more clouds as seems to make sense. Cloudworks is a useful site organised by the Open University and mostly about online learning. It is well designed and seems to get well used. So useful expansion of this blog.

I have done a blog post on my own blog

http://bit.ly/duLbq5

may relate to other places and link in here later

The City Experiment is part of the FutureEverything 2010 festival (12-15 May) in Manchester – four days of astonishing artworks, an explosive city-wide music programme, visionary thinkers from around the world, and awards for outstanding innovations. During the central two days of the festival, The City Experiment will form a path by which participants can take in a number of festival events at the Contact Theatre and other venues across the city, including globally networked discussions, seminars, art events and film screenings. Go to the FutureEverything website for relevant conference and art events.  Speakers will include Adam Greenfield, Maarten Hajer, Vikram Kaushal, Stephanie Koerner, Raymond Lucas, Simon Marvin, Francis McKee, Shawn Micallef, Saul Newman, Amanda Ravetz, Steven Smith, Sally Stone, Atreyee Sen, Erik Swyngedouw, Michelle Teran, John Worthington and Albena Yaneva.