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| [[Gov/en/Portal:R&D/Innovations:Wikinomics|Wikinomics]] || Historical seedbed (2013–2014) || (Concept: [https://ynternet.org Ynternet.org Foundation], see [[Gov/en/Portal:Meta/Credits|credits]]) One of the fertile grounds on which WikiDeal grew: the 2006 Tapscott–Williams concept of mass collaboration, transferred in 2013–2014 into a VET/ECVET pedagogy with Open Badges, and revisited by WikiDeal to turn the pedagogical dimension into a contractual one. Formalised in Priftis, Bondolfi, Boisselier (Springer, 2014). | |||
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| [[Gov/en/Portal:R&D/Innovations:Participative Agreement Design|Participative Agreement Design]] || First hypothesis formalized || Participative design of agreements and of the contributive ecosystem around them (compensatory measures, amendments, use cases, legal references, common errors, alerts, expected-results models, quality criteria), endorsed by lawyers; the double platform is the supporting technical element. | | [[Gov/en/Portal:R&D/Innovations:Participative Agreement Design|Participative Agreement Design]] || First hypothesis formalized || Participative design of agreements and of the contributive ecosystem around them (compensatory measures, amendments, use cases, legal references, common errors, alerts, expected-results models, quality criteria), endorsed by lawyers; the double platform is the supporting technical element. | ||