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 ”Understanding Systems” by Michael Ben-Eli’

  Part of Sustainability Laboratory’s online course on Systems Thinking and Systems Modeling. 

 

• Still Learning to Understand Systems

• Finding Our Way Through Complexity and Uncertainty

• We are, each of us, a system. We are, each of us, systems in multitudes 

 

 

Wiki-pages

 

• Systems Thinking Approaches
• Includes: Systems Thinking Online Training, Books, and Methods
•   Systems Thinking Soft System Methodologies  

 

• Systems Thinking Applications

• Includes: Donella Meadows Project (replaces the Donella Meadows Institute) 

 

 

Wiki Bridge pages 

 

• Systems Practice

 

• Direct Democracy and Systems Thinking

 

• A cross-fertilization of ideas between those found in the NCDD wiki-page and the Systems Thinking Approaches wiki-page 

 

 

Related Pathways to New Community Paradigms Blog posts

 

• Sailing Complex and Wicked Seas with Icebergs (Systems Thinking) (new)

 

• “How Do I Make Use of this Systems Thinking Stuff?” in Creating New Community Paradigms

    

• Better Deliberative and Participatory Democratic Community Based Governance through Systems Thinking

   

• Beginning using Systems Thinking for New Community Paradigms, not just talking about it 

   

• Systems Thinking: Recursion for Reconfiguration and Re-conceptualization 

   

• New Community Paradigms Thinking Requires Systems Thinking

   

• Systems Thinking as a disciplined process for Community Governance

 

 

Systems Thinking Associated Programs

 

• Kumu Relational Mapping

 

• Kumu on Vimeo 

• Kumu is a visual data platform that allows you to map your relationships. Get started today by visiting kumu.io. Relationships matter to everyone - whether you're mapping your competitive landscape, developing networks of people, or creating system maps to change the world. Store your most important relationship information in Kumu and create maps that bring the big picture to life.

• Diigo Tags: systems thinking, relational mapping, visual data, networks, Vimeo

 

• Insight Maker

 

• Support the continued evolution and use of this FREE web based multi-user modeling & simulation environment. 

  

• NCDD Resource Center » Debategraph 

 

• You can learn more about the Core Principles for Public Engagement and the process used to create them at the NCDD wiki-page. 

• Diigo Tags: debategraph, visualization, systems thinking, resource, NCDD

 

 

New 

 

 

• Mental Modeler - Fuzzy Logic Cognitive Mapping

 

• Based in Fuzzy-logic Cognitive Mapping (FCM), users can easily develop semi-quantitative models of environmental issues, social concerns or social-ecological systems in Mental Modeler by:  Defining the important components of a system  Defining the relationships between these components  Running "what if" scenarios to determine how the system might react under a range of possible changes.

• Diigo Tags: systems, decision-making, framework, systems thinking

 

 

• LOOPY: a tool for thinking in systems

 

• In a world filled with ever-more-complex technological, sociological, ecological, political & economic systems... a tool to make interactive simulations may not be that much help. But it can certainly try.

• Diigo Tags: visualization, systems, tools, systems thinking, technology, collaboration

 

 

• Kingfisher - Visual Mapping Software

 

• Kingfisher is a visual mapping tool that helps individuals and teams understand, explain, and collaborate on complex information. Based on years of applied research on how we think and learn, Kingfisher works the way your brain does: by organizing parts that can be combined and connected to each other to form a complete picture.

• Diigo Tags: Mind-mapping, systems thinking, visualization

 

 

• Kialo

 

• Kialo cuts through the noise typically associated with social and online media, making it easy to engage in focused discussion.

• Diigo Tags: discussion, debates, education, systems maps

 

 

Related Wiki Page 

 

• Complexity Challenge 

 

  

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