
Explore the evolution of educational assessment, its impact on teaching practices, and future trends with insights from Professor Patrick Griffin's 40-year career in the field.

Análisis sobre desigualdad urbana, automatización y el futuro del empleo. Propone una visión de ciudad basada en el potencial humano y la importancia de la colaboración para enfrentar desafíos.

Explore collective defense strategies for ICS security through Neighborhood Keeper, facilitating community communication and assistance for enhanced threat visibility and incident response.

Explore how innovative social entrepreneurs design world-changing solutions, collaborate for systemic impact, and overcome challenges to build a better tomorrow.

Fostering interdisciplinary collaboration and open-source innovation to build a united future. Insights on surpassing norms, continuous intellectual advancement, and technology for social good from a computational economics expert.

Explore how individual factors impact collective intelligence with insights from experts in organizational behavior, network science, and team dynamics.

Collaborative modeling technique for complex business problems. Learn how EventStorming generates shared understanding and insights, enabling teams to map event flows using sticky notes in hours instead of weeks.

Explore peer-to-peer networking and open-source collaboration in this talk by Holger Krekel, focusing on innovative approaches to distributed systems and community-driven development.

Improving Linux thermal subsystem: discussions on enhancing hardware interactions, userspace policies, and system-wide thermal management for diverse computing environments.

Explore cutting-edge Linux topics and engage in collaborative discussions with industry experts during this Birds of a Feather session at the Linux Plumbers Conference.

Delve into the fascinating journey of cryptographers attempting to solve Cicada3301's Liber Primus, exploring collaborative puzzle-solving techniques, community persistence, and cryptographic challenges since 2014.

Conflict is inevitable -- but what if we're handling it wrong? Dr. Paul Zeitz, a physician and epidemiologist who calls himself a civic healer, draws on deliberative democracy and neuroscience to show how communities can move from division to collaboration. His message: peaceful coexistence isn't id

We tend to think collaboration needs leaders, plans, and control. But what if collaboration isn’t something we design, but something we remember? In this talk, Adi Karmon Scope shares a real-life story that unfolded at the height of a global crisis - when there was no budget, no time to plan, and n