Thought Roam (thoughtroam)
An anchor point for the minds of curious collaborators,
floating in a sea of knowledge and opportunities.
Thought Roam is the digital platform
for a group of scholarly students
at the bachelor program Humanistic Technology at Roskilde University (Humtek).
It is part of the larger project RUC Play.
Purpose
Thoughtroam serves two purposes.
Internally within and between the involved project teams,
thoughtroam is a reference point for the scriblings drafted
by the individual team members involved.
At the same time,
as those contributed scriblings evolve to form larger meaningful texts,
thoughtroam serves as a reference point for outside readers,
including, but not limited to, the tutors guiding the project teams
and the opponent teams providing peer reviews.
Thoughtroam may find additional use
as a template for other project work -
be it by the collaborators themselves, or fellow Humtech students,
or anyone else finding benefit in the way things are structured,
or perhaps in the archived historic evolution
available through its transparent revision tracking.
Origin
At Roskilde University, 50% of the curriculum is student-driven,
done within project teams formed at the beginning of each semester.
At the Spring 2024 semester at Humtek,
multiple teams were formed based on a common curiosity to explore Graph theory
implemented using 5-star data principles.
Thoughtroam was formed
as an aid for collaboration across those project teams.
Contributing
Feel free to informally reach out
to the involved participants of thoughtroam,
if you have constructive feedback.
Please use the contact information tied to the specific subset
that you wish to respond to.
The project teams are however not formally open
to participation from outsiders,
so any closer collaboration beyond casual remarks
require approval by Roskilde University.
See the file <_affiliations.yml> for contact information.
You are most welcome to help propose changes
to the overarching structure for this project.
The preferred approach is that you make your proposed changes
to a fork of our git source,
and then tell us how to access your fork.
License
Copyright © 2024 Jonas Smedegaard dr@jones.dk
This work is licensed
under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International License
(CC-BY-SA-4.0).
NB! Separate copyright and licensing notices exist
for subsets of this project licensed differently.
Notably, each included scholarly work is owned by the respective authors
and licensed as granted by those authors.
