Community Tools Intro

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Henri Laupmaa

Overview of what is Community Tools software for communities and where it is used http://www.communitytools.info

Technology

The New World
Community during
street festival
Tallinn, Estonia

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Community Tools
Kogukonna Tööriistad

Homepage
Gallery &
News Events Forum Documents

Everyblock
Community

Ideas Places &
Stuff (Extend)
& Problems Services

Fixmystreet Ushahidi Google, Facebook Shareables, Freecycle
Groupware
Mapping

Members Groups Notiﬁcations Map

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Best for
• Local communities
Know your neighbour
Work together for better neighbourhood

• Local municipalities
Collecting problems and ideas

Also used by
• Corporate clusters
• Interest based communities Community Tools
Kogukonna Tööriistad

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• Old Town Society

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Files and galleries

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Places and local services

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• City of Viljandi

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Member’s content
http://minu.viljandi.ee
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Unique
• Various tools integrated into
one solution
• Packaged software
built for wider audience
• Based on Drupal
Open source, GPL

Community Tools
Kogukonna Tööriistad

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Community
Tools 2

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Community Tools 2
Dev status and plans

• New user interface
• Built from ground up on nex gen
technlogy: Drupal 7
• Mobile friendly
• Extendibility
• Cooperation with Transition Towns
and Community Forge
• Released May 2012
• Building Open Data aggregator
and plugins
Community Tools
Kogukonna Tööriistad

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Thank you!

• www.communitytools.info

Thursday, June 21, 12

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16. Unique • Various tools integrated into one solution • Packaged software built for wider audience • Based on Drupal Open source, GPL Community Tools Kogukonna Tööriistad Thursday, June 21, 12

17. Community Tools 2 Thursday, June 21, 12

18. Community Tools 2 Dev status and plans • New user interface • Built from ground up on nex gen technlogy: Drupal 7 • Mobile friendly • Extendibility • Cooperation with Transition Towns and Community Forge • Released May 2012 • Building Open Data aggregator and plugins Community Tools Kogukonna Tööriistad Thursday, June 21, 12

19. Thank you! • www.communitytools.info Thursday, June 21, 12

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