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AVO2 aims to accelerate learning through open networks by promoting collaborative and participatory digital work and learning. This approach involves peer learning, co-writing, crowdsourcing and experimenting with ideas in practice. The benefits are experience-based learning, increased skills, active participation and developing new methods and concepts. Other similar organizations may provide competition.
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