Thinking Better Together
The Collaborative Discussion Project
supported by the Interactivity Foundation
How do we think better together? How might creative, culturally responsive, and critically informed discussions help us to build stronger communities? How might collaborative discussion skills help us to prepare for careers or improve workplace dynamics? How can we discuss better together to solve sticky problems?
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The Collaborative Discussion Project was created by a team of dialogue and deliberation experts, practitioners, and educators to address these questions. The project includes:
An open access toolkit containing intentionally designed activities to teach collaborative discussion skills
Trainings, workshops, webinars, and community of practice gatherings led by community members
Curated certificate programs for classrooms, communities, and workplaces
The journey so far...
Toolkit
50+ Learning Activities
1000+ Unique Visitors
2000+ Site Sessions
Trainings
Annual Coach Trainings
Toolkit Workshops
140+ Participants
Certificates
25 Certificate Programs
400+ Certificates Awarded
12+ Partnering Institutions
Community
15+ Curriculum Contributors
Multiple Working Teams
Monthly Gatherings
...and we continue to grow
Contact Us
Want to learn more? Have ideas for collaboration? Email the Interactivity Foundation's Education Director, Shannon Wheatley Hartman, at esw@interactivityfoundation.org
Interactivity Foundation Office
2930 Brookside Circle
Parkersburg, WV 26104
(304) 485-6393