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Facilitate Organized Online Dialogue with Considerit

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Why is it so hard to participate in fruitful online dialogues, especially with dozens or hundreds of participants? This project introduces Considerit, a digital tool for civil, organized, and efficient online dialogue. In this course, you will learn to participate in a Considerit-powered forum on possible futures ahead of us and create your own forum based on a specific need or idea. You'll also have the opportunity to deliver direct feedback to both Considerit and Coursera/Rhyme creators.

  • Experience the capacity of Considerit to handle nuances of complex discussions
  • Learn to visually summarize what a community thinks about a specific statement and why
  • Participate in a Considerit powered forum on the possible futures ahead of us
  • Create your own forum, based on a specific need/idea you have in mind
  • Deliver direct feedback to both Considerit and Coursera/Rhyme creators

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