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Access contributions | Community Maps Help

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Contributions can be accessed in various different ways: clicking them on the map, choosing one from the list, searching for specific contributions. Let’s head back and. Find out what contributions are. When the project is loaded, contributions are displayed on the map. We already know that they can be visible either as the shape of a point. Every shape is a hyperlink to that contribution. Every category can be checked or unchecked. That’s how contributions on the map are toggled - this is called. Contri...

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Moderate contributions | Community Maps Help

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Once added to the project, contribution can still be edited later on. Let’s head back and. Find out how to manage contributions. What can moderators do? Moderators of a project can have access to all the contributions on it, including pending contributions that are not yet approved and are invisible to regular users. It’s their job to approve them, and to resolve any issues reported. Closed issues are always visible in the comments tab, but can also be deleted as if they are regular comments.

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Our Company | Mapping for Change

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Map Visualisation & Analysis. Mapping for Change works to provide benefit to individuals and communities from disadvantaged or marginalised groups, along with the organisations and networks that support those communities, where the goal is to create positive sustainable transformations in their environment. We also support individuals from the aforementioned groups to gain access to higher education at UCL, to study fields connected with our work. Louise is a Co-Founder and Managing Director. Research gr...

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Resources - Community Environment Associates

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Skip to Main content. Community Environment Associates - Supporting community action on sustainable development, resilience and environmental protection. Facilitation & Training. Facilitation & Training. Areas of Interest and Engagement. Every Action Counts Changing the way we work. A guide to greening your office. Written by Chris Church and Jan McHarry of Community Environment Associates and Jo Taylor of the Ethical Property Foundation. (2008). The ACEVO Sustainability Challenge. Emerging responses fro...

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Upload media files | Community Maps Help

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High resolution pictures and videos, also audio files can be attached for public viewing to every contribution you have created. Let’s head back and. Find out how to add contributions. What can be uploaded? Every contribution can have pictures, videos, also audio files attached to it. They can be viewed by anyone who has access to contributions, but only the creator of that contribution and moderators can add new media. Videos take time to process. Even though they are visible on the list of media fi...

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Manage contributions | Community Maps Help

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Once added to the project, contribution can still be edited later on. Let’s head back and. Find out how to add comments. You can edit your own contributions (or all contributions, if you’re a moderator of the project), at any time. When editing a contribution, you can change its shape, move its location, and change, add or remove all its text information. The selected category cannot be changed and always stays the same. Deletion of personal contributions is also available. How to moderate contributions.

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UCL | EveryAware

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Università Sapienza di Roma – Physics Dept. UCL, Chorley Institute. VITO – Flemish Institute for Technological Research. CSP – Innovazione nelle ICT. CNR Istituto dei Sistemi Complessi (ISC). Senior Lecturer in GIS, department of Civil, Environmental and Geomatic Engineering, UCL. See http:/ povesham.wordpress.com/about/ for further details. E-Mail: m.haklay@ucl.ac.uk. I am also the Chief Technical Officer of Mapping for Change. Where I manage the team responsible for developing the Community Maps. 29 Oc...

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People | EveryAware

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Università Sapienza di Roma – Physics Dept. UCL, Chorley Institute. VITO – Flemish Institute for Technological Research. CSP – Innovazione nelle ICT. CNR Istituto dei Sistemi Complessi (ISC). The project will involve a great number of people, with different professional skills from all members of the Consortium and from subcontractors. Prof Vittorio Loreto (. E-Mail: vittorio.loreto@gmail.com. Francesca Tria PhD ( ISI Foundation. Group Her background is in the physics of spin glasses and complex systems&...

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Overview of contributions | Community Maps Help

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Every contribution added to the map contains some data: text information, media files, comments. Each project has categories, and every category has contributions which have been added to that project. Again, each contribution can contain text information, images, audio and videos files, comments. Contributions are added by contributors of a project. If project’s settings allow it, every person accessing that project can be a contributor. Find out how to add contributions. What do they look like? For map...

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Add new contribution | Community Maps Help

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There are three steps when adding a new contribution; drawing a shape, choosing a category and completing a form. Let’s head back and. Find out how to access contributions. If project’s settings allow it, every person accessing it can be a contributor. Sometimes administrators of a project can restrict contributing either to registered users or only to some specific users. Step 1: Drawing a shape. The first step when adding a new contribution is to draw the shape of it on the map: it can either be a point.