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Codocs is a website enabling groups of people anywhere in the world to collaborate online to create documents, strategy, policy, reports and other formally structured content. It's a sort of content management system crossed with a blog, crossed with a wiki crossed with a forum, and designed with a specific purpose in mind. Unlike a blog or a wiki, Codocs is based around a hierarchical tree, where each page is linked in a formal structure - a taxonomy of ideas and contributions. Codocs has several channels for interaction: - Via the web - using the online interface, with word processor-like editing tools, and the page tree navigation.
Via email - receive updates, and contribute new pages, with new content automatically inserted into the page tree.
Via XML/RSS - read Codocs page updates via an RSS news reader, or use your own proprietary systems to import the RSS feed. Codocs came into existence after a group of people asked for an online tool they could use to collaborate together on social and economic policy development. Eidos members have access to Codocs - currently more than 50 members are participating in co-authoring tenders, project and policy proposals. It grows each week as research and tender teams form.
If you require a login for the Eidos Project Centre please contact Sharon Parkes, Institute Manager, Eidos on +61 7 3009 7900 or email sharon@eidos.org.au |
