dScribe is fundamentally about the opportunity to collaborate with others to create open content. Perhaps you’re a group of students creating a project and want to ensure that others can take your work and adapt it. Or, maybe you’re a faculty member looking for students and staff to work with you as you strive to open your research and teaching material to a broader audience. Whether you’re a team of two or a group of eight, the first step in the dScribe process is to connect with others interested in working together.

• DIY and simply have fun exploring the process of creating open content.
• You can post a discussion topic here to share your interest in doing the dScribe process. 

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- what do you care about/want to work on

- who are your people?

- go find people

tool tip:

collaboration tools/open communities:

p2pu

ccmixter

subreddits

post a comment here

students for free culture

google group(s)(?)

p2pu mentorship program

email someone

local groups (a2geeks)

google+ hangouts