SPOD 1.9 “Nash” is now here!
Proud and happy to announce the new version 1.9 of the Social Platform for Open Data (SPOD). Our SPOD allows easy discussions, effective co-creation and smooth social interactions around Open Data. It has no new significant feature but only minor bug fixing and importing SPOD source code to GitHub. Among the relevant features of “Nash”: […]
SPOD 1.8 “Mira” is now here!
Proud and happy to announce the new version 1.8 of the Social Platform for Open Data (SPOD). Our SPOD allows easy discussions, effective co-creation and smooth social interactions around Open Data. Among the relevant features of “Mira”: Major features: Registration policy: a new user can registers on SPOD platform only if administrator enables this feature. […]
SPOD 1.7 “Lesath” is now here!
Proud and happy to announce the new version 1.7 of the Social Platform for Open Data (SPOD). Our SPOD allows easy discussions, effective co-creation and smooth social interactions around Open Data. Among the relevant features of “Lesath”: Major features: Controllet: User Interface cleanup (Warsaw meeting, 2st decision of G.A, in May 25th 2016) (Taiga ticket […]
SPOD 1.4 “Izar” is now here!
Proud and happy to announce the new version of the Social Platform for Open Data (SPOD) version 1.4. Our SPOD allows easy discussions and social interactions around Open Data. What’s new Co-creation room A new collaborative space to guide user to constructive discussions within a small, private (by invitation) group. It includes tools specifically designed […]
Kick-off Meeting!
ROUTE-TO-PA organised its first official meeting on 9, 10 and 11th February 2015, in Cetara, near Salerno (Italy). Goal: Overview of the project, presentation of the partners, discuss the organisational issues, discuss project strategy and communication channels, present Work Packages and Work Plan. Meeting days: – Monday, February 9th, 2015 – 09:00 to 18:00 – Tuesday, […]
ROUTE-TO-PA project started
The ROUTE-TO-PA project started operation in February 2015. The duration of the project is 3 years and it is expected to finish at the end of January 2018. You are invited to join us by keeping up-to-date with project developments and by providing your feedback to our work.
