Add readings for “knowledge commons” to README #46
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b5
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| @@ -31,11 +31,19 @@ Our hope is that: first, we learn together!; second, through documenting discuss | |||
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| ### Knowledge Commons | |||
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| Topic description coming soon! | |||
| Let’s revisit last semester’s ideaas around governing the commons, but with more emphasis and focus on how knowledge, information, and digital data might be treated and governed as common pool resources. | |||
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Adds the first session readings to the README so they’re easy to find and reference. Based on the final comment in #40.