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Open Atrium is an open source platform designed specifically to make great teams communicate better. An intranet in a box with: a blog, a wiki, a calendar, a to do list, a shoutbox, and a dashboard to manage it all. Let’s not forget that it’s also completely customizable.

Open Atrium is a part of a growing open source offering helping commercial companies, international organizations, federal governments, and online publishers grow their enterprise platforms with excellent team communications tools. Open Atrium is powered by an active community, and it's working. Open Atrium is now being translated into more than twenty languages and several hundred people are growing its base of features. Together we are developing the most advanced knowledge management tools for team collaboration.

MapBox is a suite of open source mapping tools made by Development Seed, a creative technical team based in Washington, DC. We develop products that help our clients tell stories using maps and share them on the web and offline.

app by Mark Dorison

Max is working on a generalized version of this for any city to use.

Includes links to session notes on opportunities for location-based games.

This is a hosted version of Ushahidi that can also be used with their mobile app.

Crisis mapping tool that can be used to collect data and build maps for any number of uses.

Working on location-based software is a kind of applied human geography.