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Open working toolkit
  • πŸ“ŒOpen working toolkit
  • Overview
    • πŸ¦‰What is open working?
    • ❓Why you should work in the open
    • πŸ’°Why funders should work in the open
  • Doing open working
    • ✏️Writing Weeknotes
    • πŸ…Overcoming Barriers
    • πŸ”„Reusing work that others have shared
    • πŸ”Examples of open working
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  • πŸ’‘Summary
  • Learn from what other charities have done
  • Design system and patterns
  • Tools, apps and software used in the charity sector

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  1. Doing open working

Reusing work that others have shared

Reusing work and processes from other organisations is a great way to make quick progress.

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πŸ’‘Summary

Learn what you could gain from reading other people's weeknotes. Includes real-world examples relating to design in the third sector.

"The best way to proceed with open working is to assume the solution already exists."

  • Ross McCulloch, Director,

Learn from what other charities have done

πŸ‘‰ Shared digital guides from Catalyst are a set of practical guides to help charities reuse and learn from one another’s services. Find solutions from 76 different charities, with more being added all the time:

Design system and patterns

πŸ‘‰ How to approach a design system so it can be reused simply:

Tools, apps and software used in the charity sector

πŸ‘‰ An overview of some of the most common digital tools, apps and software used in the charity sector. Get concise practical guidance and see how charities are applying them in their digital services:

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Third Sector Lab
LogoHomeShared Digital Guides: helping charities learn from each other's digital work
LogoCatalyst Resource - How we're approaching design to better enable reuse
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