Explore the model through real situations, simulated
Choose a scenario. Follow the connections. See where you could fit.
Explore how institutions can coordinate existing resources to create opportunities for individuals and communities. Our simulations make the model visible through people, institutions, shared work, and intended community benefits.
Simulation gallery
A college has learning capacity. Community institutions know adults seeking new skills. Digital services and access resources can help connect them.
Follow a guided journey from institutional alignment to an individual’s possible participation—and the evidence needed to understand the benefits.
Based on the general institutional collaboration simulation. All institutions are fictional.
A seasonal arts setting can connect outreach, learning, creative production, storytelling, and research within a continuing community initiative.
Explore the public scenario overview while its expanded guided journey is developed.
A proposed development scenario. Site access, partners, funding, and research arrangements require further agreement.
What to look for
What each can contribute, what each needs, and why collaboration could be useful.
How someone encounters an opportunity, explores its fit, participates, and contributes.
What partners intend to change, what must be documented, and how evidence informs the next cycle.
Simulations show proposed relationships and hypothetical activity. They do not establish confirmed partnerships, delivered services, or observed community outcomes. Report-based analysis and illustrative future workflows are identified within each journey.
A person could encounter a community invitation, attend an introductory session, engage with an exhibit, join learning or creative activity, and return for a later event.
Institutional partners could contribute outreach, instruction, production support, access expertise, or evaluation. Their existing strengths become connected parts of a continuing initiative.
An initiative can contain exhibition projects, ongoing learning programs, and research. Programs may connect to several projects; research can examine defined questions across activities.
CDOS would help organize contributions, participation, and agreed measures. Research would follow its own applicable governance and consent process.
From exploration to participation
The public journeys introduce the model. Choose the starting point that fits you to explore participation in greater detail.
For institutions
Bring your institution’s capabilities, resources, and needs. Meet our founding partners, learn about the pathway, or create your free institutional account to access more information before deciding whether to continue onboarding.
For individuals
Bring your interests, experience, skills, and goals. Explore how you could engage through learning, community activities, service, and other opportunities as the ecosystem develops.
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