What are Networks?

Networks are flexible spaces for sharing and discussing research and practice that are led by specific organisations, projects or programmes.

In general they consist of a description of the Network and its aims, related articles and case studies, and a list of the network members and organisations. Each Network also has a dedicated discussion forum for asking questions to the wider community and for sharing and discussing ideas, events and experiences. 

A full list of Networks can be found from anywhere on the site by clicking on 'Networks' under the 'Learn' menu in the top bar.

Further information:

• Explore weADAPT’s Networks. 
• As well as Networks, weADAPT also hosts Themes. What are Themes?
• Networks contain articles and case studies related to their topic. 
  • What is an article?
  • What is a case study?
  • How do I add an article?
  • How do I add a case study?
• You may wish to join a Network to be able to add content to a theme, and to keep up to date with the content being published on that Theme. 
  • How do I join a Theme/Network?
  • Why should I join a Theme/Network?
• To find out more about hosting a Network or engaging with Themes on weADAPT see Collaborating with weADAPT.