Posts Tagged ‘unconference’

Posted on February 5th, 2010 by by Sarah

The future of journalism

Or ‘The future of journalism: How do government press offices evolve alongside journalism?’
This session was led by Eve Shuttleworth from the Ministry of Justice and was a great example of how an unconference can work; someone tweets a comment from an early session, leads to back channel chat, session suggested and duly added to the [...]

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Posted on January 25th, 2010 by by Sarah

LocalGov group hug*

A slightly unusual name for the first session I attended at UKGovCamp10, suggested and led by someone I won’t name as they’d come unofficially rather than on behalf of their organisation.
The session was intended to share progress, experience and tips on social media,online and technology for local government. The focus was on how to get [...]

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Posted on October 27th, 2009 by by Sarah

Power to the People (reprise)

I first blogged asking for people to share their experience of devolving authorship responsibility back in June. From the response I had then and since it seems that this is a thorny issue that many of us (as local government web people) are grappling with.
As a theory, creating content for an organisation’s website and sharing [...]

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