Thursday’s LocalGovCamp in London was superbly organised by Anke Holst and her team.
I was involved in one session, which was to by about internet culture and whether that’s the interesting thing local government ought to be taking on board, rather than stressing about whether or not they should be using Twitter.
Flickr credit: Arun Marsh
Rather than just have me drone on for 45 minutes, I thought it would be more interesting to get some views from elsewhere, so I persuaded Huddle’s Kunal Contractor, IDeA’s Ingrid Koehler, and Microsoft’s Dave Coplin to join in for a bit of panel-type session.
It went pretty well, I think it had a different feel to a lot of the other discussions that I’ve been involved in at unconferences. There was plenty of interest and contributions from those in the ‘audience’, which was really nice.
Afterwards, David Wilcox grabbed us all for a chat, in his usual social reportery way:
There has been a great deal of discussion about the event, on Twitter and on blogs, etc – SocialMention has it all covered.
Yes, wasn’t it good! I’ve just blogged a piece about The Naked Council session http://socialreporter.com/?p=741
No nudity, suitable for work …
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