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Tag Archives: social reporting
Kodak Zi8 review
I recently got a Kodak Zi8 video camera. It’s like a beefed up Flip and I think it should be considered the default choice for social reporters everywhere. I did this video review of it, which turned out even ropier … Continue reading
Posted in Video
Tagged camera, Hardware, kodak zi8, review, social reporting, technology, Video, youtube
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Social reporting for Digital Engagement
On Monday and Tuesday of this week I will be spending a couple of days at the Digital Inclusion Conference, helping to make the event a little more, well, inclusive by doing some social reporting. It won’t just be me, … Continue reading
Liveblogging from Digital Britain Summit
I am rather excited to be live blogging the Digital Britain Summit tomorrow, providing one way for the many interested folk who were unable to attend to still find out what is being said, by who. It’s a really good … Continue reading
Posted in Events
Tagged Blogging, digital engagement, digitalbritain, event, live blogging, social reporting
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Social reporting at All Together Now
I’m looking forward to tomorrow, as a gang of folk from DIUS‘s engagement team (led ably by Steph) and I will be spending the day reporting from the All Together Now event in London. Hosted by Channel 4, DIUS and … Continue reading
Posted in Events, Social Media
Tagged becta, channel 4, dius, further education, social reporting
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Social reporting kitbag
Last week I covered what online services are good for covering events online – what is rapidly becoming known as ‘social reporting’, thanks to David Wilcox’s evangelism. It might also be useful to write a few notes about the physical … Continue reading
