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Tag Archives: tools
Bookmarks for March 21st through March 29th
I find this stuff so that you don’t have to. Would Anyone Ever Say that Open Government Isn’t Great? – "Let’s not demonize good old e-government and let’s not overhype open government or government 2.0. Because what they have both … Continue reading
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2009′s top tech
Here’s a quick roundup of some things I’ve really started to get some use out of in 2009. Not necessarily services that were new to the last 12 months, but ones which became a vital part of my toolkit. You’ll … Continue reading
Posted in Social Media, Software, Web 2.0
Tagged services, Social Media, technology, tools, web 2.0, websites
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Contribute to DigitalMentor.org!
A few new pages have been created on the Digital Mentor wiki which are screaming out for content to be added, and it’s really easy to do so! All you have to do to add to the wiki is click … Continue reading
Posted in E-Democracy, Featured, wikis
Tagged digital mentor, digitalmentor, tools, wiki
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10 different ways to post to your blog
One of the great about using a blog as a publishing platform is the flexibility of it. Every blog platform worth its salt has a editor built into it, a place online where you can type your stuff and hit … Continue reading

Bookmarks for March 16th through March 18th
I find this stuff so that you don’t have to. comment.ofqual.gov.uk – Lovely commentable document style consultations from Ofqual MINDSPACE: Influencing behaviour through public policy – Institute for Government – "Influencing behaviour through public policy explores how behaviour change theory … Continue reading →