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Monthly Archives: April 2012
Planning for Councillors
A nice little project this, that we developed for our friends at NALC. It’s a site introducing some of the issues around planning, particularly aimed at parish councillors. We did the design and built the WordPress template, while the guys … Continue reading
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Tagged kind of digital, nalc, planning for councillors, web development
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What I’ve been reading
I find this stuff so that you don’t have to. SOCIAL PLAN: 11 Golden Rules for Social Media in an Organisation – Some nice tips from Dan. OGP Take Aways : Tim’s Blog – "In an attempt to use reflective … Continue reading
Posted in Bookmarks
Tagged apps, Communities, design, digitalengagement, hyperlocal, localgov, localgovernment, mobile, opendata, opengov, opengovernment, socialmedia, strategy, transparency, ux, websites
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The Digital Engagement Cookbook
Had a silly-busy week this week so only just now getting the chance to blog this. On Tuesday we launched the Digital Engagement Cookbook – an online database of online engagement methods. Kind of Digital were paid and supported by … Continue reading
Posted in Digital engagement
Tagged consumer focus, digital engagement cookbook, particitech, pezholio
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Share your own knowledge, bring your own app
Interesting post from Steve Dale – taking a slightly different approach to the use of social tools within the workplace (see ‘social business’ or ‘enterprise 2.0′ ad nauseam) where he focuses instead on the concept of ‘personal knowledge management’. In … Continue reading
iPads and apps
I’ve been playing with a new iPad recently – and I love it. The screen resolution on these things literally has to be seen to be believed. I had an original iPad before – the one without a camera – … Continue reading
