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Tag Archives: web 2.0
Gov 2.0 Taskforce report published
The final report from Australia’s Government 2.0 Taskforce has been published. I’ve not had the chance to read it yet, but the summary points sound sane enough: Government 2.0 or the use of the new collaborative tools and approaches of … Continue reading
Posted in Government 2.0
Tagged australia, collaboration, culture, gov2.0taskforce, government 2.0, innovation, report, web 2.0
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Building local government 2.0
The Knowledge Hub is a terrifically ambitious project being run by IDeA, in partnership with CLG, to bring knowledge and information sharing to the local government sector. A mixture of technology and capacity building, the aim is to alter the … Continue reading
Posted in collaboration, Social Networking
Tagged collaboration, idea, knowledge hub, knowledge sharing, local government, Social Media, web 2.0, worktogether
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What I use
Sometimes it’s nice to hear what tech people use on a day to day basis. It’s useful to pick up hints and tips, and to pick up on cool tools you might not have heard of before. Here’s my day-to-day … Continue reading
Posted in Hardware, Online Working, Software
Tagged Apple, Hardware, kit, Software, technology, web 2.0, websites
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Dotspots
DotSpots looks interesting: DotSpots is an annotation platform that allows users to add text or video comments to any piece of text on the web. Dotspots searches through millions of online news articles, indexing paragraphs of text and using an … Continue reading
Posted in Online Working
Tagged annotation, bookmarking, dotspots, Social Media, startup, web 2.0
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Haven’t got Visio licence?
No matter. Use Creately instead.
Posted in Online Working
Tagged creately, diagramming, drawing, online office, visio, web 2.0
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