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Tag Archives: wikipedia
Bookmarks for January 10th through January 24th
I find this stuff so that you don’t have to. #UKGC11: Flickr, Wikipedia and Open Streetmap for local authorities – Great write up of an interesting session from @abeeken Reworking the public sector | Public sector pm – Notes on … Continue reading
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Tagged agile, apps, appstore, cloud, Communities, dft, digitalengagement, flickr, innovation, learning, opendata, opengovernment, openinnovation, opensource, openstreetmap, paas, polcasm, police, policy, publicsectorpm, redmonk, rework, seriousgames, ukgc11, ukgovcamp, wikipedia
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Bookmarks for August 18th through September 8th
I find this stuff so that you don’t have to. Civic Commons code-sharing initiative bids to reduce government IT costs – "Around the United States, city governments have created a multitude of software. Unfortunately, most of the time the code … Continue reading
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Tagged anonymity, anonymous, apache, automattic, backup, coding, collaboration, community, content, couchdb, culture, delivery, deloitte, development, ebook, EBooks, ecommerce, editor, elearning, Email, enterprise, enterprise2.0, ERP, google, government, hosting, hybridorg, informationmanagement, intranet, jeffjarvis, km, knowledgemanagement, learning, learningorganisation, learningpool, localgovernment, management, marincounty, o'reilly, opendata, opengov, opengovernment, openknowledge, opensource, perens, personallearning, pkm, plugin, projectmanagement, recordsmanagement, research, sap, security, seddon, senge, sharing, sociallearning, socialmedia, socialorg, systemsthinking, timoreilly, Training, usa, vaultpress, wave, whitepaper, wikipedia, wordpress, wysiwyg
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Bookmarks for March 18th through March 20th
[Something is going wrong with this again. For some reason this hadn't been posted before now.] I find this stuff so that you don’t have to. Embracing Government 2.0: Leading transformative change in the public sector (PDF) – PDF warning! … Continue reading
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Tagged analysis, andreadimaio, bigdata, casestudies, centralgov, centralgovernment, change, community, communityofpractice, content, copyleft, culture, data, digitalinclusion, egovernment, experts, free, gov, gov2.0, govdata, government, government2.0, Health, ict, incentives, innovation, it, km, knowledge, knowledgemanagement, labour, meetings, network, nhs, open, opendata, opengov, opengovernment, opensocitm, openvideoalliance, organisationaldevelopment, reorganisation, report, services, socitm, system:filetype:pdf, system:media:document, technology, transaction, Video, whitehall, whitepaper, wikipedia
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Editing Wikipedia
I’ve been asked this question a few times recently, so thought it worth sharing my answer with everyone that reads this blog: What’s the best way to approach editing Wikipedia articles about us? There are a number of reasons why … Continue reading
Wikipedia a bad example for enterprise wikis?
Helen Nicol writes an interesting post about how to get wikis taken up within organisations. Using Wikipedia as an example, she writes, is a bad idea, because it sets unrealistic expectations of the amount of content likely to be generated, … Continue reading
