So here’s another thing I completely missed blogging a couple of years back. In my defense, I think I posted it on Twitter but completely missed adding it here! Aaaaanyway, tying into the post from earlier today about using WordPress … Continue reading Flashback: 2AM Conference, Amsterdam, 8th October 2015
Regular readers will know that I frequently attend the GovCamp events across the country, giving up my own time to meet and greet my peers in local gov web, chatting and finding new and exciting ways to innovate and introduce … Continue reading #lincolntweetmeet – first of it’s kind?
Ah, the tradition that is the GovCamp. Whether UK, Local or Hyperlocal, we all love ’em. They’re melting pots of innovation, discussion, gov-ness, hangovers (you all know who you are!) and, possibly above all, friendship. As I said to Carl … Continue reading Hell yeah #localgovcamp
The last of my UKGC11 posts, this looks at Nicky Getgood‘s session on Online Archives. I went into this session purely as it sounded interesting, not really knowing what to expect. The session was a really interesting and thought provoking look at how organisations are trying to collect recordings in various media of everyday life through the years. Nicky has done her own writeup here and it covers all the points discussed. One of the things that interested me about the concept of online archives is, shouldn’t communities be taking pride in their history and maintaining their own public archives … Continue reading #ukgc11: Online Archives
Hello people! Yes, Saturday was that time of the year again, when I get up at stupid-o-clock in the morning to catch a train from Lincoln to London town just so that I can spend the day in the presence of my peers and luminaries at the annual UKGovCamp. As always, it was a day of vibrant energy, excessive thinking and uber-geekery. Our generous hosts for 2011 were Microsoft, their lush offices on Victoria Street giving us plenty of space to spread out, think and chat about Gov related issues and tech. Kudos to Dave Briggs and Steph Grey for … Continue reading #UKGC11: Flickr, Wikipedia and Open Streetmap for local authorities
