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Beanbag for Bristol..
A spate of almost aimless Googling and browsing yesterday (it started with a purpose but sometimes I just get swept away with the journey and forget about the destination!) brought me eventually to a new education based, web 2.0ish, start-up based in Bristol – Beanbag Learning. Now this alone was enough to pique my curiousity…
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Promoting events using the social web..
Stephanie Booth recently ran the Going Solo conference for freelancers in the wacky world of the social web and she has documented her experiences of using social web tools and more traditional methods (not least hard work and one-on-one contacts) to promote the event and identifies things she would do differently in the future and…
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Mind your manners..
OK this is something that is soooooo old school British its almost laughable but it I think its pretty cool as well. Debretts, the bible for all things mannered, has released five golden rules for how to behave when using social network sites! The advice isn’t eactly rocket science but its not as insanely stupid…
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Reaching out to the real world..
This morning I signed up for the much anticipated (well by me!) Bathcamp 2008 and as soon as I had clicked submit I started to give a little thought to what the hell I’d be able to contribute to the event (in true Barcamp style – everyone contributes something, somehow). When Bathcamp was initially discussed…
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good fit..
My upcoming move to Ofcom hasn’t been without some…logistical issues – however these are getting sorted and like any good potential employee I’ve been doing a bit of research and came across the post event web coverage of the International Media Literacy Research Forum (which is something I think I’ll be involved with in the…
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