It’s Social Media Week London, and I’m booked on a panel discussion on Monday, pitting me as ‘the Social Media Purist’ against specialists from PR, SEO, Social Technology and Digital Marketing backgrounds.
All my projects have revolved around providing social media advice and training with the objective of empowering the client to [...]
Sharing Social Media skills, either in open mornings, through consulting, coaching or structured courses, was one of the main intentions when setting up the Unlibrary.
Tomorrow will be the start of a pilot 6 session Social Media course over 7 weeks, where face-to-face sessions are limited to an hour per week, and learning happens [...]
This is a part of a mail to my friend. The organisation is 1. made up of technical people and 2. they were considering SharePoint and the mail is a way for me to try and explain my first reaction of Noooooooo… Please feel free to correct/comment/criticise/add things…
Is it mostly a project management/motivational [...]
Localgovcamp London on 4 March was one of the first “unconferences” that entered the mainstream of events, being held mid-week with a good number of very relevant people in attendance.
Unconference?
Unconferences are events where the agenda is not pre-planned, many sessions run side-by-side, and everyone contributes. More about structuring unconferences on [...]
