An online notebook
In an article on the BBC Technology News page, I read about how the British web-going public are really getting into online video: British demand for online video sites has shot up over the past year, according to a new report. Written by research firm Hitwise it found that UK internet traffic to video websites … Keep reading
Stuff I have bookmarked for March 15th through March 22nd: Ben’s Experiments » James and the Giant Peach – The boy had to do an audio recording for his school project. I thought it was only fair to make it social… Pedalling some raw data… « innovate.direct.gov.uk – Data from the Dept for Transport is … Keep reading
Last week I covered what online services are good for covering events online – what is rapidly becoming known as ‘social reporting’, thanks to David Wilcox’s evangelism. It might also be useful to write a few notes about the physical kit need to successfully report an event online – which can be very, very simple … Keep reading
I’m making quite a lot of use of the social bookmarking service Delicious at the moment. Luckily, it is mostly using my own account, but on one or two projects I am using specific accounts. This can be a pain in the neck. I’ve installed the Delicious extension for Firefox which makes bookmarking a dream … Keep reading
Helen has launched a new community blogging project over at digtialengagement.org which aims to be: a collaborative space for all those interested in digital engagement to share ideas and agree priorities for action around digital engagement This is of a much wider scope than digital mentors, and has the potential to be a real hotbed … Keep reading