An online notebook
There is a lot of discussion about social media policies, especially in government. People want documents to set out how staff can and should use social networks and other websites to engage with citizens and groups, and what the protocol should be when staff comment on blogs or forums in an ‘official’ capacity. The obvious … Keep reading
Learning Pool are running a free breakfast meeting for local authorities in the East and West Midlands. This meeting will give you the chance to see and hear what your neighboring local authorities are doing with E-Learning, hear how you can create efficiency savings using e-learning as well as give you an opportunity to share … Keep reading
Those who attended, or would have liked to have done, the Google event last week might be interested in a new group we have set up: http://groups.google.com/group/googlelocalgov To talk about how local government can use Google tools. Though this isn’t an official Google space, it will have Google folk as members who will be able … Keep reading
I was lucky, in a sense, to get this through the post today as a reward for subscribing to a magazine: “In a sense”, because I already own it. ‘So!’ I thought. ‘Here’s a chance for a competition!’ If you want the book, all you have to do is comment on this post. Put what … Keep reading
The second Wednesday guest post! Thanks to Sarah for this great post – if you’d like to contribute, just email me – and being called Sarah isn’t necessarily a requirement! Online communication isn’t always taken seriously. It’s a nice to have on top of offline work or something organisations have been told to do. It … Keep reading