An online notebook
An online notebook
Pinch, punch, first of the month.# Am trying a thing to easily(ish) create anchor links at the end of paragraphs in these daily notes. That way I can point people directly to a specific nugget within a post. There isā¦
I’m back! First daily note in a while. Hope you are as pleased with me as I am š The blog has been rehosted, meaning I can save a bit of money shutting down an old hosting account. Have alsoā¦
This started off as a daily not for Monday, and has been sat in draft all week as I add more and more to it… Had a proper chance to watch this and read about it – “Place-Based Public Serviceā¦
Remember my course! It might be really helpful for you or a colleague! Excellent podcast about what Iran is up to these days. Giles thinks learning materials in organisations ought to be better quality, and of course he is right.ā¦
I am running a 6 week online course about making a success of digital in your organisation. You can find out more and book on the SensibleTech website. Neil Lawrence’s GovCamp write up (Medium, meh). AI, data, and public servicesā¦
A minor innovation in these daily notes – pulling out the occasional quote from some of the links, and then using a horizontal line to provide some separation. Also using the lines to make it clear when a multiple-paragraph commentā¦
In a conversation today I got to reference the chicken and pig analogy around project managers, which is something I havenāt done in ages. I was differentiating between those project mangers without domain knowledge who coordinate, document, follow up onā¦
This from Dai Vaughan is really excellent on how technology failures keep damaging people’s lives, and how frustrating it is that the answers to this problem are well known, but unevenly implemented. Mike Bracken’s take on Horizon. Still noodling onā¦
A slow start to the year, blogging wise, been getting other stuff up straight. So hereās a bunch of things Iāve spotted during the last few days or soā¦ The delightful people at Lincoln Council are hiring a Web /ā¦
Substack’s Nazi problem seems to be getting a lot of attention at the moment. It’s a weird one for me, because I just don’t see it. It was a bit like that for me on Twitter as well, lots ofā¦