Stuff I have bookmarked for April 4th through April 13th: Working with us – Collaborative Innovation – Programmes – NESTA – Amplified City is a city-wide experiment designed to grow the innovation capacity of Leicester by networking key connectors across…

Stuff I have bookmarked for March 29th through April 1st: WordPress › Post and Comment Growth « WordPress Plugins – Interesting looking plugin for wordpress mu to track activity on a blog network A Ladder of Citizen Participation – Sherry…

Stuff I have bookmarked for March 22nd through March 28th: jeecamp / FrontPage – Interesting looking event being run by Paul Bradshaw. ScholarPress – Set of plugins to make WordPress more useful in a learning environment. Sub Pages widget –…

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…

Stuff I have bookmarked for March 8th through March 14th: James Harkin on why gregarious online communities are a myth – Potentially interesting piece that turns out to be bereft of any kind of substance. Shame. How is this thing…

Stuff I have bookmarked for March 4th through March 8th: Finding a political navigator – Neville's thoughtful view on the Director of Digital Engagement post. How to open source your stuff at Helpful Technology – Steph on sharing your code…

Stuff I have bookmarked for February 26th through March 3rd: Getting Started: gadgets.* API – Gadgets – Google Code – Via @lesteph – create Google Gadgets to go on things like iGoogle pages. The Times & CUNY (and others) go…

These are my links for February 9th from 20:38 to 20:38

These are my links for February 2nd through February 7th:

• Social Innovation Lab Kent - "SILK is a way of working that puts people and their everyday experiences at the centre of policymaking and service design."
• digitalresearchtools / FrontPage - "This wiki collects information about tools and resources that can help scholars (particularly in the humanities and social sciences) conduct research more efficiently or creatively."
• Passenger Focus - Putting Rail Passengers First - "We are an independent public body set up by the Government to protect the interests of Britain's rail passengers."
• Clay Shirky: online crowds aren’t always wise - "Clay Shirky, leading commentator on internet technologies and author of Here Comes Everybody, last night backed away from his earlier enthusiasm for the online wisdom of crowds in democratic decision-making. He suggested that Government use of social media should focus more on “small groups of smart people arguing with each other”, than national-scale engagement online."
• City of Lincoln Council - Planning & Building Control - Plan - Lincoln Council provide Google Map of planning applications on there site - data courtesy of planningalerts.com - good work all round!

These are my links for January 28th through February 1st:

• UK GovCamp 09: a sense of progress - Fabulous roundup of Saturday's event from that man Simon Dickson
• FeedDemon to Sync with Google Reader? - This is potentially fabulous news. Google Reader is so much better than Newsgator's online offering...
• Advice to a new Tuttle-meister « The Tuttle Club - How to run your own Tuttle-like club
• About my Final IT Project « Fiona’s Final IT Project - "I am currently completing a final project module for an MSc in Business Information Systems Management at Middlesex University in order to further develop a very keen interest in Information Systems. I have created this blog in order to journal my progress and research findings from first-cut proposal to final draft. I hope you can join me on my journey."
• The Social Media Exchange - The WordPress based social reporting site I put together for this great event.