An online notebook
I have started a wiki to collect together resources and stories of where local government has used the web in interesting ways. You can find it at http://localgov.pbwiki.com/ – please visit and add any bits you can think of. If you need the password, it’s mentioned a couple of times on the home page.
Following some of the points made on my post about Kubuntu and Linux yesterday, I’ve been wondering a bit more about free software and how it might help people make the most of their equipment. After all, software is expensive stuff. One of the great things about Kubuntu is that if I want a piece … Keep reading
Knowledge management is something that really interests me, and it’s something that I think governmental organisations at all levels in the UK need to start seriously addressing. Of course, being a social media fanboy too means that I like to see where web technology can help with this stuff: to make it easier, more effective … Keep reading
There are a number of books out there which are covering a lot of the stuff I am interested in with regard to the web and collaboration. It might be worth coming up with a reading list – how about a challenge to read them all by the end of the year?! These aren’t necessarily … Keep reading
The BBC are coming up with guidance on how staff should pronounce the phrase “Web 2.0”. Is it, for example: Web two point oh Web two point zero Web two dot oh Web two etc etc etc… I have always been a two point oh kinda guy myself, which puts me in line with most … Keep reading