Lessons learned from web chatting
So yesterday I ran the ‘what next for digital engagement’ web chat. It went ok. You can find out for yourself by checking out the archive of the chat. In the end not that many folk turned up – but…
Dave Briggs
An online notebook
Dave Briggs
An online notebook
Webchat – what next for digital engagement? 10th November at 11am
It’s been a while since I’ve run a live chat, so it’s probably a good time to do another. As for a topic, I think it would be really interesting to have a look at digital engagement and where things…
Webchat on social media in parish councils
As part of our work supporting NALC in their inquiry into the future of localism, I’m facilitating a webchat on the use of social media in parish, town and community councils. It’s happening this Thursday, 9th May at 12pm on…
Webchatting about localism
Our site for NALC, What Next for Localism, is going pretty well. Quite a few ideas submitted and some conversation starting up around them and the articles published on the blog. To further development the online discussion, we’ll be hosting…
Next live webchat – Tuesday 26th July on overcoming barriers
We haven’t done a live webchat this month yet, so let’s squeeze one in before August is upon us! So, at 11am on 26th July, please join me on the Kind of Digital site for an hour’s live chatter about…
Next live chat – Tuesday 28th June on crisis comms
The last web chat we did was pretty successful, so after a couple of weeks’ break, let’s do another. On 28th June at 11am, we’ll be talking about using the web, and in particular, social media, in crisis communications. Head…
Kind of Digital webchats
We’re going to start running occasional live webchats on the subject of online innovation on the Kind of Digital website. They’ll be simple affairs using the CoverItLive system and a bit of Twitter, and all the action will take place…
Webchatting in Kingston
Being part of something big is really nice sometimes. Take being on the Learning Pool team, for example. Now, quite a few people read this blog, and my gibbering on Twitter – but really, relative to the number of councils…