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Monday, March 24th, 2008 | 1 Comment »
Stef and Charlotte on the facebook group raised the question are we meeting this month, so rather randomly (with some confidence that Pete Ashton will be there) I’ve plumped for March 31st (by the way others are able to use the Facebook group to create meetings).
Hopefully two or three of the Brum folk who went [...]
Birmingham UK, blogging, upyerbrum, Facebook, freewifibirmingham | 1 Comment »
Sunday, January 20th, 2008 | 1 Comment »
A short film introducing the work being done in Kingstanding by residents trying to tackle the connection between crime and grime. It was shot for a residents conference in The Hague at the end of this week. No intended to be comprehensive, more a way of allowing [...]
Birmingham, Social Enterprise, R4R Europe, Conversation, Chamberlain Forum, Video, Voluntary Sector, nptech, Birmingham UK, Online Fundraising, nptechuk, Youtube, upyerbrum, podcamp, Facebook | 1 Comment »
Wednesday, December 5th, 2007 | 6 Comments »
We’re in the final days before voting closes for the People’s £50 Million. I’m backing the Black Country Urban Park. First because they’re our neighbours and also because it is a remarkable part of the country – with huge potential for being home to a better way of living.
But, if the blogosphere is anything [...]
Social Networking, Voluntary Sector, Snnprofit, Birmingham UK, Society, nptechuk, blogging, upyerbrum, Facebook | 6 Comments »
Sunday, November 25th, 2007 | 1 Comment »
The photo of Katie Derham swaddled in bank notes is from the flickr part of the promotional package for the People’s £50 million. In the next two weeks the whole nation will be invited to vote on which of 4 communal projects should win £50 million from the Big Lottery fund.
I want the Black [...]
Birmingham, New Media, Voluntary Sector, nptech, Birmingham UK, Online Fundraising, nptechuk, blogging, upyerbrum, Facebook, net2uk, netsquareduk | 1 Comment »
Monday, November 19th, 2007 | No Comments »
Part of the UK Youth Parliament campaign for better and cheaper public transport which used a tease campaign on facebook to get me to watch it
Politicians, New Media, Video, Social Networking, Voluntary Sector, nptech, Birmingham UK, nptechuk, Youtube, Facebook | No Comments »
Friday, November 16th, 2007 | 1 Comment »
Beth used Facebook to ask for our time saving tips for professional and organisational social networking. She asked specifically about tools etc to help work across mutliple sites (something which I can’t answer) but I can offer some basics, and getting the basics right will save wasted time:
1 Guiding principle number one is to [...]
Conversation, nptech, Birmingham UK, nptechuk, blogging, Facebook, net2uk, netsquareduk | 1 Comment »
Saturday, November 10th, 2007 | 2 Comments »
Thursday morning and the phone goes. My kids’ secondary school. “Gawd”, I think, “I need to catch a train to London”. Don’t panic. No accident, no expulsions. It turns out I’ve been elected one of four parent governors.
I can be slow at times – because I spent the rest of the day at [...]

Tanya Byron on Digital Media Literacy and school governors [1:40m]:
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Conversation, Working in Schools, New Media, Citizen Journalism, Social Networking, Voluntary Sector, Snnprofit, Birmingham UK, Society, blogging, Facebook, freewifibirmingham | 2 Comments »
Friday, November 9th, 2007 | No Comments »
Watch this – no seriously watch this video. Thanks and thanks.
teaching podcasting, Conversation, Podcasting, Citizen Journalism, Video, Voluntary Sector, leadership, storytelling, nptech, Birmingham UK, nptechuk, blogging, Facebook, Journalist | No Comments »