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Learning together as we go

By: teresa.gittins@...
On: 6th June 2013

Please watch our project intro video here:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EGWY7q4UGRk

Gaining insights as we go - some early things that stand out are:

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In The Beginning - Community21:Digital CItizenship

By: teresa.gittins@...
On: 29th May 2013

At Action in rural Sussex (AirS) we are fortunate enough to have developed a great partnership with the University of Brighton, as we embark on a new and innovative project, supported by the Nominet Trust.

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Active Citizens Celebrating Kindness Day - 31 May

By: steve.sayers@wi...
On: 20th May 2013

Something so simple can make a big difference.

Share an act of kindness and share your story.

We want to hear your stories about little acts of kindness you may have done or someone else has done for you. We want the whole world to hear about them.

We will be sharing them on our new Active Citzens website from 31 May 2013.

Find out more at https://www.facebook.com/events/260269254110370/

or jules.allan@windmillhillcityfarm.org.uk

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Environment Agency and Ordnance Survey Open Data

By: contactkev
On: 20th May 2013

Thanks to the Environment Agency and Ordnance Survey (plus Geeks of London) for organising the env[:hack] event at Bristol Uni. Lots of environment apps were generated in a short space of time using Open Data. People seem really fired up by environment data.

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Tech for Good – scaling social innovations

By: Annika Small
On: 12th February 2013

Digital technology has already transformed how we communicate, how we work, how we learn, how we shop. At a time of accelerating climate change, a growing ageing population, persistent unemployment and increasing social inequalities, we urgently need to realise the potential of technology for social innovation. This is not simply about adding digital to existing services but making imaginative use of digital technology to fundamentally re-think - and radically reform - how we address significant social challenges.

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The Certificate in Safe Social Networking

By: lucy.neale@digi...
On: 6th February 2013

Over 30% of children under the age of 13 say they have a facebook profile. We know from talking to teachers and children this number is much higher. Schools are increasingly having to deal with issues which begin online, within social networking sites. The traditional approach of locking down access to the internet no longer works as children increasingly access the internet via mobile devices and in unmoderated enviroments.

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