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Mobile focus groups….. round two!

By: Admin
On: 6th July 2012

Originally posted on the Youthnet website June 29, 2012 by Elena Di Antonio

As part of our research focusing on young people’s online help-seeking behaviour and more >

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Digital for Good – A Round Table Discussion at Policy Exchange

By: Jessica Dillon
On: 3rd July 2012

Guest blog written by Sarah Fink, Research Fellow, Digital Government Unit, Policy Exchange

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iKnowHow: building a wiki for the voluntary sector (part sixteen) What does Wikipedia think of iKnowHow?

By: faulkner.marie1
On: 1st June 2012

A few weeks ago a colleague of mine at Wikimedia UK drew my attention to the iKnowHow wiki and I thought it was a great idea. I invited the KnowHow team to our offices for a cup of coffee and we discussed the project in a bit more detail. It reinforced to me why the project could be so valuable to the not-for-profit sector.
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£150,000 Working Well challenge now launched by Design Council with Nominet Trust

By: Admin
On: 21st May 2012

The Design Council in partnership with Nominet Trust have just launched the Working Well Design Challenge. Designers and youth organisations are being invited to join forces to design, build and launch new digital products and services that help young people develop their talents and earn a living. more >

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How to Build an eLearning Platform in 7 Easy (and Cheap) Steps

By: sinead@eightfold.org
On: 15th May 2012

This week sees the start of my Digital Assistant Academy which will train 18 low income women from diverse backgrounds in new media skills. After a small pilot last winter funded by www.unltd.org.uk , I was lucky enough to get further funding from Nominet Trust to run the Academy again, and this time, to try a blended learning approach, combining on and offline learning.

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The rollercoaster ride of Celebration 2.0

By: john.popham@joh...
On: 10th May 2012

I suppose it’s fitting for a project that’s about celebration that I’ve found Celebration 2.0 to be something of a rollercoaster ride, to use a terribly hackneyed cliché. From Roller Derbies to the launch of a Community Health project, I’ve been part of some really diverse events, helping to bring them to wider audiences through live video streaming and social media amplification. And, as the project nears its last lap, it’s pretty much time to reflect on some of the lessons I’ve learned so far.

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