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Some really useful tips here for tagging etc. Also a link to a video intro to Delicious
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- State of loneliness Charles Leadbeater argues that supportive relationships are key to tackling social ills | Society | The Guardian"For most of the last decade, we have seen public services as systems and standards, to be managed and rationalised. Instead, we should reimagine public services as feeding the relationships that sustain us in everyday life." Potential underpinning material for LTCs digital engagement strategy development??
- transliteracy - Google Searchuseful staring point for materials on Transliteracies "transliteracy is the ability to read, write and interact across a range of platforms, tools and media from signing and orality through handwriting, print, TV, radio and film, to digital social networks."
- AMPLIFIED LEICESTER: Project summary"A city-wide experiment in social media Amplified individuals use social media and the web to enhance their abilities to sense their world, create shared resources and act collaboratively" Not sure how far this has progressed yet but it looks interesting - variant on hyperlocal apart from anything else?
- 1 rule and 6 steps to embracing Social Media in Local Government « Carl’s NotepadSome general thoughts on key steps towards constructive use of social media in public services
- Final Draft – Social Media and Online Participation – Supplementary Guidance « Carl’s NotepadPart 2 of 2 supplementary guidance on particular topics/for perticular groups
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