Rachel Jane Snook has joined us in Week 5 with her first post for #WeeklyBlogClub about a challenging cycle ride (and there’s a lovely photo of a gorgeous bit of the North). A HardKnott Task by Rachel Jane Snook.
Monthly Archives: January 2012
A HardKnott Task
Tagged with: bicycle, challenges, determination, fitness, Hardknott, North of England
Posted in cycling, setting goals, travel
Posted in cycling, setting goals, travel
Predictions for 2012
Our first contribution from a Brit based Down Under! Matt Murray in his first post for Weekly Blog Club (Week 5) considers what will happen with web and social media technology over the next year. Predictions for 2012 by Matt Murray
Dalmation dog driver
For 1st post in Week 5, a short post about a few moments in a city street, with a young man in a car (doing something that caused the women at the bus stop to exchange glances), and a couple…
A crown, bowling and camping
Week 4 of Weekly Blog Club was another great week: 17 posts (a couple of people wrote more than one). There was quite a dominant theme (although optional) of UK Govcamp 2012 (the above photograph was taken at UK Govcamp…
ukgovcamp2012 – my top twenty
Kelly Quigley-Hicks has been very busy blogging this week – just discovered that she had also written a ‘Slee List’ (see Dan Slee’s ‘Glasto for geeks: bullet points from UK Govcamp 2012’). She was another of the UK Govcamp first-timers…
Tagged with: #ukgc12, unconference, Wikipedia
Posted in local government, management, national government, public sector, social media
Posted in local government, management, national government, public sector, social media
That looks like it’s been drawn by a child
Another little gem of a post by Kelly Quigley-Hicks to add colour to your day – and show that short posts can be well worth writing and reading. That looks like it’s been drawn by a child by Kelly Quigley-Hicks.
Tagged with: celebration, children's art, drawing, monarchy, painting, Queen's Diamond Jubilee
Posted in cultural heritage, culture, history, visual arts
Posted in cultural heritage, culture, history, visual arts
Reflections on #UKgc12
A 1st #WeeklyBlogClub post from Justin Griggs about UK Govcamp 2012 in 20 points (which might leave some of us who were unable to attend curious about the details). One of the points includes a request for help in organising…
Peter’s Blog: Rhod Gilbert and Becky Betts
Peter Olding writes engagingly about rediscovering local radio through the Web, and a couple of his favourite shows. Rhod Gilbert and Becky Betts by Peter Olding.
Tagged with: BBC, local radio
Posted in communicating, communities, digital technology, media, radio
Posted in communicating, communities, digital technology, media, radio
The cigarette race
A lovely and amusing example from Kelly Quigley-Hicks of a short post for Week 4 of Weekly Blog Club: The cigarette race by Kelly Quigley-Hicks.
Internal communications: the difference between information and insight
A thoughtful post for Week 4 weekly Blog Club from Janet Harkin on the subject that concerns all of us: communicating with colleagues effectively. Internal communications: the difference between information and insight by Janet Harkin.
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