The (entirely optional) Week 35 themes were heroes and heroines for a second week, or the start of the new academic term (how that feels as a student or a parent of a student). Nobody took up either (entirely optional) theme,…
The (entirely optional) Week 35 themes were heroes and heroines for a second week, or the start of the new academic term (how that feels as a student or a parent of a student). Nobody took up either (entirely optional) theme,…
The sun came out during Week 32, and some of the Weekly Blog Club writers had a spontaneous summer music festival – virtually, of course – whilst others contemplated forthcoming or recent holidays and sitting around on sofas. We start…
Mark Braggins and Sasha Taylor contributed another jointly-authored post for Week 31 of Weekly Blog Club. This time they tackled the thorny question of social media for internal communications, including the barriers and the benefits. Internal Social Media: “Scary Monsters”? by Mark…
The second of the collaborative posts by Mark Braggins and Sasha Taylor that were inspired by the recent LocalGovCamp. This time they focus on unconferences in general. Unconferences: Good, Bad or Ugly? by Mark Braggins and Sasha Taylor on #logovsm website.
It is a delight to see Weekly Blog Club members working with each other to produce a post. Usually this is by one appearing as a guest blogger on another’s blog but in Week 29 we have the first example…
Phil Jewitt pauses in the hurly-burly of a busy life to step back and get a different view of how he and others relate to and via the Social Web. His first example is Weekly Blog Club. His second is…
Simon Hope, a new contributor to Weekly Blog Club, provides the first of the Week 12 posts. He has written a very useful reflection on the role of communications teams in our contemporary, social-media-switched-on world. Although his context is local…
