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Archive for August 2009
Social innovation gardening
I wrote this short piece about the relevance of Government 2.0 to service delivery at a local level: The exciting dimension of Government 2.0 is the impact it can have on communities where Local Government is at the front line, along with other community service agencies and organisations. Of course, it is at this service… read full post
Reframing practice: creating social learning networks
Anne has recently been published in Emerald’s peer reviewed Development and Learning in Organizations: An International Journal, with an article looking at social learning networks: The future of online learning lies with the development of social learning networks, but the value will only be experienced if organizational learning practitioners re-frame their practices to enable learners… read full post
SharePoint or Wiki?
This article was originally published in the May/June 2009 edition of Image & Data Manager magazine. Archimedes famously told us that with a long enough lever and fulcrum to rest it on, he could move the world. The story of designing next generation intranets that are based on social computing principles, what some call, “intranet… read full post
Don’t short change online citizens
If you follow me on Twitter, you will know I’ve been critical at times of the Australian government’s recent efforts to embrace Government 2.0 and more technology-supported participatory approaches. So far I have been generally disappointed with the examples I’ve seen to date, including the Prime Minister’s own efforts. Personally I feel that online citizens… read full post
