Social Reporting

During the Digital Inclusion event, there will be a lot social reporting going on.

Social reporting is the process whereby people create content at events to help include others, who perhaps are not at the event, or who weren't privy to certain conversations or sessions.

Some examples of this activity - and all of which will be happening at the Digital Inclusion event - include blogging conference sessions, taking and sharing digital photos, conducting video interviews with speakers and delegates and sharing them online, recording audio and putting that online, and using Twitter to have conversations with people in different rooms, buildings, cities and even countries!

This social networking site will be the focus of our activity - the social reporting team will be adding content throughout the day here.

The key thing is, though, that anyone can contribute! If you want to write a blog post about your feelings about the event or a single session, then please do so - you don't need permission, just sign up, jump in and do it!

Likewise if you take some photos, whether with a camera or your mobile phone. It's dead easy to upload them onto this network so everyone can share them. And if you are really brave, there are plenty of opportunities to take part in some video blogs!

You will find all content from different sites brought together on a dashboard page here.

The detailed brief for social reporters is here

If you use the streaming video application Qik on your phone, you can join the event page here

Follow plenary conference sessions live here