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Hello everybody! Just to pick up the thread about what to do with this network after the 20th August when the powers-that-be at Ning bring in their new charging regime. When David and I started this network, it was really to support the digital inc…

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Dave Briggs is a digital enabler - helping people and organisations decide what they need to do with the social web, then equipping them with the tools and skills they need.

An author of a prolific, well-read and respected blog on digital engagement, clients past and present include 10 Downing Street, DIUS, UKTI, BERR, IDeA, Uk online centres and Cisco, amongst others.

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Hello everybody!

Just to pick up the thread about what to do with this network after the 20th August when the powers-that-be at Ning bring in their new charging regime.

When David and I started this network, it was really to support the digital inclusion conference a couple of years ago, and hadn't really thought it would take on a life of its own. That it has done is testament to those with a passion for the topic of digital inclusion, and to the

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Posted on August 5, 2010 at 4:30pm —

Apologies for the spam...

I have just had to remove some spam content and ban some members of this site who, it would appear, have little interest in digital engagement.

First up: sorry for any inconvenience caused by this activity. We could make it more difficult for people to join, by moderating membership requests, but my view is that this would place unnecessary barriers to people wanting to join in here.

So, if you see anything which probably shouldn't be here, do report it to myself or David and we will get rid o… Continue

Posted on August 2, 2009 at 7:50pm — 2 Comments

What Digital Inclusion means...

The We Share Stuff crew have been wandering around outside the venue asking, er, real people what digital inclusion actually means to them.

See all the videos over on their blog. Thought provoking stuff. Continue

Posted on April 28, 2009 at 4:56pm —

More digital mentor chat from Media Trust

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Posted on April 28, 2009 at 4:00pm —

Stephen Hilton

David Wilcox talks to Stephen Hilton in this AudioBoo. Stephen - of Connecting Bristol - is one of the pioneers of digital inclusion work so David asked what was needed next. Different people at this sort of conference, said Stephen ... the service managers who should be adopting digital technologies for public services.

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Posted on April 28, 2009 at 2:00pm —

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At 9:42am on April 24, 2009, Ian Clifford said…: Dave
it would be really useful to know about each person who has registered on the site. Currently there isnt any mandatory info on who they work for or what their focus is? some people volunteer this, but most do not. This would be really useful to add to the registration process.
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At 11:36am on April 18, 2009, Ellie Stoneley said…: well done getting this set up - Ning is brilliant ... shall now fritter away the day learning how it works!!

At 4:55pm on March 16, 2009, David Wilcox said…: Sure - good to show people how to use Ning as part of the social media learning experience because it includes blogging etc and can add on other stuff

At 4:16pm on March 16, 2009, David Wilcox said…: What's the best option for public-private on this? Can you do all public but some private groups, e.g. for development stuff? You've done more Ninging than me:-)