I’m liveblogging the launch of Charlie Leadbeater’s Cloud Computing: The Future of Global Cultural Relations. Keep refreshing this page for updates. I have no power here so I may not last the full session but I’ll go as long as I can! On the panel is Catherine Fieschi, Charles Leadbeater, Paul Hilder and Ekow Eshun. Lloyd » Read More
Partly as a response to some of the feedback I’ve had on yesterday’s post and partly in response to feedback on twitter today, I’ve been driven to create another blog post on the notion of ’success’ and how (traditional, and very well executed) PR can completely blind people to the realities of a situation. I » Read More
While all my geek friends are in a frenzy over the announcement of the new Apple iPad (based on a Star Trek PADD, looks like a Kindle, acts like an iPhone, priced like a Win/Linux laptop, and – best of all – produces #iTampon as a trending term on twitter within minutes of its announcement), » Read More
In the last session of the AmplifiED we’re talking about digital identity. 19:52 David introduces his background in research looking at the way institutional courses are delivering education in the web age. 15 years ago you had to go to the university to play with the cool stuff. Now all the cool stuff is outside the » Read More
I’m liveblogging from the AmplifiED session on games. Keep refreshing this page for updates. 18:45 We’re doing the intros and identifying our interests in games. 11 people around the table: lots of consultants and writers and industry reps, all with a background in education, so this looks fun. 18:56 It’s noted that games are still regarded negatively. » Read More
I’m liveblogging from the TEDxOrenda event at BETT, London Olympia. [Edit: the event has now concluded and full post contains entire event summary]. For details of all the speakers at the event: go here. I’ll be referring to them by name, but for their potted histories, see the main site. 18:44 Okay we’re getting started » Read More
From 14:20 today I’ll be liveblogging the Next Generation Learning session from the Learning and Technology World Forum. You can keep refreshing this page to see updates of the session. We’re starting with a session from CISCO before getting on to the afternoon session. Richard Halkett outlines the continuing development of what CISCO calls Learning » Read More
It would be hard to miss the outcry online today, following the news of Facebook founder, Mark Zuckerberg’s comments in an interview that have been described in news media articles as saying that privacy is no longer ‘a social norm’. Of course much of the commentary is assuming that Zuckerberg was heralding the death of » Read More
Okay let’s get this out of the way: the two technologies that I think are going to mature in 2010 are geolocation and augmented reality. And yes, geolocation is really a subset of augmented reality anyway. There now: I’m done with predictions. What I actually want to focus on with this blog post are the issues » Read More
First of all – happy new year! Good to be here in London and forging ahead with work in the technology and social media space. But now as I bubble away on several simultaneous tech and social media projects, I’m faced with a regular question – what’s best practice for social media? Unfortunately the technology changes » Read More
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