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Those who know me or follow my blogs will know that I have more than a passing interest in e-safety. The first event I helped organise for JISC RSC YH was our “Creative Connectivity” event, which challenged the idea that we should only think about safety in terms of the danger to young people, students […]

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Socitm See – Web security in Local Authorities

what's the risk of them not being able to access something they SHOULD? What is the risk of our learners NOT being able to access social technology at all? […]

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Inspiring Day In Hull

Sometimes, when you work in an industry driven by change, life can get you down a bit. Wherever you are and, however well you put across your message, you are always up against those who, on a good day, we call sceptics. That’s why it was really nice to hear that I was on the […]

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Branded on the face/book (or why we’re not who we say we are)

Posted on February 15th, 2010 by admin

I was having a chat today with a student from Leeds University, who is doing a dissertation on brands in social media. This took me back a bit to my other areas of work but, also, during the discussion, made me think a bit about what we mean by brand. There was certainly a time [...]

Emotionally Twittled

Posted on April 14th, 2009 by admin

I saw this news story today from Neville Hobson‘s (@jangles) Twitterfeed. I’ll let you do the reading, but, in a nutshell, it’s the report of a study that suggests young people could be damaged, emotionally, by using Twitter. The reason being that we can process negative stories much faster than positive ones, leaving us with [...]

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