"Nick, have you considered grou.ps? Similar to Ning, but free, unlike Ning. See our Big Society in the North forum at http://grou.ps/bigsocietynorth"
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John Popham commented on David Wilcox's group Social tech in Big Society
"The challenge is how we use technology to make offline interactions easier. We're stumbling towards this with the Big Society Community Noticeboard http://wp.me/ppLRZ-7H"
John Popham commented on David Wilcox's group Social App Store
"Thanks to Paul Webster, we've taken another big step towards the Big Society Community Noticeboard, which is intended to collect information from offline groups, collate it via the web, and output it to places where offline people can see…"
Nick Booth commented on John Popham's event 'Developing the Microsoft DS4C Programme'
"Sorry - it coincides with an RSA event where I'll be helping people use tech to benefit their community."
John Popham posted an event
Developing the Microsoft DS4C Programme at Leeds City Museum
September 30, 2009 from 10am to 3:30pm
A free one-day workshop which will allow you to be in at the beginning of an exciting national initiative which is making recycled computers available to people on low-incomes.You will also hear about "Britain Works", Microsoft's £45 million programme which aims to get 500,000 people back to work.See More
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- At 16:15 on August 3, 2009,
David Wilcox said…
- Thanks John for joining up. Antonio Irranca has now responded in the Collaboration Workshop discussion asking if people would favour CLG doing some convening. Hope you'll drop in a comment here - and add any other ideas
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