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I've been pinged by Pia Waugh to liveblog today's GovCamp AU event.
What is a GovCamp? The official definition is: GovCamp is an event in the spirit of BarCamp for governments and other public institutions to share social and technology solutions to turn them into Government 2.0.
Note this won't be a full view on the day, as there are three rooms. I'll be presenting a couple of times as well. However I'll link to other posts as I can (and include the hashtag in my liveblog to provide a separate perspective).
The event is also being filmed, so there will be a record available online shortly afterward.
It can also be directly followed on Twitter at #govcampau
For other GovCamps around the world visit govcamp.org
Saturday, September 10, 2011
GovCamp Australia liveblog | Tweet |
Friday, September 09, 2011
My presentation for the AMI Government Marketing and Communications Conference | Tweet |
I am presenting from 3.20pm today, and my presentation is now available on slideshare, viewable as below.
Liveblog from AMI Marketing & Communications Conference - Day 2 | Tweet |
I've taken some time off this morning to put together some extra slides for my presentation, so are not yet in the room, however have a liveblog running to capture the tweeters who are...
My presentation is at 3.20pm today and will be on slideshare shortly afterwards.
Thursday, September 08, 2011
Liveblog from AMI Marketing & Communications Conference - Day 1 | Tweet |
Hi,
I'll be liveblogging parts of the AMI Marketing and Communications Conference today and tomorrow.
You can also follow the conference at the hashtag #amigov2011
Tuesday, September 06, 2011
Walkley PR Conference Liveblog | Tweet |
I will be liveblogging much of the Walkley Public Affairs in the Nation's Capital conference today.
See below for the liveblog, or follow the event on Twitter under the tag #wpanc.
There is also a blog for the day at http://walkleypanc2011.posterous.com/ written and edited by a team made up of the Walkley Foundation's Kylie Johnson and Flynn Murphy, along with University of Canberra communication students, led by Grace Keyworth and Mel Evans.
See below for the liveblog, or follow the event on Twitter under the tag #wpanc.
There is also a blog for the day at http://walkleypanc2011.posterous.com/ written and edited by a team made up of the Walkley Foundation's Kylie Johnson and Flynn Murphy, along with University of Canberra communication students, led by Grace Keyworth and Mel Evans.
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