Archive for October, 2006

Oct 31 2006

Circuit Riding – with an actor’s panache

Published by Miles under Circuit Riding, Events

The Circuit Rider Conference, hosted at BVSC on 15-16 January 2007 is now booking.
The conference offers 2 days of sessions including practical workshops, discussion of ethical practice and tools to enhance the Circuit Rider toolkit. Other highlights include Speed Casting – a 5 minute ‘edited highlights’ presentation from each project, affinity groups for those [...]

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Oct 23 2006

Circuit Riding in the North East

Published by Miles under Circuit Riding, Regions, Resources

Matt Legg, my counterpart in the north east of England, has compiled a report on the ChangeUp funded pilot IT/ICT support project, Circuit Riders North East (CRNE), which ran across the north east region from January to June 2006.
The project:

created partnerships with private sector ICT support companies to provide 100 free health-checks;
worked with Net:gain to [...]

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Oct 23 2006

London Region ICT Champion

Published by Miles under ICT Champion

The ICT Champion’s mission is to support voluntary sector organisations to understand and use technology to better achieve their goal of delivering high quality services for all.

Why London needs an ICT Champion
The voluntary sector thrives on partnerships – across all sectors – to deliver innovative and effective services, and we believe that the effective [...]

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Oct 23 2006

Bright Ideas

Published by Miles under Events, ICT Champion, News

On the 3 November 2006, the London Region ICT champion will be making his public debut at the Bright Ideas – Using technology to support and involve event.
I’ll be giving a short presentation on the highlights of the previous ChangeUp funded London ICT Development Project, followed by a brief introduction to my new role as [...]

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Oct 23 2006

Taking the Temperature of ChangeUp

Published by Miles under ChangeUp, News, Research

Back in the Spring of 2006, Capacitybuilders commissioned a review of ChangeUp’s achievements to date.

The full report consists of 4 sections and is available in PDF format from the Capacitybuilders site or the links below:

Aims, summary and recommendations
Main Report: including aims, summary and recommendations
Regional Perspectives: including examples of good plans and capacity building work
Appendices

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Oct 20 2006

New Media – A Wasted Opportunity

Published by Miles under Blogging, New Media, News

Advancements in new media now allow target audiences to be engaged in cost-effective [...]

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Oct 20 2006

Inventing the Future

Published by Miles under New Media, Resources

The National Computing Centre discusses the implications and opportunities that arise from new mobile technology.
Read more about it in this article for the ICT Hub.

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Oct 19 2006

Blogging in the voluntary sector

Published by Miles under Blogging

Want to find out who else in the voluntary sector is blogging? Check out the excellent OpenCharityBlog for a list of charity or campaign blogs (’blogroll’) produced in in the UK, to raise awareness or cash, communicate with the public, volunteers or members.

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Oct 19 2006

IT Volunteering Awards

Published by Miles under Events, IT Volunteering, News

The first Ever Annual ICT Hub and iT4Communities IT Volunteer Awards is being held at the Worshipful Company of Information Technologist’s, Barbican, London on 28 November.
Visit the iT4Communities website to register a place at the awards or nominate an IT volunteer.

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Oct 17 2006

Mobile Phones – Making a difference

Published by Miles under Campaigning, New Media, Technology

Back on the theme of new technology, we’ve heard of youth projects and sexual health projects using mobile phones to engage with young people.
But mobile phones can also be used to mobilise support and raise awareness of issues your organisations campaigns for.
See MobileActive, a global network of activists and campaigners using mobile phones for civic [...]

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