When attending a music festival, your most important decisions relate to which bands to see, and when and where they are playing.* You want to know which bands clash with each other; you want to be able to work out how long you can spend checking out a new band before leaving to get to …
Monthly Archives: April 2014
Delivering Digital Transformation – How charity IT and digital teams can work together effectively
Some key points of interest that I gleaned from Charity Comms” Digital transformation: How to get it right in your organisation” The division of work between digital and IT is often unclear In most organisations, the division of responsibility between IT and digital is: – IT support internal infrastructure. – Digital support externally-facing initiatives. eg …
2014: The Year People Continued Caring about MOOCs
The Chronicle of Higher Education asks if 2014 is the year that the media stopped caring about MOOCs (massive open online courses). Rather than extrapolating from a single incident, as the Chronicle piece does, Stephen Downes has found media activity on MOOCs be more stable. The chronicle piece wonders: “what is 2014? The year that …
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Can I embed tweets in emails? No, because of JavaScript and iframes
A tweet is an individual message posted by someone inside the twitter social media platform. An embeddable tweet is a version of this message that can be copied and used outside twitter. Embedding tweets is a great feature, allowing conversations and ideas to be spread beyond twitter’s walls, and is great for curation and analysis. …
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