Welcome to the final day of IWMW 2008
Session on Engaging The Community chaired by Paul Walk is about to begin at 9.15
the coolest thing to do with your data will be thought of by someone else - Rufus Pollack
87 agree that this statement is true 19 think it isn't, 5 abstainers
Opening up data- not expensive, great way to forge relationships with others.
Alison Wildish explains about Hack week.
Martin Poulter mentions HE academy event.
Submission 1 Mashing Points of Interest for your Institution by David Mackland, University of Abertay.
Submission 2 Shared Memories of IWMW 2007 by Brian Kelly, UKOLN
Submission 3 Steps towards a media release tracking/effectiveness dashboard widget by Tony Hirst, Open University
Submission 4 OpenDOAR Google Maps Pilot by Peter Millington, SHERPA Technical Development Officer, University of Nottingham
Submission 5 A touch of sms, a twist of twitter, plus a dollop of word cloud and you've the perfect way of capturing informal feedback during and after presentations by Andy Ramsden, University of Bath
Submission 6 Search Scottish Institutions by Brian Kelly - built on by Mike Ellis (next submission).
Submission 7 StudentViews by Mike Ellis, Eduserv
Submission 8 Live Train Departures info by Dawn Petherick, Web Services Manager, University of Birmingham
Submission 9 Linearising My Non-Linear Presentation by James Currall, University of Glasgow
you there Andy?
Submission 10 The Facebook Debate by Joe Novak and team at University of British Columbia
Submission 11 A collaborative cross-institutional user-generated interactive mashup thing by Debbie, Claire, Keith and David - a song!!
Submission 12 Project Details by Alison Wildish and Tom Natt, University of Bath - will be developed
Open discussion on whether this is a good idea - suggestion that it might make sense to kick off regional groups again.
Open Data - is this going to be something that we need to do more of. Feelings that the powers that be haven't realised that this is a good idea yet. One option is to do it without telling anyone - possible risks of doing this. Paul Walk suggests opening up calendar data. There are dangers of just letting stuff go out there. Risk assessment.
Mike Ellis suggests making press and marketing data available because it is there to be consumed. Rss used internally too. What about accessibility issues?
Good point about Accessibility Brian, but had advice from Sal Cooke at TechDis that "rttttteasonable adjustment" does not necessarily mean "technological" adjustment
The winner of the competition is collaborative cross-institutional user-generated interactive mashup thing !!!
Singing during a spoken word/technology heavy event is a very innovative thing to do - outside the acceptable context of pub/drunken stagger homewards, that is. It communicates to the assembly in a very different, emotive way. Well done!
But I did like the train timetable mashup as well, from a purely personal point of view.
Earwigging in via the video feed and scribblive. This is great for hangers on who didn't pay to attend!
morning Iain
really challenging us Ewan
Crikey, that was a rather depressing response: no-one there sees students in the process of learning?
lol - going to a *disco*!
'friend' doesn't mean 'friend' anymore?
interesting point about breaking up the institution into managable chunks but surely Fb is massive but people partition it into social networks of their own
oops :-0
we are hoping to fund a couple of projects this year looking at issues around online identity and the issues people need to think about
i own "andypowe11.net" but not "andypowell.com" because guitarist of wishbone ash has same name - asked about price but prohibitive
have often wondered about buying domain names for my kids - but feels a bit geeky
@andypowe11 Was just about to say that I would like to say something on that point (managing identity) but can't right now :-)
magic image?
ah!
helennewnham
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