As part of the Committee to Protect Bloggers, I teamed up with Wordia.com to promote Blogging Nation Week, during which time we gathered different Web professionals to define words applying to online expression. The week was in part a tribute to the successful relaunch of the Committee to Protect Bloggers as well as highlight the ongoing challenges people face both by governments and business when trying to push online expression forward.
I took it offline for a crash redesign during the course of about a week in August and relaunched it with an expanded team and slightly augmented mission. As well as being an information site about bloggers being arrested and intimidated, we’re also focusing on legal issues, technology and tutorials aimed at keeping bloggers from behind bars and worse and partnering with more organisations working on digital rights. Read the rest of this entry »
I worked with Tuna Ltd Internet Solutions and Teacher Support Scotland to create StaffWise, which launched at the Scottish Learning Festival in Glasgow.
StaffWise is designed to help Scottish local authorities and schools develop policy and arrange stress risk assessments It provides resources for managers to adopt a ‘whole staff’ approach towards wellbeing in their schools or centres, using a step-by-step review and simple action planning process.
StaffWise’s practical resources, developed in conjunction with Fife and North Lanarkshire councils, include an organisational audit, guides and policy information, which promote good management practice and effective ways of working. The content and format can help Scottish employers and managers fulfil the requirements of the Health and Safety Executive Stress Management Standards with confidence and ease.
Over the summer I created a microsite for Teacher Support Network at newteachers.info called The Starting Out Guide. The goal was to tranform the written document into a website that newly qualified and trainee teachers could access from anyway.
The comments section was edited to promote users to supply additional advice or suggestions of content to add in an attempt to take advantage of the Web as a setting for living documents. Read the rest of this entry »
I’m currently guest blogging at the Rachel Corrie Foundation website through the Gaza attack and the start of the Obama presidency. I’ll be posting links from around the web of news people may be missing from the usual news sources as well as writing some original content.
Earlier this summer I took over managing the 
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Over the summer I created a microsite for Teacher Support Network at newteachers.info called The Starting Out Guide. The goal was to tranform the written document into a website that newly qualified and trainee teachers could access from anyway.
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