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I can’t make it but this looks like a great event for anyone interested in building and running websites for local communities. It will have a London bias but will be a fab event for meeting other people – check the guest list to see who’s already signed up. London Neighbourhoods Online Unconference, 2010, Saturday, September 25, [...]

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Do you know a Digital hero who deserves £5,000? TalkTalk, in association with Citizens Online and The Daily Mirror, are launching the Digital Heroes Awards 2010 to find this years UK Digital Heroes. The Awards will be recognise outstanding individuals using the power of the internet to implement bright ideas which bring about positive social change. [...]

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Young people between 14 and 19 aintereste din a career in the media are invited to apply to be part of Channel 4′s Inspiration Week South 2010, which will run in April. South West Screen | Channel 4′s Inspiration Week South.

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Media Trust is running a PR workshop in Southampton and London which may be of interest to organisations in the south east. Planning Your PR Activities will help you develop a strategic approach to public relations, focus your activities on the right media to reach your target audience, make the most of your events and [...]

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There are lots of free training resources available through the Microsoft site, as there are across the internet. Many can help staff and volunteers support themselves when using common tools, but which ones work best? Techsoup, based in the US, is running a free online training event/webinar (what an ugly word) at which Microsoft staff [...]

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The National Circuit Riders Conference takes place at IBM headquarters in south west London on 9 June and is a great chance to meet and swap tips with people who provide IT support to the voluntary and community sector. A Circuit Rider is described as ‘a mobile worker who provides ICT support and development to [...]

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M & E Consulting, preponderate.network and Charities Evaluation Services are pleased to announce the first-ever conference on ‘Outcomes monitoring and IT’ which will take place in London on 21st May 2009.

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Tickets are available now for a free ICT event in London in May. Workshops will cover: • E-learning tools • Ensuring effective websites • Delivering an e-campaign • Technology supporting collaboration • Managing your supporter base • Accessible computing • Innovation in service delivery Book now on the NCVO website using the link below: NCVO [...]

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The Institute of Fundraising Technology Special Interest Group has announced its fourth annual one-day conference, on May 14th in London. Howard Lake of UK Fundraising is the keynote speaker, with twelve seminars to choose from on Implementing CRM, Online Fundraising and Web 2.0, and Technology Management. Speakers include individuals from Cancer Research UK, Help The [...]

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Ever wanted to collect sign up information for your event through a website? Want to have a spreadsheet with all the delegate’s details at your fingertips? Want to be able to download that information and use it again in the future? Sounds like you could use a Google Form, a great new tool that lets [...]

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It’s your last chance to nominate your great IT volunteer in iT4Communities’ National IT Volunteering Awards 2008. Get your  nominations in by 19th December for any or all of the  4 categories: Best IT Volunteer, Best IT Volunteering Project – Innovation, Impact, and Accessibility. Each winning  organisation gets £500. Nominate now  at http://tinyurl.com/itawards08  or call iT4Communities [...]

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I haven’t posted anything much here for a week or more, mainly because I’ve been so busy. So I’ve just posted a long entry on my other blog listing various stuff I’ve been doing in the past few weeks. As well as impressing you with the enormous range and depth of my talents and duties [...]

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I’m working on a Lottery-funded project looking at ways of embedding IT training in other community learning activities. So we’re teaching budgeting but it includes training in Excel, or we’re teaching report-writing and showing how to use some of the features of Word. We’re holding a free event in December to discuss what we’re doing [...]

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How can Capacity Builders make sure it’s big vision is successfully delivered through its network of services and funded projects? Perhaps the answer lies in one of the programmes it has funded? NCVO’s excellent Collaborative Working conference on Wednesday included a presentation by Nigel Newton Sawyerr of bassac who is leading Collaboration Benefits, a three-year [...]

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I’m working with Helen Snashell and Nigel Parrish at Isle of Wight Rural Community Council to help them recruit more volunteers with IT skills. I had a great meeting with them yesterday to plan a campaign for the new year, supported by Anne Stafford from IT4Communities, which has access to a UK-wide network of thousands [...]

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