Monthly Archives: July 2010

Bookmarks for July 23rd through July 30th

These are my links for July 23rd through July 30th: Legislation.gov.uk – Incredibly useful webiste from the National Archives. All you need to know about UK legislation – and available as linked data! GovMetric: Enabling you to understand how customers … Continue reading

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CoP Usability and Sociability Heuristics

As some of my regular readers will know, I’m involved in a major new project to deliver the ‘next generation’ community of practice platform for UK local government organisations, see previous blog posts about the ‘Knowledge Hub’. The current platform … Continue reading

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Bookmarks for July 16th through July 21st

These are my links for July 16th through July 21st: Inspirational Uses | London DataStore – The GLA itself is doing some of the most inspirational stuff around opening up government data – the London Data store is a model … Continue reading

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Bookmarks for July 7th through July 15th

These are my links for July 7th through July 15th: Martha Lane Fox want all citizens of working age online – A noble aim, but is it a realistic target? After all there is:
(a) no budget
(b) … Continue reading

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Knowledge Hub (part 2)

It’s taken a while for me to get around to posting an update to my “Knowledge Hub Part 1” post, mainly as a result of being fully immersed in the technology procurement process these past several months. This phase is … Continue reading

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Bookmarks for June 18th through July 4th

These are my links for June 18th through July 4th: Design Issues for the World Wide Web – These statements of architectural principle explain the thinking behind semantic web specifications. These are personal notes by Tim Berners-Lee: they are not … Continue reading

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