As readers of this blog will know, I quite like experimenting with a number of services to record, represent and […]
Category: cetis-communications
Betweenness Centrality – helping us understand our networks
Like many others I’m becoming increasingly interested in the many ways we can now start to surface and visualise connections […]
Socially favoured projects, real measures of engagement?
Martin Hawksey has been doing a bit of playing around with JISC project data lately and has now created a […]
Corporate memory, timelines and memolane
This week we had one of our quite rare all of CETIS staff meetings. During the discussions over the two […]
#cetis10 snapshot of backchannel and amplification
Another year, another CETIS conference. Monday and Tuesday this week saw around 140 delegates join us at the National College […]
The changing nature of technology innovation
I’ve just watched Clay Shirky’s recent talk on ted.com on “how twitter can change history“. Although the content of the […]
