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LGIU Social Network Sites and Youth Participation - Action Learning Set

Exploring how Social Network Sites can be used for youth participation. An Action Learning Set hosted by LGIU.

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Dear all,Just to let you know that I am in the process of uploading information and materials from our first meeting (4th of March) at my Huddle Workspace. Hope it provides useful to you. MarkIntern - LGIU
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Hi I have just joined the Action Learning Set and look forward to sharing experience and ideas. With this in mind, I would welcome any comments from colleagues on our recently built, interactive section for Members of Youth Parliament. See http://ww…
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You can use the Social Bookmarking tool del.icio.us to share links with other members of the Action Learning Set by using the tag 'snsals' (standing for 'Social Network Sites Action Learning Set'). All the links you share will be available here and the latest bookmarks will be shown below.
 

Networked Participation

This is the online network for the LGIU Youth Participation and Social Network Sites action learning set. The action learning set met physically every month during the first half of 2009 to explore how social networking can play a part in empowering young people and engaging young people in local government and democracy. The final report of the Action Learning Set, presented as a practical guide for others, is available for £10 here.

We have opened this network to welcome input from all practitioners interested in the use of social media for youth engagement and participation.

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Mark Warburton

Huddle Workspace





Dear all,

Just to let you know that I am in the process of uploading information and materials from our first meeting (4th of March) at my Huddle Workspace. Hope it provides useful to you.



Mark

Intern - LGIU

Posted by Mark Warburton on March 11, 2010 at 11:37am

Mark Warburton

Children in Care roundtable update!




Hello all,


My first blog here! I would just like to let you all know about the progress LGIU and the Audit Commission have made with the Children in Care project.The project looks to be moving along steadily, and if you are uninitiated, click below (on the picture) for the project's overview:


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Posted by Mark Warburton on February 23, 2010 at 3:30pm

Tim Davies

2010 - What are your social network participation projects for the coming year?

Happy New Year!

It's 2010. Six months since the end of the first Action Learning Set on youth participation, and lots has been going on across the country.

What have you been up to recently in the use of social media for youth engagement, or in wider contexts in your local authority? What have you got planned for 2010?

Posted by Tim Davies on January 5, 2010 at 11:14am — 1 Comment

Tim Davies

2010 Action Learning Set

Building on the learning from the 2009 Action Learning Set LGIU are running a second Action Learning Set this year - with a slightly wider focus on Social Media and Youth Participation (looking beyond just Social Networking).

You can find more details and how to book on the LGIU Website.

Please do forward details to colleagues who you think may be interested.

Posted by Tim Davies on January 5, 2010 at 11:12am

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Michele Ide-Smith

Hosting SNS internally or externally? 3 Replies

Hello everyone, My name is Michele Ide-Smith and I work for Cambridgeshire County Council as the Web Development Manager. I am currently in discussions with an internal service about a small online…

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Started by Michele Ide-Smith in General Discussion. Last reply by Joy Jenkins Jul. 31, 2009.

Sarah

Pre-event online forum tips 1 Reply

My organisation is thinking of opening an online forum or network for participants (young people, and maybe also professionals who work with them) prior to a participation event so that we can see wh…

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Started by Sarah in General Discussion. Last reply by Tim Davies Jun. 12, 2009.

Tim Davies

Proving the case: what are the benefits of SNS? 2 Replies

“You’ve got the opportunities on this hand, and the risks or challenges on that hand - how do we show the opportunities and benefits are worth it?” Our first session raised questions about making t…

Tagged: january, opportunity, benefits, challenges, risk

Started by Tim Davies in Reading Lists. Last reply by Louise Piper Mar. 27, 2009.

Tim Davies

Skilled up: training needs and opportunities...

Training for practitioners came up as a big issue in our first session. >What training do you want? >What training do your colleagues want or need? >What training is already out there? &…

Tagged: january, getting, development, training, started

Started by Tim Davies in Reading Lists Jan. 24, 2009.

Tim Davies

Getting started: creating a pack of accessible guidance for all organisations. 14 Replies

One thing many participants in our first session highlighted as an outcome needed from the Action Learning Set was an accessible pack of guidance that helps organisations work step by step through en…

Tagged: january, getting, resources, toolkit, started

Started by Tim Davies in Reading Lists. Last reply by Tim Davies Feb. 19, 2009.

Tim Davies

What have you been up to in January and February? 2 Replies

I've just been listening to the start of our residential and hearing about all the different ways in which you have been engaging with Social Network Sites since last Action Learning Set. Here's the…

Tagged: february

Started by Tim Davies in Reading Lists. Last reply by Tim Davies Mar. 3, 2009.

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