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“If you want to do it quickly, do it alone. If you want to do it well, do it together.” - African proverb. / Inspiring Quotes 18
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- Social by Social Wiki Practical guide to using new technologies to create social impact. It makes accessible the tools you need to engage a community, offer services, scale up activities and sustain projects. Whoever you are, it shows you how to take technology and turn it into real world benefits. Social by Social blog for updates, conversations, videos and more
Wanted pages and external links
- find stats for an area neighbourhood.statistics.gov.uk
- addiply, helping communities online become 'not-for-loss'
- How to: search within a specific council website, Help Me Investigate blog
- Legal Resources for Hyperlocals from #LNO10 journallocal.co.uk, 25 September, 2010 / Legal resources
- Tips for creating, developing and promoting local community sites localcommunities wiki
- Openly Local, making local government more transparent. New (as at Feb 20101) project to develop an open and unified way of accessing Local Government information. Sites includes a Hyperlocal Sites in UK & Ireland map and directory
- Editors' Code of Practice, Press Complaints Commission
- Talk About Local, project to give people in their communities a powerful online voice
- 45 provocative propositions about using social technology, David Wilcox ⋅ April 6, 2009
- Wide Open, Open source methods and their future potential, Geoff Mulgan, Omar Salem, Tom Steinberg, 2005, ISBN 1841801429, Demos
- interview with Hugh Flouch from HarringayOnline.com {PDF file, approx 2.08MB)
- Thoughts on BeLocal - Building and Engaging Local Communities using Digital Technologies, Posted on February 6, 2009 by carlhaggerty
- Making the Net Work Aims to help those planning to get their organisation or neighbourhood online, or create local technology centres. Also interested in virtual teams and networks.
- Partnerships Online Partnerships, participation and Online Communities
- SustainIT, initiative of UK CEED, focusing on ICT and sustainable development
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