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Thanks for that; your youthworktoolbox website looks useful, particularly the podcasts.
We're looking at going with Mailchimp as it's very user-friendly and very much integrated with social media which is a major plus.
I might…"
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I would just like to say a big thank you for the Unconference Day as a newbie and 1st one it was great to meet like minded people. The topics and participation were great and the pizza was fab too :)
Added by Marion Boyle on May 24, 2011 at 13:55 — No Comments
Thoughts and questions from a newbie to digital unconferences!
- So the first thing to say is how much I enjoyed the unconference on Saturday. Just being around so many committed and knowledgable people is an inspiration! It was also great to have the space to opt out of some of the afternoon sessions to simply sit with my colleagues Paula and Kerry and think about what we needed to do in Platform 51 as a result of what we'd learnt.
Platform 51 is a fabulous organisation working with women and girls to create change for…
ContinueAdded by Ali Thomas on May 23, 2011 at 10:45 — 1 Comment
Sharing learning from Youth Work Online - posts around the web
It's great to see so many people blogging already about yesterday's unConference. So far I've spotted:
- Reflections from Katie on sessions including Online Consent and
How to tackle online racism, homophobia and gang culture…
Added by Tim Davies on May 22, 2011 at 17:08 — No Comments
Next steps for Youth Work Online...
Youth Work Online has been around for a few years now. The Network here now has over 900 members, many more visitors who haven't yet joined, and today we ran our fourth annual open space unConference event.
It's run fairly informally, and has worked well as a non-commercial and shared space for talking digital dimensions of work with young people - and I've been funding the running costs (just the domain name and monthly Ning subscription), with help from Katie Bacon in the…
ContinueAdded by Tim Davies on May 21, 2011 at 19:43 — 10 Comments
Announcing the 2011 unConference - Book now!
Connected Generation '2011 #cgen11
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Added by Tim Davies on April 15, 2011 at 18:43 — 1 Comment
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Please could everyone share this survey with 8 to 19 year olds.The research is exploring children and young peoples views on e-Safety, so great opportunity to get them thinking about staying safe online. http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/9QH8RB2Much appreciate any support and I am happy to share the results in June should anybody like to have a read :)See More
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Kate Reed posted an eventFree training day for youth workers on Understanding Group Work at YMCA George Williams College
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YMCA George Williams College is offering a free training day on ‘Understanding Group Work’ for professionals and volunteers working with young people. The day will encourage you to think about different approaches to group work as well as providing practical activities that you can take away and use with young people. Topics to be covered include: Team buildingGroup rolesUnderstanding conflictUsing discussionLeadershipTo book your free place, please contact Naomi Stanton…See More
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BackgroundOne of the challenges of assessment processes with young people is how to secure their involvement and active participation. Only too often assessment can become something that is ‘done’ to young people (or a form that needs to be filled in), rather than a dynamic process that puts them at the centre, something theyare involved with and have some ownership over. The assessment tools called ‘CAF Cards’ and ‘Road Sign Cards’ have been developed with young people to work with the…See More
Helen Miller commented on Tim Davies's blog post Youth Workers exploring Youth Work in 21st Century - Virtual Conference"My apologies for commenting some 4 months after this event happened, I really don't get onto this site as often as I should! This was the first (hopefully there will be many more) online youth work student conference, and it was a bit of a have…"
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