Me at the ‘Sharing Information Digitally’ event
October 7th, 2009 | Published in work related
Despite all my best avoiding efforts, I knew somewhere along the line I would have to do something like this. I have spoken to groups before but I think it’s not for everyone, me in particular. I don’t have the best of times articulating myself and i’m always conscious that I’ll miss something important out. Anyway, I spoke at the ‘Sharing Information Digitally’ event organised by WMRO at Millennium Point, Birmingham. I attempted to tie in some stuff around digital inclusion and how that relates to sharing information, or more-so the speed at which sharing information digitally is evolving (which is pretty darn quick). It wasn’t as bad I thought it would be. My nerves steadied enough for me to get most of the content over in what felt like a mildly jerky fashion.
Below are the slides from the presentation and the podcast which you’ll probably need to listen to to make sense of the slides.
Stuart Parker on Digital Inclusion by wmro
