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Teacamp 3 May 2012: UK Youth Parliament social media guidelines

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May 032012

Cafe Zest, 2nd floor, House of Fraser, Victoria St, London, SW1E 6QX

UK Youth Parliament social media guidelines

Rhammel Afflick from the UK Youth Parliament (UKYP) will talk about his role in UKYP and their new social media guidelines. UKYP is run by young people and provides opportunities for 11-18 year-olds to use their voice in creative ways to bring about social change. This follows on from the April teacamp on cross government social media guidelines.

@Rhammified @UKYP

How teacamp works…

Just turn up at Cafe Zest from 4pm on the day, you don’t need to book a place in advance and is open to everyone. It is very informal in the corner of the cafe, and very friendly. If you are coming for the first time or on your own, find me (Jane O’Loughlin) and I will introduce you to some teacampers.

4pm – 4.30pm : people arrive, have a chat and a cup of tea
4.30 – 4.40pm: Rhammel will talk for 10 mins
4.40pm – 6pm: discussion with everyone and some people break into smaller groups and chat and catch up
6pm: sometimes there is beercamp in nearest pub, often lead by @baskers..

Contact me @teacamplondon if you would like more information.

Teacamp Thu 12 Apr 2012: Social media guidelines

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Apr 122012

Cafe Zest, 2nd floor, House of Fraser, Victoria St, London, SW1E 6QX

Social media guidelines teacamp

Are you writing or updating or interested in social media guidelines? Or do you just want to come and mingle with some digital people? If so, come along and share your thoughts and views with:

Louise Kidney @loulouk Government Digital Service; Tim Lloyd @timolloyd Dept for Business; Julia Chandler @juliac2 DFID; @nettienoodles Ministry of Justice; Alice Ainsworth @aliceainsworth Dept for Health; Robin Riley @robinwryley HMRC; Simon Everest @simoneverest DEFRA;

and also Steph Gray @lesteph Helpful technology and The Magic Dragon @Puffles

Louise, Tim and Steph will do five mins each on guidelines they are writing / have written, followed by discussion with everyone.

How teacamp works…

4pm – 4.30pm : people arrive, have a chat and a cup of tea
4.30 – 4.45pm: Louise, Tim and Steph will do 5 mins each on guidelines they are writing / have written
4.55pm – 6pm: discussion with everyone and some people break into smaller groups and chat and catch up
6pm: sometimes there is beercamp in nearest pub, often lead by @baskers..

Contact me @teacamplondon if you would like more information.

teacamp 2nd February 2012 Digital inclusion at Westminster City Council

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Feb 022012

This month featuring

Westminster City Council digital inclusion initiatives by Irene McWilliams @irenedigital Irene will talk about two current initiatives:

Charity Cloud Computing Network: the aim is to reduce costs for charities through alternatives to direct funding. The city council are holding an IT support forum for charities in March and discussion will include: what dopeople need to live in a digital world http://www.westminsterintouch.com/
Getting homeless people online: the aim is to get smart phones and free wifi for homeless people to help them keep in contact with family and agencies, giving them an address and identity.

Time and place:

Thursday 2 February 2012, 4pm – 6pm at Cafe Zest at 2nd floor House of Fraser, 101 Victoria St London SW1E 6QX

How to attend:

Just turn up on the day you don’t have to book in advance. For information email jane.oloughlin@digital.cabinet-office.gov.uk

@teacampLondon

#iceteacamp Wed 18 January

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Jan 182012

The fourth Internal Comms Teacamp takes place Wednesday, 18^th January. The focus this time around will be staff surveys and employee engagement research. It’s open to all Internal Communications practitioners, whatever your specialism or industry, and takes place at Teacamp favourite – Cafe Zest on the 2^nd floor of House of Fraser in Victoria.If you can’t make it, follow the action on the #iceteacamp hashtag

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