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Tim Davies
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IGF 2011
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Tim Davies posted a photo
Southampton Web Science DTC - #IGF12 Remote Hub
The remote hub at the University of Southampton onto this years Internet Governance Forum.
Tim Davies commented on Tim Davies's blog post Setting up Remote Hub in Southampton, UK"
A quick photo from the Remote Hub yesterday...
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Tim Davies posted a blog postSetting up Remote Hub in Southampton, UK
I first encountered IGF three years ago, when working with Pete Cranston to support young social reporters at the IGF in Sharm El Sheikh. Since then I've been fortunate to have the opportunity to attend IGF in Vilnius and Nairobi working on social reporting with Diplo. This year, I realised I wasn't going to be able to make it to Baku, so decided to experience the other side of remote participation,…See More
Tim Davies posted a blog post(Cross-posted from the Commonwealth IGF blog) As a proposal I worked on for a workshop at this years Internet Governance Forum on the Internet Governance issues of Open Government Data has been acc…
(Cross-posted from the Commonwealth IGF blog) As a proposal I worked on for a workshop at this years Internet Governance Forum on the Internet Governance issues of Open Government Data has been accepted, I've been starting to think through…See More
Eleanor Adwoa Forbea Afful commented on Tim Davies's blog post Which do you mean by Youth?"Hi Tim,
I am deliberating on the analogy of different types of youth, The catchy one is "Youth as the present"
This brings to mind that as equal citizens with adults now the digital divide between the youth and adults ( digital…"
Tim Davies posted a blog postIGF Workshop Report: Challenging Myths about Young People and the Internet
Reposted from the Youth Coalition on Internet Governance Blog. Below is the formal report from Workshop 92, Challenging Myths about Young People and the Internet, organised by, and including, many members of the Youth Coalition on…See More
Tim Davies commented on Deirdre Williams's blog post Policy, Privacy, Pagiarism ...?"Hello Deirdre,
How are you? I hope all is well in St Lucia.
You are raising some really interesting issues in these posts.
On the question of privacy and young people, I wonder if the outcomes of the 'Challenging Myths about Young People…"
Tim Davies posted a blog postReflections on IGF 2011 - challenging myths about youth (#92), eParticipation and #opendata
Reposted from the UK IGF blog. The challenge faced by the Internet Governance Forum is a big one: to convene open multi-stakeholder dialogue on extremely diverse Internet issues in order to help shape global Internet policy and practice. Sometimes it can feel like an event of fragmented workshops, repeating year-on-year without making progress: but within the packed agenda are…See More
Tim Davies commented on Robert Kikonyogo's blog post Seven Tips for Successful Youth Technology Programs"Hey Robert,
This is a really useful post. Absolutely mirrors our experience in the UK that good technology projects are predominantly just good youth projects, with a technology angle. The people and social spaces remain…"
Tim Davies posted a blog postBlogging or Tweeting at #IGF11? Include workshop tags (e.g #63) in your headlines to be part of the #igfbuzz and workshop aggregator #67
Next Monday check back here to the Diplo Internet Governance Community to find a link to the 2011 IGF Social Media Aggregator. The aggregator will take your blog posts here on the Diplo Internet Governance site, and tweets that use the #igf11 hash-tag and will bring them together in one place, sifting blog posts by topic and workshop - so you can find tweets and blog posts alongside workshop details, transcripts and reports. To make sure your posts and tweets are included against the right…See More
Paul Muchene replied to Tim Davies's discussion Social Reporting at IGF 2011 in the group IGF 2011"Yes Tim, I will definitely be in Nairobi for the IGF and will be willing to blog and report about the workshops I will be participating. Best wishes also!
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Tim Davies replied to Tim Davies's discussion Social Reporting at IGF 2011 in the group IGF 2011"Hello Paul,
We were not planning on having any particular workshops we target for reporting this year: although I'm sure that some of the Diplo team will be able to identify particular workshops that will be really interesting.
Are there some…"
Paul Muchene replied to Tim Davies's discussion Social Reporting at IGF 2011 in the group IGF 2011"Thank you Tim! Are there particular IGF workshop you have in mind for which you may want reporters?"
Tim Davies added a discussion to the group IGF 2011
Social Reporting at IGF 2011
I'm looking forward to being at this years IGF next week! Whilst we've not got the same social reporting programme taking place this year, I'm still going to be working on keeping a social media aggregator going, and encouraging anyone who can to tweet, blog and even capture some video interviews about workshops and sessions. You can find the Social Reporting guide from last year here. If you tweet about…See More
Tim Davies is attending Diplo IGCBP's event6th Internet Governance Forum at Nairobi, Kenya
September 27, 2011 to September 30, 2011
The Sixth Annual IGF Meeting will be held in Nairobi, Kenya on 27-30 September 2011 at the United Nations Office at Nairobi (UNON). The proposed main theme of the meeting is: 'Internet as a catalyst for change: access, development, freedoms and innovation'. Online registration for the Sixth Annual IGF Meeting is now open. It will close on 9 September 2011. Join the IGF 2011 group: …See More
Profile Information
- Did you take the Internet Governance Capacity Building Programme - IGCBP from DiploFoundation? If so, in which year? Who was tutoring you?
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- Where did you ¨discover¨ this Community portal?
- Preparing to come to IGF 09
- What are you currently doing today and projects you have related to Internet governance?
- I am studying at the Oxford Internet Institute for an MSc in the Social Science of the Internet - which includes key elements on Internet Governance.
My past work has focussed on supporting the youth-sector in the UK to engage with digital technologies and the internet - particularly looking at youth work through online social network spaces.
- In which ways the capacity building provided by Diplo has helped you and your community in Internet governance issues? (Question only for IGCBP Alumni)
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- Please list the names of organizations you are a member of, including hyperlinks for more information when possible.
- Practical Participation - http://www.practicalparticipation.co.uk
Youth Work Online - community of practice around digital youth work - http://www.youthworkonline.org.uk
Networked Participation - community of practice around online youth participation - http://www.networkedparticipation.co.uk
Oxford Internet Institute - http://www.oii.ox.ac.uk
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Setting up Remote Hub in Southampton, UK
I first encountered IGF three years ago, when working with Pete Cranston to support young social reporters at the IGF in Sharm El Sheikh. Since then I've been fortunate to have the opportunity to attend IGF in Vilnius and Nairobi working on social reporting with Diplo. This year, I realised I wasn't going to be able to make it to Baku, so decided to experience the other side of remote participation,…
ContinuePosted on November 5, 2012 at 10:44am — 1 Comment
IGF Workshop Report: Challenging Myths about Young People and the Internet
Reposted from the Youth Coalition on Internet Governance Blog.
Below is the formal report from Workshop 92, Challenging Myths about Young People and the Internet, organised by, and including, many members of…
ContinuePosted on November 6, 2011 at 3:56pm
Reflections on IGF 2011 - challenging myths about youth (#92), eParticipation and #opendata
Reposted from the UK IGF blog.
The challenge faced by the Internet Governance Forum is a big one: to convene open multi-stakeholder dialogue on extremely diverse Internet issues in order to help shape global Internet policy and practice. Sometimes it can feel like an event of fragmented workshops, repeating year-on-year without making progress: but within the…
ContinuePosted on October 18, 2011 at 4:46pm
Comment Wall (3 comments)
- At 11:21am on August 31, 2011,
Bakary Njie said… Hello Tim,
This is a followup to my earlier quest 2010 regarding the webcast downloading possibilities.Could you please feed me about any development regarding the achives.
Regards.
Bakary Njie
- At 3:36pm on September 14, 2010,
S.P.ANANDAN said… - Thank you Tim for accepting me as a friend.
- At 10:31am on November 1, 2009,
Diplo IGCBP said… - Welcome, Tim - looking forward to engage on the conversation with you and the work on Youth.
Maybe you would like to get in touch with members Pascal Bekono and Rafik who are working on a youth survey for the IGF.
Also, there is a group of youth that was present at the last EuroDig - you can join the EuroDig group and post a message there.
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