Thur 22 March, 15:45 – 16:45, Foyer
Oxford, 21 - 22 March 2012
Author Archives:
Presentation: Naomi Colvin, Occupy London
Wed 21 March, 09:45 – 10:45, Tsuzuki Lecture Theatre
- Naomi Colvin, Occupy London
Analytics
Summary of small group discussion looking at what to measure, how and why, and what to do with what you learn.
Feedback
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Reaching new audiences
Ideas and experiences on the topic of reaching new/ different target audiences, reaching out to new demographics and recruiting supporters from beyond your usual crowd. We also discussed general tips for attracting more web traffic.
The UK election 2010
Convenor: Kaye Brennan (Woodland Trust)
Online communities & linking social media
Small group discussion looking at ways of building online communities on other platforms and the tools which can make this easier. Also covers ‘house’ social networks.
E-campaigning on a shoestring
Notes from discussion covering tips and tools for online campaigning on a tight budget with very limited staff resources.
What happens when you lose?
Brief notes of discussion looking at what to do, and how to communicate with your supporters, when you don’t achieve your campaign objectives.
Open Data/Semantic Web
Summary of discussion of frameworks and ideas around data sharing, and at the idea of the ‘semantic web’.
Exit strategies from social media
What do you need to do when you close down a social media presence (eg Facebook group) and how to you do it without losing supporters?
mydavidcameron – Clifford Singer
Clifford Singer talks about the success of the mydavidcameron political site, encouraging people to edit and spoof UK Conservative Party campaign posters. This post on his blog covers the ground, explaining some reasons how and why the site went viral.