Workshop+tag+round

(Back to workshop introductory account)

In an initial round of the Knowledge Wiki Workshop, we briefly introduced ourselves and offered three ‘tags’ to represent themes that are important to us. Not everyone who attended the workshop is represented here, because at this point not everyone had arrived.
 * ~ Name ||~  ||~ Tags suggested ||
 * John Alexander ||  || selling in, trust, making choices ||
 * Adrian Barker ||  || local government, communities, collaborative development ||
 * Mark Barratt ||  || learning, structure/models/patterns, lucid interfaces ||
 * Fiona Boyd ||  || facilitation, research, reflection ||
 * Iain Brown ||  || collaboration, knowledge transfer, facilitation ||
 * Matthew Brown ||  || government, sharing professional knowledge, encouraging users ||
 * Suzanne Burge ||  || membership organisations, collaboration, knowledge exchange ||
 * Terence Freedman ||  || sharing, structure, digital landfill ||
 * Genevieve Hibbs ||  || information handling, local govenment, compiling a dictionary ||
 * Helen Hilton ||  || management, mania, mayhem ||
 * Barbara Kilpatrick ||  || integration of workflow, security, choice ||
 * Edmund Lee ||  || public sector, knowledge, improving practice ||
 * Mike MacAulay ||  || collaboration, barriers, accumulation ||
 * Alex McLachlan ||  || membership organisations, charities, collaboration ||
 * Drew Mackie ||  || community consultation, (design?), social media ||
 * Aboubakr A Moteleb ||  || business, improvement, innovation ||
 * Alan Pollard ||  || volunteering, digital divide, silver surfers ||
 * Will Pollard ||  || editing, training, journalism ||
 * Colin Pearson ||  || appreciation of what a wiki can do, practical applications ||
 * David Penfold ||  || knowledge organisation, sharing and re-use, teaching and learning ||
 * Graham Robertson ||  || helping newcomers to contribute, financial justification, sustaining interest ||
 * Conrad Taylor ||  || editing, encouraging contribution, mastering arcane technology ||
 * Adrian Walmsley ||  || collaborative communities ||
 * Ben Weiner ||  || behaviour, software capability, trust ||
 * David Willcox ||  || collaboration, open, disruption ||
 * Derek Wenmoth ||  || collaboration, ownership, school use ||