hotseat

http://hs.technologyandsocialaction.org/node/174   Come and explore these core issues with Hannah Beardon http://www.reflect-action.org/ and our PRADSA members. Our online hotseat will be informing and extending our 2 day face to face event.

In the book "Here Comes Everyone" Clay Shirky claims that Web 2.0 gives us, for the first time in history, the tools we need to change the world. Marc Osten (www.summitcollaborative.com) our next hotseat host, asks us whether in fact this leads us yet again down a dangerous road to social inaction and ineffectiveness.

Join in this hot seat discussion at http://hs.technologyandsocialaction.org/hotseat-4

Alan is opening our hotseat season with a challenge for us to explore how we
can protect and extend the gains we've made with open software.

http://hs.technologyandsocialaction.org/node/32

To contribute and see it in its full glory, you'll need to log into our
PRADSA website. http://www.technologyandsocialaction.org/
If you've forgotten you password, just select the change your password here.
Unless you've created your own account, your login will be your first name
and surname.

Clodagh Miskelly and Steve Walker have evaluated projects in very different contexts. Come and join in the conversation at

http://hs.technologyandsocialaction.org

OK .. rough notes on work in progress of the hot seat software ... basically so I can remember how to do it again.

There are quite a lot of settings to get right. Some through drupal, others on a shell on the webserver ( or however you mod the files on there )

Its work in progress but at this date can be found at http://hs.technologyandsocialaction.org