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Hood 2.1 - it’s still a Web 2.0 World out there
Following on from the success of the Hood 2.0 Workshop at ALT-C last year, at this years ALT-C I shall be running another workshop, Hood 2.1 – it’s still a Web 2.0 World out there. Background We… more →
Hood 2.0
Hood 2.1 - it’s still a Web 2.0 World out there
James Clay wrote 3 months ago: Following on from the success of the Hood 2.0 Workshop at ALT-C last year, at this years ALT-C I sha … more →
Hood 2.0 - It lives!
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James Clay wrote 1 year ago: Hood 2.0: it’s a Web 2.0 world out there This workshop will explore how using Web 2.0 can rethink th … more →
Hood 2.0 Workshop at ALT-C 2008
James Clay wrote 1 year ago: The draft timetable for ALT-C 2008 has been published and we now have a time and day for the Hood 2. … more →
ALT-C 2008
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James Clay wrote 1 year ago: I have received the following e-mail in my inbox. I am pleased to inform you that your proposal Hood … more →
ALT-C Submission
James Clay wrote 1 year ago: Am I going to jinx my ALT-C submission by stating on this blog that I have submitted a workshop for … more →
Hood 2.0 Workshop at ALT-C 2008
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James Clay wrote 1 year ago: I think that there should be a Hood 2.0 Workshop at ALT-C 2008. What the workshop should be about an … more →
Have an airport named after you...
James Clay wrote 2 years ago: There are many benefits of being part of the Hood 2.0 phenomena. One that is (quite rare) but is bee … more →
Five Days No Visits
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James Clay wrote 2 years ago: Over the last five days, Hood 2.0 has not been visited once (except by me). If no one is reading thi … more →
Hoodie 2.0 at Gate 34
James Clay wrote 2 years ago: A very nice post on Hood 2.0 on Steve Wheeler’s blog also brings in Airports as well. Read his … more →
Hood 2.0 on the web
James Clay wrote 2 years ago: Quite a few blogs have mentioned Hood 2.0, here is a selection. eFoundations – Reflections on … more →
What is Hood 2.0?
James Clay wrote 2 years ago: A group that looks at how Web 2.0 services can be used to take from the “rich” and gives … more →
