The ruralnet|online story
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- The ruralnet|uk collaboration event collaborate|2008 in conjunction with
- The ruralnet|uk collaboration event collaborate|2008 in conjunction with If you want to know what else went on at this event please visit: http://collaborate2008.ruralnet.org.uk
- ruralnet|online The first 10 years and what happens next Simon Berry and Paul Henderson ruralnet|uk & RNUK Ltd s.berry@ruralnet.org.uk p.henderson@ruralnet.org.uk
- How it started
- How it developed
- Where we were in 2006
- What we did next
- Where we’ve got to
- ruralnet|online How it started
- ruralnet|online How it started
- ruralnet|online How it started
- ruralnet|online How it started
- Initial dilemma
- No one to collaborate with
- Initial disappointment
- Lack of peer support
- Initial break through
- Networks Online
- Service development
- Experts Online
- xPRESS Digest
- Active Brokerage
- 4,000 users over 20 networks
- Initial dilemma
- No one to collaborate with
- Initial disappointment
- Lack of peer support
- Initial break through
- Networks Online
- Service development
- Experts Online
- xPRESS Digest
- Active Brokerage
- 4,000 users over 20 networks
- Initial dilemma
- No one to collaborate with
- Initial disappointment
- Lack of peer support
- Initial break through
- Networks Online
- Service development
- Experts Online
- xPRESS Digest
- Active Brokerage
- 4,000 users over 20 networks
- Initial dilemma
- No one to collaborate with
- Initial disappointment
- Lack of peer support
- Initial break through
- Networks Online
- Service development
- Experts Online
- xPRESS Digest
- Active Brokerage
- 4,000 users over 20 networks
- Initial dilemma
- No one to collaborate with
- Initial disappointment
- Lack of peer support
- Initial break through
- Networks Online
- Service development
- Experts Online
- xPRESS Digest
- Active Brokerage
- 4,000 users over 20 networks
- High value services and people trapped in a single platform behind an ID and PW
- High value services and people trapped in a single platform behind an ID and PW
- High value services and people trapped in a single platform behind an ID and PW
- High value services and people trapped in a single platform behind an ID and PW
- Invisible
- Inaccessible
- Inflexible
- All or nothing
- Web 2.0 / RSS in particular was emerging
- ruralnet|online Where we were in 2006 - what was happening around us
- ruralnet|online Where we were in 2006 - what was happening around us
- ruralnet|online Where we were in 2006 - what was happening around us
- Review using net:gain methodology
- Change in strategy
- Disaggregate our services
- Make user authentication independent of services
- Single sign on
- Fully exploit RSS to:
- Push our services out
- Pull the services of others in
- Aggregate services and people wherever they are
- Review using net:gain methodology
- Change in strategy
- Disaggregate our services
- Make user authentication independent of services
- Single sign on
- Fully exploit RSS to:
- Push our services out
- Pull the services of others in
- Aggregate services and people wherever they are
- Review using net:gain methodology
- Change in strategy
- Disaggregate our services
- Make user authentication independent of services
- Single sign on
- Fully exploit RSS to:
- Push our services out
- Pull the services of others in
- Aggregate services and people wherever they are
- Review using net:gain methodology
- Change in strategy
- Disaggregate our services
- Make user authentication independent of services
- Single sign on
- Fully exploit RSS to:
- Push our services out
- Pull the services of others in
- Aggregate services and people wherever they are
- Launched co-design exercise in January
- Where we are now
- Co-design - key insights
- Not a walled garden
- Distributed network
- People not Platform
- Relationships vs information
- Make your own network
- Free and paid for services
- Need for support and training
- We need to give individuals, groups and organisations the tools and skills to be a part of this:
- Where we are now
- Co-design - key insights
- Not a walled garden
- Distributed network
- People not Platform
- Relationships vs information
- Make your own network
- Free and paid for services
- Need for support and training
- We need to give individuals, groups and organisations the tools and skills to be a part of this:
- Where we are now
- Co-design - key insights
- Not a walled garden
- Distributed network
- People not Platform
- Relationships vs information
- Make your own network
- Free and paid for services
- Need for support and training
- We need to give individuals, groups and organisations the tools and skills to be a part of this:
- ruralnet|online First case study: the community carbon network
- ruralnet|online First case study: the community carbon network
- ruralnet|online First case study: the community carbon network
- ruralnet|online First case study: the community carbon network For further information on the content and structure of the Community Carbon Network please go to: http://tinyurl.com/6s2gue The website itself is here: www.communitycarbon.net
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