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Due to some incompatibility between my new EeePC and the venue wifi network this live-blog was undertaken using the soft-keyboard on my iPhone over a 3G connection. It is therefore both incomplete and somewhat minimal. That said, I think (hope!) that there is useful information contained within...
For full details about FOWA see the conference schedule and the videos of the presentations.
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A series of live-blogs from meetings about Web 2.0, the Semantic Web, open access, digital libraries, metadata, middleware, e-learning, e-research, online identity, virtual worlds and anything else that takes our fancy by Pete Johnston and Andy Powell.
Pete and Andy both work for Eduserv where they also write for eFoundations.
Andy, I don't know how wedded you are to CoverItLive, but I was just commenting on a post about live blogging on Brian Kelly's blog when the following occurred to me:
One possible approach would be to setup an event based Twitter account (in this case something like fowa2008ap). Those interested could follow this from a Twitter client, the web client or via RSS, reply to it using the @ syntax to comment, it would be searchable via Twitter Search etc.
Just an idea...
Posted by: Owen Stephens | October 07, 2008 at 03:13 PM
More discussion on this at http://ukwebfocus.wordpress.com/2008/10/06/on-the-fly-professional-development-and-learning/#comments
Posted by: Owen Stephens | October 08, 2008 at 12:39 PM