[esocialaction] Hotseat-May 19th: Will Web 2.0 be the toolset we need to change the world?

[Leonie Ramondt]

Hi folks, 

Marc Osten has kindly agreed to host our next hotseat.  Starting on the May
19th it will run for two weeks.  Please come and join us and argue your
perspective.  I'll send the link to our pradsa and esocialaction lists on
the morning. however, you'll also be able to access it via
www.technologyandsocialaction.org from the 19th.

although our hotseat will be visible via the web, to comment you'll need to
make an account via our website. this is done quickly and easily.

to get you thinking....
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.

please feel free to forward this to any interested parties.

warm wishes,
Leonie

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Leonie Ramondt

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