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A discussion document introducing the British Council’s planned Global Innovation Lab to the Ubuntu Community Andrew Missingham [email_address] Presentation to Ubuntu Developers’ Summit 11.05.10

[object Object],[object Object],About this presentation Andrew Missingham [email_address] Presentation to Ubuntu Developers’ Summit 11.05.10

[object Object],[object Object],What is the British Council? Andrew Missingham [email_address] Presentation to Ubuntu Developers’ Summit 11.05.10

[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],What is the Global Innovation Lab Andrew Missingham [email_address] Presentation to Ubuntu Developers’ Summit 11.05.10

[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],What is the Global Innovation Lab Andrew Missingham [email_address] Presentation to Ubuntu Developers’ Summit 11.05.10

[object Object],[object Object],What is the Global Innovation Lab Andrew Missingham [email_address] Presentation to Ubuntu Developers’ Summit 11.05.10

[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],The Global Forum Andrew Missingham [email_address] Presentation to Ubuntu Developers’ Summit 11.05.10

[object Object],The site will incorporate: 1. Networking. An embedded online social network. Andrew Missingham [email_address] Presentation to Ubuntu Developers’ Summit 11.05.10

[object Object],The site will incorporate: 1. Networking. An embedded online social network. 2. Collaboration. This will incorporate an office suite of programmes, a whiteboard, a diary/meeting setting function and a forum Andrew Missingham [email_address] Presentation to Ubuntu Developers’ Summit 11.05.10

[object Object],The site will incorporate: 1. Networking. An embedded online social network. 2. Collaboration. This will incorporate an office suite of programmes, a whiteboard, a diary/meeting setting function and a forum 3. An information store. This is both as a public face of what the network is creating (e.g. YouTube uploads, photos, links to other BC activity etc.) and also as a learning resource which is of use to the network. Andrew Missingham [email_address] Presentation to Ubuntu Developers’ Summit 11.05.10

[object Object],The site will incorporate: 1. Networking. An embedded online social network. 2. Collaboration. This will incorporate an office suite of programmes, a whiteboard, a diary/meeting setting function and a forum and a survey function 3. An information store. This is both as a public face of what the network is creating (e.g. YouTube uploads, photos, links to other BC activity etc.) and also as a learning resource which is of use to the network. 4. A resource for participants. This includes either a place for CVs, or links to where participants have their CVs (e.g. LinkedIn), databases of funding bodies, wiki definitions and discussions Andrew Missingham [email_address] Presentation to Ubuntu Developers’ Summit 11.05.10

[object Object],The site will incorporate: 1. Networking. An embedded online social network. 2. Collaboration. This will incorporate an office suite of programmes, a whiteboard, a diary/meeting setting function and a forum 3. An information store. This is both as a public face of what the network is creating (e.g. YouTube uploads, photos, links to other BC activity etc.) and also as a learning resource which is of use to the network. 4. A resource for participants. This includes either a place for CVs, or links to where participants have their CVs (e.g. LinkedIn), databases of funding bodies, wiki definitions and discussions 5. Training materials. These will to facilitate use of the Global Forum, especially links to existing BC resources (e.g. English language teaching) and introductions to the Global Forum’s preferred platforms. Andrew Missingham [email_address] Presentation to Ubuntu Developers’ Summit 11.05.10

[object Object],Andrew Missingham [email_address] Presentation to Ubuntu Developers’ Summit 11.05.10

[object Object],We need to start from where people are already comfortable online Where do they upload, network and collaborate. Give them “badges” that can identify what team they already support. Andrew Missingham [email_address] Presentation to Ubuntu Developers’ Summit 11.05.10

[object Object],We need to start from where people are already comfortable online Where do they upload, network and collaborate. Give them “badges” that can identify what team they already support. We need to welcome people using tools that they are familiar with Andrew Missingham [email_address] Presentation to Ubuntu Developers’ Summit 11.05.10

[object Object],We need to start from where people are already comfortable online Where do they upload, network and collaborate. Give them “badges” that can identify what team they already support. We need to welcome people using tools that they are familiar with We need to incorporate training into the face to face events Andrew Missingham [email_address] Presentation to Ubuntu Developers’ Summit 11.05.10

[object Object],We need to start from where people are already comfortable online Where do they upload, network and collaborate. Give them “badges” that can identify what team they already support. We need to welcome people using tools that they are familiar with We need to incorporate training into the face to face events We need to roll out online tools as and when they are appropriate Andrew Missingham [email_address] Presentation to Ubuntu Developers’ Summit 11.05.10

Upload Presence Andrew Missingham [email_address] Presentation to Ubuntu Developers’ Summit 11.05.10

Upload Presence Social Networks Andrew Missingham [email_address] Presentation to Ubuntu Developers’ Summit 11.05.10

Upload Presence Social Networks Andrew Missingham [email_address] Presentation to Ubuntu Developers’ Summit 11.05.10 Collaborative Writing

Personalisable Andrew Missingham [email_address] Presentation to Ubuntu Developers’ Summit 11.05.10

[object Object],The landing page will be public-facing curated news and features. Past this the site will feel like a iGoogle, Netvibes or PageFlakes personal web portal. It should be personisable with widgets within a range of choices There will need to be “badge” space/links for all of the elements above, plus a preferred network in each of the 5 site tools. Andrew Missingham [email_address] Presentation to Ubuntu Developers’ Summit 11.05.10

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[object Object],[object Object],Measuring Success Andrew Missingham [email_address] Presentation to Ubuntu Developers’ Summit 11.05.10

[object Object],We will need a “keychain” system which can remember all passwords to various networks, but remain secure Andrew Missingham [email_address] Presentation to Ubuntu Developers’ Summit 11.05.10

[object Object],The online social network will need to build in two layers: 1. Forum membership (i.e. the global network) and 2. Project/workstream membership These two layers will need to be able to overlap so members can migrate from one to another. Andrew Missingham [email_address] Presentation to Ubuntu Developers’ Summit 11.05.10

[object Object],The British Council will itself need to be present on the network, having conversations itself, as well as signposting and moderating the network’s conversations (e.g. BC Science blog? Counterpoint?) Andrew Missingham [email_address] Presentation to Ubuntu Developers’ Summit 11.05.10

[object Object],The investment model for the Global Forum will need to facilitate agile changes of direction in response to actual use of the forum. (i.e. redeploy resources or redesign). Andrew Missingham [email_address] Presentation to Ubuntu Developers’ Summit 11.05.10

[object Object],The two alternative build methods currently being considering are: 1. British Council hiring a coder or coding company to put this together with a given brief (all offers gratefully received!) Andrew Missingham [email_address] Presentation to Ubuntu Developers’ Summit 11.05.10

[object Object],The two alternative build methods currently being considering are: 2. Partnership with Ubuntu to: a) work with the Ubuntu community to create a "Collabuntu" distro as a “Wubi” style .exe OR b) work with the Ubuntu community to create a cloud-based "Collabuntu" cloud system Andrew Missingham [email_address] Presentation to Ubuntu Developers’ Summit 11.05.10

The Global Forum ,[object Object],Andrew Missingham [email_address] Presentation to Ubuntu Developers’ Summit 11.05.10

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