Join us on Wednesday to learn more about the conference blog-a-thon and how to get involved.
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We are excited to share the next in a series of guest blog posts. This one was written by Martin Weller .
With the exciting announcement about Ghost 6.0, things are looking up for everyone looking to leverage federated social networks more widely.
As big fans of Ghost (Reclaim’s blog and newsletters run on Ghost and there’s plenty of folk in our Blogging Community of Practice experimenting
This week we welcome a very special guest on Reclaim TV: the one and only Bonnie Stewart!
Ahead of leading our next Blogging Community of Practice session on August 20th (register), Dr. Bonnie Stewart of University of Windsor, Canada, tells us about the belonging project, “a 2024-25 open research
We are excited to share the next in a series of guest blog posts. This one was written by Chahira Nouira .
We are always looking for new tools to experiment with, and last year we started to experiment with podcasting as part of the DS106 Radio Summer Camp event.
Publishing the recordings from the event in podcast format has made a lot of the sessions accessible to a wider audience and
We are always looking for new tools to experiment with, and last year we started to experiment with podcasting as part of the DS106 Radio Summer Camp event.
Publishing the recordings from the event in podcast format has made a lot of the sessions accessible to a wider audience and
As part of the conference we are organizing a Blog-A-Thon! A Blog-A-WHAT? you might ask??? Read on and all will be explained:
It all started at the beginning of this year when a few brave souls got together to found Bloggers Anonymous, Reclaim’s
It’s been six months since we launched Reclaim’s Blogging Community of Practice, AKA Bloggers Anonymous. If you’re just discovering this space, a warm welcome and we hope you join us for today’s session:
Tune in to this week’s “On Writing” session where Jim Groom talks with special guest Professor Martin Weller, Emeritus Professor at the Open University, UK and long-time blogger.
In addition to sharing his web origin story, Martin will be discussion how writing and blogging has changed
