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embrace change - your past success may not determine your future! - it could be outmoded - the only DNA available is the emotional. Caring!

for future - getting your ning activity into a feed - that goes into a widget! check it out: it included Ning.

the mega page containing all talks relating to the rise of collaboration - watch on a rainy day and when you have slack! - you are looking at the fringe of now and what will become "the common sense practices of the future".

Some fab future labs resources for free ;-) enjoy

Good to share with your volunteers as talking point and foundation for future funding. Some lovely seedlings.

Useful interview to get you thinking about how copyright shuts down creativity and how "piracy" - remixing and re-distribution of content. It may provide future opportunities to create conversations. Hear it ;-)

you heard of this prog Shre Plus?

you heard of this prog Shre Plus? not for FLF for later for CLP ;-) maybe even Bunny, if you would want to embrace family learning in future?

Hi Eliz, saw this Adult Learning page on Wandsworth Council's website. There is a PDF called a "cookbook" - check it out for ideas for your courses! and perhaps for a future book of your own ;o)

To inpsire you with future design for posters and promotions ;-) enjoy.

Following commitments made by the Office of the Third Sector in response to recommendations of the 2008 Commission on the Future of Volunteering, Capacitybuilders is launching the Volunteer Management Programme.

Nonprofits: email Vs twitter links ;-D open rates, etc. check it out. ;-D

News: Future builders encouraging early applications for funding to come into effect in june 09 to support inter charity collaboration and mergers. Read and follow throught o futurebuilders.

This is the website that Robert (NOT Bob) told Christine and me about. I think we're going to be visiting it quite a bit in the not-too-distant future!

"First Figures for DWP Volunteer Brokerage Scheme 30/10/2009 As reported in Third Sector magazine, nearly 2,400 unemployed people have completed volunteering placements in the first five months of the £8m volunteer brokerage scheme being run by environmental charity BTCV for the Department for Work and Pensions. The scheme, which began in April this year, has a target of matching 34,000 jobseekers with volunteering placements within two years. A DWP spokeswoman said the department had no monthly targets, but expected the numbers to rise significantly in future months and did not intend to alter the overall target. The scheme is being run by BTCV in partnership with volunteering charities Volunteering England, CSV and v. BTCV said 1,128 of the 2,365 placements were arranged by BTCV itself and the rest by its partner charities. "

slides used at digital conference Christine attended on 23-11-10