We were lucky enough to have Dan Mcquillan wrapping up and reflecting on myPublicServices09. A fantastic talk about the questions that we should be asking and how to use the enthusiasm and drive that were so clear throughout all sessions to tackle the real problems faced. Here he is being interviewed by David Wilcox about “power, participation & recuperation.”
We also have the live blog saved with content collected from the closing plenary sessions, including Paul Hodgkin asking to ‘make a promise to yourself’ and James Munro’s wrap up.
A fantastic and inspirational close to a great day.
Links to photos will follow, as well as those all important postcards!
Some honest and though provoking ideas from Lee Bryant from Headshift, who talks to David Wilcox about taking the terrific opportunity to change the way that public services are developed.
Also, an interesting blog from Ray Duffill who wrote as a ‘virtual attendee’ demonstrating how the social media enabled the message of the day to be accessed through the web. A great example of utilising the tools available to include everyone.
We’ve been really pleased with the coverage of myPublicServices online, so we thought we’d put up links to some of the blog posts that have been written about the day. It’s fantastic that so many of the sessions were covered, and so many people have shared how they felt about the day. Thanks to you all – we did it together!
Huge, massive thank you to the marvellous Amplified team for documenting all tweets for #mps09 – and thank you to those who tweeted, providing an insightful and detailed way to look back on the day and to enable the message to travel from all sessions.
Here is the myPolice team, Sarah Drummond and Lauren Currie, talking through the obstacles that have to be overcome and the opportunities ahead in giving new online ways to engage with the police service:
And here is our very own Amy Gaskin, talking about the benefits of enabling and listening to the users voice- particularly her own experiences with Patient Opinion:
Here at Patient Opinion we’ve just about recovered from #mps09. So here are some thoughts from our fantastic opening keynotes. Many thanks to David Wilcox for collecting their insights on the day.
Tom Loosemore and James Munro kicked of the debate by asking: “how can we use the web to improve public services?”
Denise Stephens, founder of Enabled by Design, also spoke about how she used her experience to turn frustration into action. Here she talks through turning her idea into reality, alongside Carrie Bishop:
You can find the live plenary blog here, thanks to the Amplified team:
Well, we did it. We had a great day of conferencing (because it is a verb, or should be) yesterday at myPublicServices 09. It happened, it was amazing, everyone was wonderful, and we are completely wrecked. So we might be a little quiet for a few days.
Fortunately, there’s plenty online about what happened. With our last ounce of energy, here’s a link to a great video interview with Dan McQuillan, by David Wilcox, speaking after he wrapped up the day.
