I’ve been doing some filing.

I’ve imported some of the blog posts I’ve published in other places onto this blog so that I have a record in one place. Here they are:

Selected blog posts that were first published on lagomstrategy.net:

• The discovery would have been better if we’d been more prepared
• Expertise versus experience: which one is the best?
• Can this be an exemplar discovery?
• 7 things I’ve learned about social care by doing research in social care
• Right, any questions?
• Being on time
• We did too many stakeholder interviews (again)

Selected blog posts that were first published on digitalhealth.gov.uk:

• Logging out
• Hold on, I think we might have fundamentally different ideas about what comms is
• Gifted amateurs, experts and people who don’t flit around
• The digital team do it like this
• Digital content teams: 6 ways to confidence and empowerment
• An update to our digital strategy
• Digital and change: what to get excited about
• Good enough metrics
• How we decide what to do
• Digital capability plan – would we be better just to wait?
• But what if it’s consistent with the proposition, but the platform doesn’t do it (yet)?
• Digital teams, end-to-end communication, and the digital communications capability review
• A wonky gene and the web: triennial update
• Checklist for an ideal digital policy engagement campaign
• Should we digitise press office?
• The end of pat-on-the-head digital engagement
• Why and how we publish digital content
• 5 open policymaking examples
• My dad, a denki puzzle, and my hopes for the GOV.UK publishing tool
• Inviting comments on a draft bill
• Digital engagement – all about people
• The order I check things
• Post-it notes, performance and innovation
• The corporate beta from the fringes
• Foreign Office blogs: a short history of UK government digital engagement
• Mid year review: the state of DH digital
• But what about the people who can’t use the internet?
• New DH website: A spoiler and some caveats
• PHP, cheese reviews, and getting your hands dirty
• The mechanics of listening
• A simpler and better digital presence
• How can the web help deliver health and care reform?
• A wonky gene and the web – my son and my job
• Digital health – what’s that then?

Selected blog posts that were first published on blogs.fco.gov.uk:

• The end of this blog
• Our digital campaigns – some highlights
• Forget global, everything is local now
• Can I say anything useful about the future?
• Why websites matter less and less
• So what do you actually do?
• Can I have a new website?
• Digital diplomacy in Vietnam – guest blog from Rory Cellan-Jones
• G2G, a social experiment, and why I like Yammer
• An interview with digital diplomat, episode II
• An interview with a real digital diplomat
• London Summit digital campaign evaluation
• Summit bloggers make history
• An event: bringing digital diplomacy home
• What can governments learn from Skittles?
• Proving the value of digital campaigns (and why Twitter won’t take off in Ukraine)
• How can the web help solve global financial problems?
• What do you need to be a web professional in government now?
• Mumbai, microblogging and travel advice
• Why would a diplomat blog – some theory and the future
• Why would a diplomat blog – history
• Why would a diplomat blog?
• Digital diplomacy – what’s that then?