Last week, I conducted two courses at Oxford University: Web 2.0 and user generated content (now conducted for the second time) and Mobile Web 2.0 and IMS (conducted jointly with Mark Searle)
These courses have an industry audience – i.e. not normally for the students of Oxford – and participants included senior strategists from Qualcomm, France Telecom, Nokia, Du, HP, Mobile Dhamal (India), Vodafone, BBC, three, Openwave, HP, Michael Page International and also a number of start-ups and communities
I always learn a lot from the participants and it was great to have so much feedback and many insights from the two courses.
Many thanks to Peter Holland for some great promotion of these courses and they seem to have become a permanent fixture of Oxford now.
Here are some of the links I used in this course
And also links from my blogs
Crossing the chasm with the Long Tail
Salt, Pepper and Social networking
SEO – how to use blogs for social networking
Feedback on the book Cult of the Amateur
Communities are not web 2.0 because talk is cheap
Dick Hardt’s Identity 2.0 presentation
Finally, my book is at Mobile Web 2.0 and forumoxford is at forumoxford(free to join) – chaired by Ajit and Tomi
