All posts Managing informationIt’s time to start our ‘digital diet’Tuesday 10 June 2014One or two of us were fortunate enough to attend the annual Information and...Records and researchDisturbing the ground: a Normandy landingFriday 6 June 2014The plan of attack was to hit the long distance footpath, the GR 223,...Archives and archivistsTalking ‘Archiving the Arts’Wednesday 4 June 2014I’m talking with my colleagues Fleur Soper and Kate Wheeler about Archiving the Arts,...Records and researchPolitics, Egyptology and revolutionMonday 2 June 2014In May 1919, the British government decided to send a Special Mission headed by...Records and researchFlixborough, 1 June 1974Friday 30 May 20141 June is the 40th anniversary of the Flixborough disaster, an explosion at a...Records and researchTales from the Special Operations Executive: Operation RemorseThursday 29 May 2014It was ‘the biggest currency black market in history’, a secret operation under the...Behind the scenesSummer readingWednesday 28 May 2014Now spring has finally sprung and we’ve had our first few days of sunshine...Behind the scenesUsing WordPress to manage our web contentFriday 23 May 2014During our website redesign process, the goal has been to make our site as...Behind the scenesDigital by defaultThursday 22 May 2014A few weeks ago myself and a couple of colleagues (Aleks, a technical architect...Records and researchMapped with a purposeWednesday 21 May 2014A few years ago, a colleague asked me for help in finding a map....Behind the scenesThe best of FriendsFriday 16 May 2014The National Archives – full of national treasures, and a national treasure itself. The...Managing informationManaging information: are you game?Wednesday 14 May 2014Today I’d like to talk about ‘gamification’ – a term that as I type... « 1 … 127 128 129 130 131 … 169 »