Online, March—September 2021
Throughout 2021 mySociety hosted a number of short, energetic and to-the-point TICTeC Show & Tell events. You can see recordings, and presentation slides from these events below.
During these hour-long virtual events speakers from across the world each had 7 minutes to share their real and in-depth research and lessons learnt related to the impacts of civic technology. TICTeC is a safe place to honestly examine what works, what doesn’t, what can be improved, what to be aware of etc, so ultimately, better digital tools are developed.
Please see resources from TICTeC Show & Tell events below.
Tuesday 28th September 2021, 15:00 – 16:00 BST, Zoom
A special TICTeC Show & Tell to celebrate the International Day for Universal Access to Information, which explored the use and impacts of this vital democratic right across Europe, and how civic technology and research bolsters it. Click on the individual presentation pages below to watch the individual presentation recordings and view presentation slides where available.
Tuesday 23rd March 2021, 15:00 – 16:00 GMT
Click on the individual presentation pages below to watch the individual presentation recordings, view presentation slides and read speakers’ responses to audience questions.
Tuesday 20th April 2021, 15:00 – 16:00 BST
Click on the individual presentation pages below to watch the individual presentation recordings, view presentation slides and read speakers’ responses to audience questions.
Tuesday 25th May 2021, 15:00 – 16:00 BST
Click on the individual presentation pages below to watch the individual presentation recordings, view presentation slides and read speakers’ responses to audience questions.
mySociety is a charity and relies on sponsorship to continue with TICTeC events and initiatives. If you’re interested in sponsoring future TICTeC events, please contact Gemma Moulder at gemma@mysociety.org.
“TICTeC has been a great way for me personally as a relatively new person in the field to get exposure to new ideas, connect with incredibly helpful people, and to generally learn about new trends from around the world.”
“TICTeC worked well as a virtual event because you felt like everyone involved was ‘in the room’ and participating. It was the closest I’ve come to having an online event ‘feel’ like a real life event.”