Presenters
Name: Alex Stuart
Website: 18 Saughton Mains
Twitter: @18saughtonmains
Name: John Adams
Website: Tetrahedra.co.uk
Twitter: @johnthegeo
Name: Mike Little
Website: Zed1.com
Twitter: @mikelittlezed1
Video
Tweets
Just finished presentation at #WordUpEdin! Now for panel discussion on WP in voluntary sector.
@phenomenoodle
Taryn Wallis
Panel discussion on WordPress in the voluntary sector #WordUpEdin http://t.co/arsoAY0f
@MarcHindley
Marc Hindley
Talking about WordPress Project Management and client expectations at #wordupedin - very useful
@danfrydman
Dan Frydman
#WordUpEdin Panel discussion on 3rd & voluntary sector web work. Seems we've all had to balance altruism with cold hard project management.
@idea15webdesign
Heather Burns
http://t.co/Rxt2KeYH would have been great to showcase at #WordUpEdin our first site went live last week http://t.co/74lAv26j
@mkjones
Michael Kimb Jones
Interesting to hear how developers are working with charity clients #WordUpEdin
@MarcHindley
Marc Hindley
MikeLittle "WordPress AdminUI is getting more accessible in the future."But in 3.3, where it's going backwards with hover menus #wordupedin
@kevinjohng
Kevinjohn Gallagher
#WordUpEdin some healthy constructive criticism of the disconnect between WP in the developers' minds and our clients' reality.
@idea15webdesign
Heather Burns
@Zed1 would love to see an example of a WP vertical application somewhere. Really enthused about that part of your talk! Thanks #wordupedin
@kevinjohng
Kevinjohn Gallagher
@mikelittlezed1, co-founder of WordPress, talking about vertical dev - designing Wordpress packages for specific applications #WordUpEdin
@Canary_Dwarf
Canary Dwarf
Seems like we're talking about @ThirdSectorLab at #wordupedin without him or most of us knowing about it
@danfrydman
Dan Frydman
http://t.co/tmT0shHg <- the Yell Website service ad will also make the #WordUpEdin group cry a little
@mkjones
Michael Kimb Jones
We briefly discussed volunteering our skills for third sector organisations (at least for the ones with little spare cash to buy web skills commercially).
There are 196 website opportunities with Volunteer Scotland.
If you want to help further afield, try UN Online Volunteering – there are currently three WordPress opportunities there.
Please add any other links to relevant volunteering sites here, and if you do volunteer, write up your experiences (or better still, speak at the next WordUp Scotland!).