Portfolio
Here are some examples of the work I have done:
Presentations/Interviews/Projects
- Article in the German magazine Internationale Politik “The idea network - Das Netz der Ideen” about the collaborative web and the future of development aid.
- Coordinator and author for the bilingual web2fordev blog
- Panelist at the web2fordev conference in Rome 2007: Web 2.0 for Rural Development and Community Empowerment, Opportunities and Barriers
- Interview for Deutsche Welle about web2.0 and development aid “Entwicklungshilfe 2.0“.
- Interview by German radio station “Deutschland Radio Kultur” about Social Webs in Africa. (podcast 2007/07)
- Presentation at re-publica conference April 2007 about social software in development cooperation (podcast).
- Presentation at the Eschborn Dialogue 2006 (GTZ) about the Summer School - a knowledge network.
Awards
- 2006 - 1st place. Innovation Award GTZ, creation and implementation of a knowledge sharing application.
- 2003 - 1st place out of 553. Conceptualization and implementation of the website for Ekin Deligöz (Member of the German Parliament). Full list of the member of parliament website ranking (pdf) www.ekin.de
- 2003 - 3rd place. Conceptualization and implementation of a website, for a Member of the European Parliament. www.heide-ruehle.de
Publication: “Protestnetwerke - a new dimension of transnational civil society” (2003-Author)
The book analyzes the growing networking of civil society over borders and how they form loose coalitions through the internet. It focuses on different movements around such as anti-globalization protests, and highlights many other influential formal and informal networks of civil society and collective action. (Amazon)
Über das Buch: Protestnetzwerke - eine neue Dimension transnationaler Zivilgesellschaft?
Seattle, Genua und Porto Alegre stehen für eine neue Form transnationalen zivilgesellschaftlichen Engagements. Aktivisten kritisieren die Folgen der Globalisierung, protestieren gegen die Politik internationaler Institutionen und schließen sich zu transnationalen Protestnetzwerken zusammen. Sie tragen unterrepräsentierte Themen in die Öffentlichkeit und demonstrieren grenzüberschreitend Solidarität. Geschickt nutzen diese Netzwerke das Medium Internet, um ihre Proteste zu koordinieren. Das vorliegende Buch analysiert diese neuen Netzwerke des politischen Aktivismus anhand zahlreicher Beispiele. (Inhaltsverzeichnis)
Das Buch erscheint in der Reihe Regionen, Nationen, Europa im Lit-Verlag herausgegeben von Prof. Kleger an der Universität Potsdam
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Crisscrossed Feed- Twitter: ckreutz: @soloride I know some bloggers from Africa but not from Angola. I am sure @whiteafrican will know someone
- delicious: Global News Blog » Blog Archive » Zimbabwe: New Technologies in Fight for Democracy | Blogs | Reuters.com
- Twitter: ckreutz: smiles that reuters writes about Zimbabwe: New Technologies in Fight for Democracy http://tinyurl.com/6a7nh9
- delicious: Toll-Free Mobile Service Gives Rural Africa Access to Medics | NextBillion.net - Development Through Enterprise
- Twitter: ckreutz: to all fans of gapminder.org. Google spreadsheets has his gadgets now included. Easy and nice way to make fascinating simulations.
- delicious: Carrotmob: Welcome
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My bookmark tags
- web2fordev
- Shaun Conway: A Collaborative Aid Marketplace: A Social Network Enabled Solution for Development | Technology and Social Action
- I collaborate, e-collaborate, we collaborate: Milieukontakt International's wikis reduce work chaos
- March Presentations: Using Web 2.0 Technologies (and Social Networking Tools) for Social Action | Technology and Social Action
- MarketingSherpa: How UNICEF Doubled Video Exposure With Social Media
- MySpace.com - UNICEF NEW YORK, NEW YORK - www.myspace.com/unicef
- npk4dev bookmarks
- Writing for change
- A simple toolkit on report writing skills for people working in international development
- Communications Training materials
- WELL - Resource Centre Network for Water, Sanitation and Environmental Health
- Pages tagged with "report_writing" on del.icio.us
- A network of ideas - development 2.0 : crisscrossed blog
- YouTube - Del.icio.us
- Video: Podcasting in Plain English [video]
- ICT4D Feed
- Delicious: Teledensity and GDP Growth
- Blog search: Akokoraaba's Blog
- Delicious: ICT4D
- Blog post: iCities (XI). Round Table: Free Software in the Administration
- Blog post: iCities (X). Round Table: The Limits of 2.0
- Blog post: Election monitoring using ICT - Metrics, programmes and services
- Blog post: WordPress.com goes down - A chink in the “cloud” and how to plan for it
- Delicious: Are wired kids well served by schools?
- Blog post: iCities (IX). Debate: The Handbook of the blog in the enterprise.
- Blog post: iCities (VIII). Round Table: Eager Citizens. Entrepreneurs.
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About this blog
This blog aims to explore and develop social changes through communication.
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