About
Welcome to my personal blog. Please see below for “places” I exist on the Web.
Flanders contact info
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Flanders
- Current work email: David.Flanders@UniMelb.edu.au
- Twitter: @DFFlanders
- Blog: This is it, two to three posts per year currently. Check out my most recent post.
Current Job
- Research Community Manager, University of Melbourne <david.flanders@unimelb.edu.au> #ResBaz @ResPlat
- For previous learnings, see: dfflanders.wordpress.com/canonicals
Analyst (consultancy for hire)
- What can I produce for you as a consultant: white papers and industry report briefings (occasionally a book).
- Previous consultancy work accomplished: Investigation and report writing for the Academic sector on how technologies strategically affect the business, productivity and impact on Universities.
- CourseWare for developers and researchers on how to better use digital tools/techniques for efficiency gains, including data science, digital literacy and programmatic coding techniques.
- Community management design for digital transformation of skilled informations workers. Previous communities worked with, include: data scientists, usability engineers, web application developers, operators, librarians/archivists and graduate researchers.
Personal
- For personal (friends/family) queries please email my dff-one-thousand-nine-hundred-seventy-eight gmail address.
- If you would like access to my photo albums or video channels please email my personal email address above and I’ll reply with links accordingly.
David F. Flanders 
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Announcement of my new role as ‘Research Community Manager’ at the University of Melbourne | David F. Flanders said this on July 16, 2013 at 2:09 am |
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Bio: David F. Flanders 3D Printing Evanglelist | David F. Flanders said this on September 14, 2013 at 8:06 am |
What do you think about that new paper layer 3d printing process?
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Startup Sport: Surfing | David F. Flanders said this on April 4, 2015 at 1:13 am |
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Regards,
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Meet OpenStack's community wrangler, David Flanders | GREENSTACK said this on January 23, 2016 at 12:10 am |
Hi, I saw your ted Talk on 3d printing an I’m interested in having you demonstrate could you connect on Skype. I tried but there are so many persons with the same name. My Skype is darnell.whymns
Thanks
Darnell
Hi, I saw your ted Talk on 3d printing an I’m interested in having you demonstrate could you connect on Skype. I tried but there are so many persons with the same name. My Skype is darnell.whymns
Thanks
Darnell
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Meet OpenStack's community wrangler, David Flanders - OpenStack Superuser said this on October 12, 2016 at 7:29 pm |