National Dialogue overview

Doing What Works ● Ask a clear and compelling question ● Find and encourage early adopters ● Make it easy to play ● Empower the community ● Focus the discussion ● Ensure a value exchange ● Enable discussion based on commonalities rather than conflict © 2008 National Academy of Public Administration

Collaborative Brainstorming Citizens Text, Links, Video, Seven-Day Time Window engage the question Pictures, Documents, etc. and submit their ideas The Crowd refines ideas, votes the best ones to the top, and invites others in to help “grow” the discussion community Discussion Voting Social Networks Catalysts use their expertise to guide, focus, and track the discussion Actionable, Citizen-Centered Guidance © 2008 National Academy of Public Administration

Results Site Traffic Analysis ● 4,413 visits by 2,835 unique visitors ● 31,982 pageviews ● Visitors from 80 countries ● Visitors from all 52 states & territories ● Strong diversity in terms of urban, rural, and suburban visitors Site Participation Analysis ● Over 120 totally unique ideas, concerns, stories, and principles ● 500 comments on those ideas ● High sectoral diversity; appx. 1/3 each from the consumer, health IT industry, and government/business/academic/other communities Social Networking Analysis ● 171 Twitter followers ● 529 YouTube views © 2008 National Academy of Public Administration

National Dialogue overview

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