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    1. Social Media Subcouncil: Capturing and Expanding Expertise March 16, 2009 Co-chairs: Joyce Bounds , VA Jeffrey Levy , EPA The subcouncil is organized under the Federal Web Managers Council to support the Web Managers Forum
    2. Background
      • New technologies exploding in use
      • No. 1 topic among gov’t web managers
      • Questions around:
        • When to use
        • How to use
        • Security and blocked sites
        • Integration into existing efforts and requirements
      • Tasked by the Federal Web Managers Council to help collect and present information
    3. Goals
      • Help define business case for gov’t
      • Identify best practices for gov’t
      • Identify roadblocks and potential solutions
        • Build from Fed Web Mgrs Council papers
      • Identify and recommend priorities among social media sites for government agencies to use
    4. Scope
      • All Web 2.0 tools, whether “social” (social networking, blogs) or not (RSS, podcasts)
      • Primary focus: federal gov’t
        • All federal agencies fall under common laws
        • Most info will apply to local and state, too
    5. Membership
      • More than 30 web managers at federal, state, and local level
      • Member criteria
        • Interest and experience in social media (personally or professionally)
        • No particular level w/in agencies
        • Know gov’t Internet regulations (508, privacy, ID as gov’t info, etc.)
        • Familiar with webcontent.gov
      • Membership currently full
    6. Deliverables
      • Library on webcontent.gov
        • For each tool (blog, wiki, podcast, etc.), specific to gov’t:
          • Business case
          • Best practices
          • Case studies
          • Fact sheets
          • Measures of success
          • Training
        • Canned presentations
        • Gov’t progress inventory w/points of contact
        • Terms of service: who has ‘em and with whom?
        • Action plan to overcome roadblocks
      • Q&A via Forum calls
      • Ongoing research and updates on new developments
      • Recommended naming conventions
      • Speakers bureau
    7. How to …
      • Participate
        • Everyone:
          • Join the public wiki
          • Comment on Subcouncil blog posts on GovLoop
        • Government employees: options above plus
          • Join Social Media group on forum.webcontent.gov
        • Post to social media community blog on forum.webcontent.gov
      • Keep up-to-date
        • Read social media materials on webcontent.gov
        • Read Subcouncil blog posts on GovLoop
        • Follow the Subcouncil on Twitter
        • Read ongoing research results on Subcouncil wiki

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