Being Empowered

by Alex Bornkessel on Dec 14, 2009

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Empowerment means being encouraged and being equipped. This presentation helps you with both by providing the "Faces and Places" you need to know when it comes to government 2.0. After all, for true leadership, you must first lead yourself, and this presentation will map out some ways to lead yourself better into government communications.

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Being Empowered Faces and Places You Need to Know Alex Rampy-Bornkessel

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Be aware of this guy.

You are the media.

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Faces to Know

Sign-up on GovLoop.

2. Sign-up for Twitter and connect with the Goverati . Twitter IDs: @govloop, @cheeky_geeky, @gwynnek, @eedgerton, @almacy, @You2Gov, @AndrewPWilson, @corbett3000, @Amandare, @ mixtmedia, @dslunceford, @cdorobek, @immunity, @sradick, @quepol, @BevUSA @lewisshepherd, @lostonroute66, @timoreilly, @lovisatalk, @smburns, @craigstolz, @levyj413, @lauragodfrey, @caseycoleman, & @craignewmark. Faces to Know

Follow-up with presenters.

Friend those at your table.

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USA.gov

List of Government Blogs

List of Government RSS Feeds

List of Government Podcasts

Government Gadget Gallery

Agency News Dashboard

Places to Know photo: jcolman

USA.gov

Webcontent.gov

Web best practices

Social media overviews

Downloads:

Government & Social Media Presentation

Barriers and Solutions to Implementing Social Media and Web 2.0 in Government

Examples of Agencies Using Online Content and Technology to Achieve Mission and Goals

Matrix of Web 2.0 Technology Tools and Government

Social Software and National Security: An Initial Net Assessment

Resources:

Social Media Policies Database

Guidelines for Secure Use of Social Media by Federal Departments and Agencies, v1.0

New Media Across Government (video)

Records Management and Recent Web Technologies

Places to Know

USA.gov

Webcontent.gov

Web Content

Managers Forum

About

Created in 2000

Group of 1600+ Web professionals employed by U.S. federal , state , local and tribal government agencies.

Many work in communications, public affairs, policy, and deputy secretaries' offices, while some members are CIO staff.

Activities include:

A networking Web site,

Monthly conference calls,

Web Manager University,

Community Task Groups,

Federal Web Managers Council,

Annual conference and best practice awards,

Published the Federal Web Managers White Paper .

The Social Media SubCouncil (@GovSocMed)

Places to Know

USA.gov

Webcontent.gov

Web Content Managers Forum

Federal Web

Managers Council

About

An interagency group of senior federal government web managers.

Goals

See Strategic Plan

Members

Members include Web and New Media Directors from all federal Cabinet agencies, as well as Congressional support agencies, and major independent and sub-agencies that deliver top citizen tasks.

Are online …

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USA.gov

Webcontent.gov

Web Content

Managers Forum

Federal Web Managers Council

Apps.gov

Places to Know

USA.gov

Webcontent.gov

Apps.gov

Web Content Managers Forum

Federal Web Managers Council

Facebook and Government

Places to Know

USA.gov

Webcontent.gov

Apps.gov

Web Content Managers Forum

Federal Web Managers Council

Facebook and Government

U.S. Government YouTube Channel

Places to Know

USA.gov

Webcontent.gov

Apps.gov

Web Content Mngrs. Forum

Federal Web Mngrs. Council

Facebook and Government

U.S. Gov’t YouTube Channel

Government 2.0 Club

Places to Know

USA.gov

Webcontent.gov

Apps.gov

Web Content Mngrs. Forum

Federal Web Mngrs. Council

Facebook and Government

U.S. Gov’t YouTube Channel

Government 2.0 Club

Social Media Club

Places to Know

Expert vs. Asset photo: erix! The Trump Card

“ Technology today has made it possible for human communities to behave like swarms of their own. Unlike the herd mentality, a swarm is constantly on the move, alive, and changing.” [ link ] Closing Thought photo: Lydiat

Alex Rampy-Bornkessel

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