Alice Casey, Involve: Web 2.0 and You: Local Government Conference

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    1. www.involve.org.uk Online Participation
      • Public participation
      • Research
      • Practice
      • Cross-policy
      www.involve.org.uk
      • Public participation not just online
      • Not for profit
      • Non-partisan
      • Online best practice and
      • planning tool for public participation
      • www.peopleandparticipation.net
    2. About you...
      • Social networking site
      • Rated a service online
      • Read a blog
      • Commented on a blog
      • Written a blog
      • Who is online?
      • Over 60% of households (15million people)
      • Younger people...yet increasingly older people
      • Who isn’t?
      • The rest of us!
      • 60 and over
      • Socially excluded groups
      But... more and more of us are going online!
    3. What are they doing?
      • Finding out information on goods and services (circa 80%)
      • Using email (circa 80%)
      • Using government sites
      • (circa 60% of existing users do this)
    4. What Web 2.0 can do for you.
    5. ...hang on – what’s Web 1.0?
      • Information-giving
      • Limited interactivity
      • One-way flow of information
      • Top-down structure
      • Old-fashioned websites...?!
    6. Web 2.0 is . . . Jargon?
      • Participative
      • Seeking interaction and input
      • Two-way flow of information
      • Not top-down
      • Collaborative
      • User Generated Content
    7. What does that actually mean?
      • Blogging
      • Social networking
      • Wikis
      • Forums and discussion groups
      It is a tool to engage and involve people
      • Goes well with...
      • Tailored information provision
      • Multimedia
      • Accessible websites
      • Offline/ Face to Face Participation
    8. A few examples....
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    14. Blogs
      • Made up of user-generated content
      • Like a diary
      • Purpose defined by its owner
      • Individuals or groups
    15. Blogging – Why bother?
      • Sharing resources and knowledge
      • Building new and open networks
      • Developing ideas/innovating
      • Reaching out to draw in new voices
      • Transparency and better communication
      • Personal development/reflection
    16. Why don’t we all just...blog?
      • Convinced I won’t have enough time or inclination to update it.
      • What’s the use? I won’t have anything interesting or useful to say that hasn’t already been said by someone wiser.
      • Blogging is something other people do - I’m a commenter not a writer! It’s just ‘not me’.
    17. My blogsperiment
    18. Post blog reflections on...
      • Convinced I won’t have enough time or inclination to update it.
      • What’s the use? I won’t have anything interesting or useful to say that hasn’t already been said by someone wiser.
      • Blogging is something other people do - I’m a commenter not a writer! It’s just ‘not me’.
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    24. Blog in Groups
      • Great way to start
      • Build a community
      • Take away the time-strain from individuals
      • Share more!
      • All in one place - themed
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    27. Social Networks: A small selection
      • Facebook www.facebook.com
      • Meetup www.meetup.com
      • YouTube www.youtube.com
      • Twitter www.twitter.com
      • LinkedIn www.linkedin.com
      • Flickr www.flickr.com
      • MySpace www.myspace.com
      • Bebo www.bebo.com
    28. Why is it useful?
      • Goes to the people
      • Organisational tools
      • Bridging online/offline
      • Convenience
      • Personal tailoring
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    37. A word of caution...
      • Discourage anonymity
      • Encourage personal responsibility
      • Consider disclaimers – provide freedom
      • Remain transparent- motives+boundaries
      • Use your privacy settings tactically!
      • Be open to criticism – respond and use it!
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    40. Summary
      • There’s a great deal out there to use and explore
      • The web as we know it is changing - and fast
      • It is worth investing time to see for yourself.
      Other stuff... Specific tools like pledgebank , theyworkforyou Social bookmarking like del.icio.us , digg RSS feedreaders like bloglines , browser based Personalised startpage like pageflakes , netvibes
    41. Take-Aways
      • A Supplement not Substitute
      • Share Smarter
      • Nurture Innovation and Learning
      • Go to the People
      • Involve Users in Development
      • Evaluate
    42. A new kind of ending... http://cased.wordpress.com [email_address] www.peopleandparticipation.net www.icele.org Share your thoughts and concerns. Find solutions with help from others!
    43. Thanks to...
      • Jared – creative commons image
      • ONS – statistical info
      • Tim Davies – inspiration for ‘reasons to blog’
      • Slideshare – this presentation will be made available on slideshare.
      • See you online! 

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