presentation and facilitated discussion with Steven Clift, E-Democracy.Org Board Chair and one of the first Internet and politics/government gurus dating back to 1993. Hosted in Washington, DC by the Institute for Politics, Democracy and the Internet on Wednesday, January 9th. Audio also available from http://pages.e-democracy.org/Great_Expectations

1. Great Expectations After the vote - citizens online, e-democracy in governance, and White House 2.0 Steven Clift, Founder and Board Chair E-Democracy.Org

6. A new Athens for Democracy?

7. Made for Internet Candidate in 98 – Jesse Ventura, former Governor of Minnesota

11. Organize Supporters – Gather E-mail

12. Communicate with supporters, introduce the candidate

13. Activate Supporters

14. Digital Parade – Social Networks

18. E-mail notices in St. Paul

19. Democracy Portal with “e-democracy” policy, Queensland, Australia

23. UK Prime Minister’s e-Petitions 7 percent of British population have signed an e-petition here

27. Gov Voter Guides in Korea

28. Mobile Photos to Enforce Anti-Corruption Election Laws

31. Live Rural Villages Town Meeting, India –

32. Online Events and Consultations

36. Reuse Government Data – Make Useful Crime Data in Chicago

41. Private Spaces with “Public” Qualities – v. Online Public Spaces

42. Like Minds Organize Easily

43. For the Non-Dog Lover

46. Creating Public Space - Issues Forums Librarian Reporter Arts Group City Councilor Candidate Local Biz Ctizen #1 Advocacy Group Neighborhood Leader Mayor Forum Manager Citizen 500 Police Citizens Issues Forum GroupServer e-mails posts web view Subscribe once Commitment secured Post via e-mail/web New Resident City Hall “ Secondary Networks ” e-mail forwards Civil Society Personal Networks Local Media Coverage

48. Issues Forums

52. Wiki

53. E-Debates

55. Project Blog

56. Conclusion

62. Discussion Questions