"Online engagement: gathering feedback, successes and learning" by Siu-Ming Tam (Australia)

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This is the presentation by Siu-Ming Tam (Statistics Australia) made at the Work Session on the Communication of Statistics 2011 (organized by the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe). You can download all papers and presentations from the work session at http://live.unece.org/stats/documents/2011.06.dissemination.html

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