Political Education and E-Participation
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The document discusses integrating e-participation into political education to foster youth engagement. It argues that developing a participatory culture through web technologies can decentralize information sharing and collaboration. For effective e-participation, it is important to establish spaces for participation in political education curricula and develop citizens' skills and abilities to participate through informed discussion and decision making from the bottom-up. Political education should encourage independent action, student-centered learning using new forms of expression, and civic engagement through new media.
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- 1. Political Education and E-Participation: Technology, Politics and Culture 3rd Conference on Electronic Democracy EDEM 2009, September 6-8, 2009, Vienna Ursula Maier-Rabler, Christina Neumayer ICT&S Center, University of Salzburg
- 2. e-politics eGOV eDEM ePART eVOT Communicated democracy individual/ citizen State / Government / Parties / Institutions
- 10. ePolitics (Information) Culture Policy Technology
- 11. New e-Policy Access Cognition/Awareness Capabilities Skills/ Literacy Infra- structure Identity Individual Technology Information culture e-policies y e-policies t Closing the Knowledge Gap Bridging the Digital Divide
- 12. Information Cultures Answer Culture Question Culture Information- restrictive / hierarchical Information- friendly/ flat / open / liberal collective individual SCANDINAVIAN COUNTRIES CENTRAL EUROPE MEDITERRANEAN COUNTRIES USA EU
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