Day 2: Workshop: Citizen engagement strategies and social media, Mr. Andy Williamson, author, World e-Parliament Report 2016
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A hands-on session to help parliaments analyze their citizen engagement strategies. Social media is now more widely used amongst parliaments than third-party television or radio. Yet the use of social media tools within parliaments has to be appropriate, and finding the balance with traditional methods of engagement takes practice and fine-tuning.
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Day 2: Workshop: Citizen engagement strategies and social media, Mr. Andy Williamson, author, World e-Parliament Report 2016
- 1. WORKSHOP CITIZEN ENGAGEMENT STRATEGIES AND SOCIAL MEDIA DR ANDY WILLIAMSON Democratise andy@democrati.se @andy_williamson
- 2. World e-Parliament Conference 2016 #eParliament A hands-on session to help parliaments analyze their citizen engagement strategies. Social media is now more widely used amongst parliaments than third-party television or radio. Yet the use of social media tools within parliaments has to be appropriate, and finding the balance with traditional methods of engagement takes practice and fine-tuning. Pull in content from wepr, nafw, serbia
- 3. World e-Parliament Conference 2016 #eParliament PURPOSE OF SOCIAL TOOLS
- 4. World e-Parliament Conference 2016 #eParliament HOW ICT IS IMPROVING PARLIAMENTS
- 5. World e-Parliament Conference 2016 #eParliament TOP METHODS FOR COMMUNICATING WITH CITIZENS
- 6. World e-Parliament Conference 2016 #eParliament CHALLENGES Societal adoption of the tools Distrust and lacking a culture of engagement Institutional resistance Political Procedural Administrative Lack of skills Access to technology Managing the complexity, avoiding the noise
- 7. World e-Parliament Conference 2016 #eParliament UNDERSTANDING YOUR AUDIENCE Part of wider public engagement strategy, not just about digital Who, what, where, when, how Audience mapping
- 9. World e-Parliament Conference 2016 #eParliament THE RIGHT TOOLS Broad communication: Getting the information out to people Publishing documents Open data Partners (PMOs) Gathering information: Hearing what people think Listening Submissions Engaging in debate Bringing people directly into the legislative process Making decisions
- 10. World e-Parliament Conference 2016 #eParliament EXAMPLES Publish: Web, YouTube, Facebook, Twitter Engage: Facebook, Snapchat, Twitter Deliberate: Loomio Decide: Represent
- 11. World e-Parliament Conference 2016 #eParliament
- 12. World e-Parliament Conference 2016 #eParliament
- 13. World e-Parliament Conference 2016 #eParliament
- 14. World e-Parliament Conference 2016 #eParliament
- 15. World e-Parliament Conference 2016 #eParliament WHAT’S NEXT Complex multi-channel TV, Web, Social Richer data More of it Better linking of parliamentary data and with external data sets Virtual chambers Access from anywhere Deliberate process Getting people more involved Decision making – liquid democracy and blockchain Extending the mandate of representation