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The Guide to Online Participation will help State servants identify and develop exciting and innovative ways to engage with New Zealanders in policy and service design and delivery. This work contributes to achieving a world-class professional State Services. The current Guide to Online Participation is the first step in an evolving area of theory and practice - it will be tested and refined, and we require your help to improve its contents. To comment on the guide or share your ideas and experiences about online participation, please email participation@ssc.govt.nz to be set up with access to the [http://wiki.participation.e.govt.nz ParticipatioNZ wiki]. --[[User:Laura Sommer|Laura Sommer]] 13:34, 18 September 2007 (NZST) ---- ==How to use the Guide== The principles, processes and tools set out in this Guide are a starting point for making online participation work in your own context. Critically, there are no checklists: this Guide offers a basic walkthrough of the issues and risks associated with online participation. Your own judgement, experience, knowledge and creativity are needed for your success. For new practitioners, this Guide is a practical primer for engaging people online. For more experienced practitioners, it is a call to find creative and effective ways of engaging the public, using information and communication technology, especially [[Guide to Online Participation (June 2007)/4. Resources/4.3. Glossary#V,W |Web 2.0]] technologies and [[Guide to Online Participation (June 2007)/4. Resources/4.3. Glossary#S |social media.]] This Guide focuses on [[Guide to Online Participation (June 2007)/4. Resources/4.3. Glossary#O |online participation]] only. It does not cover electronic voting (e-voting) in elections which falls under the responsibility of the [http://www.elections.org.nz/ Chief Electoral Office.] The Guide was drafted online which is reflected in its structure and format. The sections are interconnected and relevant resources are hyperlinked to allow you to follow alternative paths through the material, depending on your interests and focus. There are three main parts. *'''Overview''' - provides a brief but holistic introduction to Online Participation for all readers. *'''Snapshot''' - offers a strategic review of each section's essential elements for policy officials and business managers. *'''Full story''' - provides indepth assessment and more operational detail for those responsible for putting it all into practice. [[Image:Overview diagram.JPG|700px]] ==Overview - Introducing Online Participation== {{:{{PAGENAME}}/Overview}} ==Purpose== {{:{{PAGENAME}}/1. Purpose}} ==Principles== {{:{{PAGENAME}}/2. Principles}} ==Implementation== {{:{{PAGENAME}}/3. Implementation}} ==Resources== {{:{{PAGENAME}}/4. Resources}} [[Category:Guide to online participation]] [[Category:Resources]]

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