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Community knowledge pool

This site is a place to share information relating to participation. Seen a great model? Found a useful web site? Read a good paper? Got an idea? Share it here!

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Recent additions

15:26, 23 June 2009: OECD publishes Focus on Citizens: Public Engagement for Better Policy and Services 8 June 2009 . . Lindy Siegert
09:44, 9 April 2009: By the People, For the People, @ the People ... . . Laura Sommer
08:41, 3 April 2009: Citizens' Digital Participation Research Report, Mar 2009 . . Laura Sommer
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Community of Practice Events

Get involved: Co-creation project

Most recent is listed first..

Feb 2009 Online Community of Practice: A participating community. Members, refer to the presentation on SMS for improving front line service delivery and the notes from the co-creating the community workshop.
Dec 2008 Update for Members and New Year event
Oct 2008 session with Marie Long and Mariska Wouters on Dept of Conservation's active learning to improve public participation. Members, refer to presentation and recording of the session.
Sept 2008 session with Megan Hosking, founder of the online social network Intersect. Members, refer to presentation, notes and recording of the session.
A podcast interview with Andy Williamson from Chancery Lane. Members, refer to: Interview with Andy Williamson for the podcast.
Workshop on Community of Practice: Changing Gear, held in June. Members, see Community of Practice 17 June 2008 Notes and add your ideas/comments.

Guidance

The State Services Commission has developed a Guide to Online Participation for the New Zealand State Services with important input from the Participation community of practice and international validation.

This site is about getting your input as we test and refine the guide and update resources. You can also share ideas and knowledge with the Community of Practice.

Thanks to everyone who has contributed comments and suggestions on earlier drafts - see our response on your feedback. The Guide is now publicly available at the following links:

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