The document discusses how governments can use various Web 2.0 tools like social media, blogs, photo sharing, and wikis to better inform, engage and interact with citizens. It provides examples of how tools like YouTube channels, Twitter, social networks and citizen reporting sites can help with communication, campaigns, crisis response and participatory governance. The key impact is that Web 2.0 allows for more two-way communication between governments and the public.
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10. Impact on communication patterns Web 2.0 as a service: sender still central Inform: web 1.0 with 2.0 tools: make information better accessible Create awareness: convince people Engage: stimulate people to act Crisis communication: faster and more spread Web 2.0 as a way of communication – all users central Interact: users generate information, idea’s, proposals,…: users cooperate Participate: users are central actors and producers
12. Government & databases Increase accessibility and relevance of government database Easier to use More understandable information Intuitive user interfacing More adopted to people’s needs … .
23. Government & own channels Create an own brand or channel ïƒ Not just a bunch of video’s or information ïƒ Create Government Channels ïƒ Integration of different tools and technologies
33. Government & social networking Profile - group - pages - events – applications Make fans, supporters, .. Make announcements Send event invitations Take care of your network, keep it fresh.
34. Belgium Governmental presence is limited Politicians started working with social media!
41. LA Fire Department: "We have responsibilities to the public to move the information as quickly as possible ... so that they can make key decisions." Crisis communication
48. www.fixmystreet.com You can report every local problem, f.e. Graffiti & road problems. Reports include: Description of the problem Picture Map of the location
57. Indigov Spin-off K.U.Leuven Specialist in consultancy en user oriented research Expertise in eGovernment, 360° communicatie, new media and online research tools EU, Flemish and en federal government, local authorities, national en international media, … Karel van Lotharingenstraat 4 3000 Leuven BELGIUM Tel: +32 16 22 62 14 Fax: +32 16 22 62 18 [email_address] [email_address] www.indigov.be