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Tag Archives: Web 2.0
Web 2.0 tools unlock statistics 3 – accessing a whole “world of information”
In my last posts I looked at Australian examples of the innovative use of Web 2.0 to provide free, interactive access to census and other statistical information. This time I’ll shift scale and provide a brief overview of two sites … Continue reading
Posted in Community Sector, Statistics, Web 2.0
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Web 2.0 tools unlock statistics 2 – value-adding by the private sector
In my last post I looked at the release by the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) of TableViewer, which demonstrates the increasing use of Web 2.0 by the ABS to provide greater access to census data. Now I’ll take a … Continue reading
Posted in Community Sector, Local Government, Statistics
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Running an interactive forum in the 21st Century – Poll Everywhere
In my last post I discussed three web-based mind mapping programs that could transform workshops and brainstorming sessions for small organisations (a discussion I’ll continue in future when I look at other mind mapping software which has online collaboration facilities). … Continue reading
Posted in Community Sector, Local Government, Meeting tools, Polls and Surveys, Web 2.0
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Mind Mapping and Web 2.0: Part 1 – web-based tools
Over on our other blog, StrategyMatters, I’ve been looking at a key strategic thinking and planning tool, mind mapping software. In this post I’ll start to look at the interaction of mind mapping software with the web and a warning … Continue reading
Posted in Community Sector, Local Government, Mind Mapping, Web 2.0
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When Web 2.0 “goes bad” – part 2 – simple steps to help evaluate services and avoid problems
In my last post I looked at three examples of Web 2.0 services that had changed in unexpected ways and the impacts on their users. I also identified some of the associated issues with Web 2.0 applications, including data security, … Continue reading
When Web 2.0 “goes bad” – part 1
What do a social bookmarking site, a web-based database and a social networking service mainly used in Vietnam have in common? The answer is that all of them have either recently changed, or are about to change, in ways that … Continue reading
Web 2.0 tools for the “back of house” – part 2: MyCommittee review
In my last post I outlined some of the key steps for small non-government organisations and councils in managing board and committee meetings, highlighting the difficulties in finding a single program that would manage these tasks. So far I have … Continue reading
Web 2.0 tools for the “back of house” – managing committee meetings part 1
Mention social media or Web 2.0 and most people think of the obvious suspects such as Facebook, MySpace or Twitter. However there are a number of online tools which are less well-known but which can provide major benefits for the … Continue reading
Councils, communities and Web 2.0
In my last post I suggested three recent posts on other blogs for further reading on the potential for Councils and NGOs to use social media and Web 2.0 applications. I selected these posts because I felt they provided particularly … Continue reading
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What are social media and Web 2.0 – and why are they significant to councils and NGOs?
Most people have now heard of Facebook, MySpace and YouTube, probably the most prominent examples of social media. The take-up of these applications is rapidly redefining the social landscape and changing forever the way we communicate. The impact of social … Continue reading
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