Here is a very quick round up, I am fairly busy this week and it will show.A Little Self-Help
Improving Access To Government
Here is a paper by W3C on Improving Access to Government through Better Use of the Web. Here is the abstract for those of you whom are interested:
eGovernment refers to the use of the Web or other information technologies by governing bodies (local, state, federal, multi-national) to interact with their citizenry, between departments and divisions, and between governments themselves. Recognizing that governments throughout the World need assistance and guidance in achieving the promises of electronic government through technology and the Web, this document seeks to define and call forth, but not yet solve, the variety of issues and challenges faced by governments. The use cases, documentation, and explanation are focused on the available or needed technical standards but additionally provide context to note and describe the additional challenges and issues which exist before success can be realized.
Lesson On Social Media from the Private Sector
This video contains valuable insight for those of us looking to use social media behind the firewall.
Blogs We Like
David Eaves blogged on why GCPEDIA will save the Public Service.
Doug blogged why information policy in need of an update. He also provided a link to a paper that I have since added to my pile of to do reading.
While Peter blogged about boring government and social media using a "nugget" from Seth Godin as a starting point....
... and Amanda gives you 4 easy steps to get stuck in the web of rules. If you are interested in a more serious discussion on the matter, she also wrote an article in GCPEDIA that you can contribute to here.
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