Event: Digital Citizen 2008--Leveraging Online Metrics in the Public Sector

If you haven't already signed up for Digital Citizen 2008, you can still register. We've been doing these annual conferences for the public sector for a few years now, and they are a great way to see how federal government websites, associations, and nonprofits are measuring and managing online citizen satisfaction to improve the quality, cost-efficiency and accessibility of services to the public. 

There will be case studies and best practices; even a panel on the future of e-gov with a surrogate from the McCain campaign (we are still waiting on confirmation from the Obama campaign). McCain surrogate Robert Cresanti will be on a panel designed to uncover the campaigns’ approach to e-gov in a potential future administration.

Other speakers include leading interactive industry analyst and author, Eric Peterson, in addition to e-government leaders from organizations such as Dept. of State, Small Business Administration, World Bank, Smithsonian and National Cancer Institute.

October 7, 2008
8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
Ronald Reagan International Trade Center

Comments

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Making yourself heard is one of the sticking points in Digital Citizenry. Hyde Park Corner comes to mind, where anyone can stand up and say his piece to an attentive--or not so attentive--audience. He may be heckled; he may be applauded, but never harmed for speaking his thoughts. A new project called My California Story is helping Californians that will be hurt by the current California budget crisis tell their stories online so that others can share their challenges. Inspired by everything from YouTube to an old-fashioned soap box--as in Hyde Park Corner--the website serves as a place where the voices of all Californians are heard.

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The State needs to meet the needs of its citizens and show fiscal responsibility.

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Digital Citizenship is a concept which helps teachers, technology leaders and parents to understand what students/children/technology users should know to use technology appropriately.

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Digital Citizen focuses on issues of interest to the free software movement. Got an idea or comment about the blog?

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He may be heckled; he may be applauded, but never harmed for speaking his thoughts.

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