Why building a community database matters
Find out why building an online community database matters for you online engagement activities.
Nathan Connors
1 year ago
The Downtown Austin Alliance: Preserving the Past and Shaping the Future
The Downtown Austin Alliance is made up of downtown property owners, individuals and businesses devoted to preserving and enhancing the value and vitality of the area.
Amanda Nagl
1 year ago
Deliberation and disability rights – is consensus a fact of democratic life?
Communities tap into diversity to enrich their deliberative potential and provide fair representation, suggests Jessica M. F. Hughes.
Sally Hussey
1 year ago
Using email notifications tool to drive engagement
Use custom tool email notifications to generate trust with your community, provide a record of responses and drive traffic to related projects.
Nathan Connors
1 year ago
5 Best Ways To Improve Your Website
Use these 5 tips and tricks to help you improve your EHQ site!
Nathan Connors
1 year ago
Two community engagement project reports you must see!
Check out 2 best practice community engagement project reports to help you with ideas for structuring your very own.
Nathan Connors
1 year ago
#Topekatweetalongs – A Case Study Using Social Media to Increase Community Interest in City Government
At Bang the Table we are always interested in finding best practice ways to engage the community.
Bang the Table
1 year ago
How the City of Casey Involved Its City Council in Engagement
The City of Casey has been a client of Bang the Table for 8 years, and their strategy has evolved exponentially during that time. Dinuki and Laura from the City of Casey discuss how they embedded their community engagement strategy across the council.
Bang the Table
1 year ago
Empathy key to deliberative dialogue with deeply divided groups
Dialogue can be difficult in groups where conflict runs deep. Particularly, when some participants have far greater power than others.
Sally Hussey
1 year ago
Complimentary SSL Certificates are now provided with EngagementHQ
The safety and security of your EHQ and its data is something we take very seriously and we continue to evolve and improve the safeguards we have in place to ensure they remain best practice.
Joe Kresling
1 year ago
New Zealand suburbs list added to EngagementHQ registration form and survey questions
It is with great pleasure that we can now announce that all New Zealand EngagementHQ sites now have access to a drop-down style question with a complete list of New Zealand suburbs.
Joe Kresling
1 year ago
Organisational learning connects public participation in science policy
Helen Pallet reviews organisational learning around UK’s Sciencewise program, a public participation body appointed to promote dialogue in science policy.
Sally Hussey
1 year ago
We’ve constrained the EngagementHQ ‘forgotten password’ email template to protect you from yourself
After much debate and research, we’ve made the call to remove the ability to customise the forgotten password email and embed a best practice email instead.
Joe Kresling
1 year ago
Using interactive mapping in your next consultation
At Bang the Table, we are lucky enough to see all of the great projects and consultation activities that are put together by our clients around the world. Recently, we have been seeing some absolutely fantastic projects using our Places tool for geo-spatial and location based consultations. In this post, we want to share with […]
Nathan Connors
1 year ago
Best practice for archiving completed projects
Ever wondered what to do when you consultation is over? Well you’re not on your own. One of the most common questions we get asked about online engagement is what to do with consultations once they have concluded. Because this is such an important question to answer for good community engagement practice, we thought we’d […]
Nathan Connors
1 year ago
Do I need a representative sample for my consultation?
If you’ve ever had a member of your community challenge the validity of your engagement results, you will have first-hand experience in understanding the importance of being able to support your findings with a solid engagement methodology. This often includes being able to pinpoint and explain how your findings are representative of your community. Understanding […]
Nathan Connors
1 year ago
The Business Case for Online Public Engagement
This e-book explores the opportunities presented with online community engagement. This business case looks first at community engagement best practices and then explores the argument for using online tools alongside face-to-face engagement to build effective community relationships.
Matthew Crozier
1 year ago
IAP2 Core Values Awards Winners 2017
IAP2 has a foundation based on three pillars. One of these pillars include a list of core values.
Bang the Table
1 year ago
Put a human face on your organisation and key projects with EngagementHQ’s “Who’s Listening” widget
Putting a face to your community engagement goes a long way to breaking the down the inevitable barriers between your organisation and your community of interest.
Joe Kresling
1 year ago
Case Study: Richmond School District 38
Empowering Your Community Through Information and Building Trust To hear more details from Kathyrn D’Angelo herself about what worked well for Richmond School District 38, check out Episode 2 of Bang the Table’s latest podcast, live October 31, 2017. ______________________________________________ In 2016, Richmond School District 38 concluded a 2 year online community engagement project focusing on school […]
Bang the Table
1 year ago
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