Engaging Young People Online
How to engage young people? – 10 best strategies for effectively engaging young people online developed in collaboration with young people.
Matthew Crozier
11 years ago
How to engage young people? – 10 best strategies for effectively engaging young people online developed in collaboration with young people.
11 years ago
[Updated October 20, 2015] Video is THE single most powerful way to communicate complex information to the public. The advent of YouTube and other video sharing sites along with inexpensive digital video cameras have been game changers in video production and sharing. Videos with production standards that meet the needs of the majority of the […]
11 years ago
I’ve just finished reading a really useful article by Craig Thomler on his blog eGovAU entitled Digital etiquette – are government agencies adequately prepared to engage appropriately online? I won’t reproduce it here but it is the basis of what I want to share and I recommend a visit to eGovAU to read it […]
11 years ago
Here are eleven pretty good reasons why government organisations should be embracing online citizen participation. Internet Saturation In 1998, only 18% of Australians had the “net” on at home. Today, 88% to 94% of people have internet access in Australia, New Zealand, Canada, the UK and the USA. No traditional engagement technique can offer this […]
11 years ago
Something that is often neglected when Government organisations consult the community is completion of the process by letting the community know about the results and what will happen next. Too often the participation process finishes to be replaced by silence, often for many months, before a decision emerges. It was refreshing to see how Broken […]
12 years ago
Despite the uptake of many traditional marketing research techniques by government agencies, there are many fundamental and crucial differences between community engagement and market research methodologies. I’ve been hinting in a number of recent posts at the dangers of passing off market research as community engagement. I see this trend as something that is very worrying. […]
12 years ago
Back in 2009 the philosophy journal, Episteme, published an issue focussing on Wikipedia as a form of mass collaboration. The volume is no longer available online. However, Wikipedia published an extensive review of the four articles that dealt with Wikipedia, including one by Larry Sanger, founder of Wikipedia, entitled “The Fate of Expertise after WIKIPEDIA.” The […]
12 years ago
We’ve were having a debate amongst ourselves a few weeks ago about anonymity in online community forums.
12 years ago
If you want the community to participate you need to provide easy to access means of engagement that encourage maximum participation and allow people to talk about the aspects they want to discuss not to wade through a 30 minute survey hoping their issue might come up at some stage.
12 years ago
For those of you who don’t follow the excellent blog by ‘The Marketer‘ here is an article published in November about the Bang the Table Newcastle Rail consultation. It’s an interesting perspective. November 02, 2008 Newcastle social media site ‘Bang the Table’ bangs political heads In a small way, Newcastle’s social media scene is a […]
12 years ago
I saw this today on the ABC Australia news site. It made me laugh – I’m not sure what the lessons might be here other than that these things have a way of getting found out! We block multiple logins on Bang the Table but I do find myself feeling some sympathy (but not much) […]
12 years ago
Red faces in Newcastle! Newcastle City Council recently went online to host selective consultations with their community. Their new online engagement site, which they choose to build themselves rather than using a specialist provider, asked users a series of personal questions (presumably to allow sampling) before allowing access to an area where feedback on issues […]
12 years ago
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