Using Virtual Reality To Engage On Development Projects
Use Virtual Reality to inform your next major development project.
Nathan Connors
3 years ago
Successful Online Engagement Attracts Massive Audience : A Case Study From Ville De Gatineau
It takes time to build community awareness and interest in an online engagement platform. Repeat engagement across a range of issues, gradually building the participant database is the surest way to do this.
Matthew Crozier
3 years ago
How Victoria Park ‘Evolved’ To Rebuild Community Trust
The Vision Town of Victoria Park (with a population of almost 40,000) started using EngagementHQ to engage their community in 2015 for their Evolve project, as part of their Your Thoughts site. The Evolve project was created to understand the community’s future needs and desires for the Town, and to develop a Strategic Community Plan […]
Bang the Table
3 years ago
Deliberative Online Community Dialogue About Christchurch’s Coastline
In 2016, Christchurch Borough Council was awarded £50,000 from the UK Government’s ‘Coastal Community Fund’, a UK-wide program designed to support the economic development of coastal communities by promoting sustainable economic growth and jobs. The Council is looking to use the funds for improving the open space of Highcliffe Beach near Christchurch in Dorset. Gary […]
Jessica Topham
3 years ago
Case Study: City of Penticton Building Community Engagement
A brief overview of how the City of Penticton built community engagement around the question “What Could Make Our Parks and Recreation Facilities and Programs Better in the Future?”
Bang the Table
3 years ago
Engaging the Community to Map Environmental Degradation – A Case Study
Online community engagement is generally associated with crowdsourcing community ideas, debating policy issues or taking surveys or polls to understand the depth of community views. Some cities go further and use online tools to educate and mobilize the community to help map and quantify an issue as the first part of addressing it. An example […]
Matthew Crozier
3 years ago
Case Study: The Township Of Hopewell Built Community Engagement Around the Emerald Ash Borer Invasion
Committee Member of the Township of Hopewell NJ (population around 16,000), Vanessa Sandom recognizes the importance of connecting with the community: “New Jersey municipalities often struggle engaging their citizens. More, outside of public meetings, governments have few ways to hear resident feedback….. Hopewell Township hopes to create a new citizen-action forum, bridging the gap between […]
Bang the Table
3 years ago
Case Study: Rural Municipality of St. Clements
Rural Municipality of St. Clements Case Study A brief overview of how St. Clements kickstarted their community engagement around the “Let’s Talk Trash” project. EngagementHQ is used by organizations ranging in size from national governments and capital cities through to small regional communities. The Rural Municipality of St Clements in Manitoba Canada has a population […]
Bang the Table
3 years ago
Une consultation en ligne qui attire un large public : étude de cas de la Ville de Gatineau
Je dis toujours à nos clients qu’en matière de participation publique en ligne, la première année est la plus difficile. Faire connaître la plateforme et susciter l’intérêt des citoyens prend du temps. La meilleure façon d’y arriver est d’augmenter progressivement la base de participants en multipliant les initiatives d’implication de la communauté sur de nombreux […]
Bang the Table
3 years ago
Case Study: City of Aspen Using EngagementHQ to Build Community
The City of Aspen (population around 6,000) started engaging their community online using Bang the Table in June 2016. Mitzi Rapkin, Community Relations Director explained that their aim is to connect directly with more of the community: “To us it is significant even if we reach just one additional person by including online engagement….. We […]
Bang the Table
3 years ago
New Zealand Council gets community involved early in the development of their 30-year policy
The Western Bay of Plenty District Council’s most recent online consultation is getting the community involved at an early stage of the development of a 30-year policy. The project site itself is also well designed, so let’s take a look at what works.
Joe Kresling
4 years ago
City Of Port Phillip shows best practice consultation with its Acland Street Upgrades
Back in March, our previous City of Port Phillip staff pick on the Acland Street Upgrades took place at an earlier stage of the consultation process. Now, we take another look at the project and walk you through some of the best practice features.
Joe Kresling
4 years ago
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