The City of Kamloops online engagement hub, Let’s Talk Kamloops, has seen over 21,000 visits and 6800 engaged, informed, and aware participants since its launch in mid-2018.
Digital engagement offers a convenient way to listen to, and gain feedback from, public and community stakeholders. For meaningful connection to happen, we need to create a safe online place for public debate. A place to exchange ideas A place to learn from other people A place to read and watch videos about important matters […]
Urban myths exist in every aspect of our lives, even our professional one. Every industry has popular myths and I’ve heard my share of data privacy and data security myths in the online community engagement space – from using a simple website to a one-time installation of security software as ways to address security and […]
In the emerging trend of community-based smart initiatives, Tooran Alizadeh envisions crowdsourced smart cities.
Use single sign-on to help you drive participation to your online engagement portal and grow your database while creating a more streamlined service offer for your community.
If you’re looking to access more members of your community and drive involvement in your consultations, then look no further than your city library service.
Over half of the world’s population is online and adoption continues to grow exponentially. People increasingly turn to the internet for information, to share their opinions and to discuss the issues that affect them.
Get some ideas on how to engage with your audience when you think you’ve got nothing to engage with about.
By Matt Crozier In a world where technology is used in all forms of communication, this article explores how the use of online engagement tools provide a way for members of a community to express their thoughts and feelings about a project in a more personal and non-threatening way. This leads to better, more thoughtful […]
The online world not only provides a way to stay educated on topics, but it is more accessible and saves people time.
If you want to learn about how to create an online engagement portal that has impact and leaves an impression on your community, then these 5 design tips are for you.
When Bang the Table expanded its offerings into the US, it sparked the interest of Ingrid Heilke, host of The Private Side of Public Work podcast, and a leader in the urban planning and design sector.
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