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More notes from last night's KM Forum
Sorry, these aren't the best quality images but they give you a taste of the table notes made during last nights conversation cafe on the relationship between KM and Government 2.0.
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The most important or interesting things people heard at the KM Forum
At the end of tonight's conversation cafe, I asked everyone to tell me what was the most important or interesting thing they had heard - this is that list:
- Care and motivation
- Copy (reuse) what people are doing overseas
- Government 2.0 could really be described as “Government Party” - inspiring things can happen when people meet
- Government 2.0 gives people that care a voice
- Government 2.0 is about maintaining relationships, not occasional engagements or consultations with people
- Government 2.0 is not a brand new idea, its just that government is the last to adopt these ideas. We need to show them examples
- Government 2.0 needs a purpose
- Government 2.0 should make things easy for the user (and they might use government online more)
- Government 2.0 will happen despite government
- Government simply using Web 2.0 is not Government 2.0 - it must include participation and decision making
- How do we include people (digital divide) - social networking could be the way in
- How do we make Government 2.0 accessible
- If people feel valued, they will contribute
- Innovation involves failure
- Its the manner in which Government 2.0 is introduced (behaviour change)
- Not about us and them - we are the government
- Putting a value on knowledge
- What will be the impact of the current economic environment vs the vision of Government 2.0
- We need critical mass to be effective
- What’s the motivation for transparency?
- What’s the motivation?
I haven't done any analysis or sorting of these just yet, but feel free to add any immediate comments (or corrections if any of these are your points) you might have.
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NSW Knowledge Management Forum tonight and Café Hosting Guides
via theworldcafe.com
I'm running a 'conversation cafe' - or perhaps more accurately a world cafe - session for the NSW KM Forum tonight with a Government 2.0 theme. The process itself for one of these types of facilitated sessions is quite straight forward really, but I suppose you need someone as a host who is comfortable running with this format. I've used them in consulting assignments, in seminars like the KM Forum and also as a wrap up process to public workshops that I've ran in past.
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