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Leigh Blackall has published an interesting post on the increasing elite participation in discussion around the subject matter of Government 2.0 in Australia. He sees a noticeable spike in “politicians, public servant bosses and big business” as the principal participants in the public (or near-public) discourse on the subject matter. It’s an interesting view that [...]
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Over at YourHealth, the Department of Health and Ageing’s community consultation site on Australian health reform, they’ve taken an extra step in the opening up of the public consultation model – they’re now encouraging submissions by video. On top of the pretty open consultation model they’re already using; stories, regular written submissions, polling and the [...]
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NOTE: The article below is my contribution to the Centre for Policy Development’s Insight: Upgrading Democracy, which consists of several pieces from well-known thinkers and doers in the Government 2.0 sector and was CPD’s submission to the Government 2.0 Taskforce. It is republished here because I like to keep everything in one place. ‘There is [...]
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My closing keynote from eLearning08, the primary event on the NSW Australian Flexible Learning Framework calendar. Connect.ed – The story of a girl View SlideShare presentation or Upload your own. (tags: participation learning) I want today to tell you a story. Like many stories, our hero is a young girl. She will face challenges and [...]
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