Government 2.0 Club

[...] Government 2.0 Camp Recap and Next Steps | Government 2.0 Club "Thank you everyone for participating and co-creating Government 2.0 Camp this past weekend. So much transpired that I would be impossible for me to recap it all in one blog post…but…let’s give it a shot anyway!" (tags: us blog government events washington government2.0 gov20camp) [...]

[...] Yet that’s just what the members of the Government 2.0 Club did this past weekend in organizing the inaugural Government 2.0 Camp. I’m not going to recap the entire event - you can find that here. [...]

[...] Web managers to open up their thinking to the populace at large, and two great recent events, Gov 2.0 Camp and Web 2.0 [...]

[...] of this movement held a lively and productive unconference, Government 2.0 camp, in late March in Washington, D.C. The Twitter stream for the hashtags #gov20camp and #gov20 are [...]

[...] Quite randomly, I called into an NPR show called Science Friday when they were discussing Web 2.0 with Tim O’Reilly (@timoreilly).  They not only let me ask Tim a question, but then asked me about government’s use of social media.  I misunderstood and gave out my Twitter ID, and boom! This was early in my tweeting, and it bumped the count from 200 to 300 in about an hour.  (As a side note, friends all over the country sent me email for weeks saying they’d heard me.  It’s a great example of trying something on a whim - you never know how it might turn out. And I’m convinced the next two bumps in followers happened because I did, to say nothing of cool things like being invited to help organize Gov 2.0 Camp). [...]

[...] Quite randomly, I called into an NPR show called Science Friday when they were discussing Web 2.0 with Tim O’Reilly (@timoreilly).  They not only let me ask Tim a question, but then asked me about government’s use of social media.  I misunderstood and gave out my Twitter ID, and boom! This was early in my tweeting, and it bumped the count from 200 to 300 in about an hour.  (As a side note, friends all over the country sent me email for weeks saying they’d heard me.  It’s a great example of trying something on a whim - you never know how it might turn out. And I’m convinced the next two bumps in followers happened because I did, to say nothing of cool things like being invited to help organize Gov 2.0 Camp). [...]

[...] http://webelyell2009.eventbrite.com/ (besides, it gave me a chance to try out Eventrbrite; my Government 2.0 camp co-organizers did all of that so I didn’t need to learn it [...]

[...] Mission! Tool! Metrics! Teach! Published June 8, 2009 Uncategorized 0 Comments Tags: media, metrics, mission, planning, social, strategy, teach For a few months now, I’ve been repeating this mantra everywhere: mission, tool metrics, teach.  It was even one of the options for the day 1 camp song at Gov’t 2.0 Camp. [...]

[...] While this movement is only at the beginning, the prevalence of discussions like this, recent barcamps and the upcoming Gov2.0 summit, serve to ensure the lexicon of Web 2.0 increases throughout the [...]