Facilitators - Revision history

Davidodonnell: /* Participation (***) */

2006-07-13T05:42:53Z

‎Participation (***)

Davidodonnell: /* Cost (**) */

2006-07-13T05:41:33Z

‎Cost (**)

Dave: Facilitator moved to Facilitators: no plural mapping

2006-07-05T23:48:36Z

Facilitator moved to Facilitators: no plural mapping

143.117.75.114: Created new page for e-consutlation

2006-03-23T15:04:04Z

Created new page for e-consutlation

193.1.80.151 at 10:57, 23 March 2006

2006-03-23T10:57:09Z

143.117.74.87: /* Usability (***) */

2006-03-22T10:55:54Z

‎Usability (***)

143.117.74.87: /* Skills (***) */

2006-03-22T10:54:45Z

‎Skills (***)

143.117.74.87: /* Participation (***) */

2006-03-22T10:53:44Z

‎Participation (***)

143.117.74.87: /* Engagement (***) */

2006-03-22T10:49:38Z

‎Engagement (***)

143.117.74.87: /* Cost (**) */

2006-03-22T10:47:51Z

‎Cost (**)

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 Is there a target audience?
-What is the appropriate number of particpants in terms of process/ tech?
+What is anappropriate number of particpants in terms of process/ technololgy?
 What is the critical mass for effective participation?

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 == Cost (**) ==
-I normally have a set budget...will e-consultation be a cost effective option?
+I normally have a set budged. Will e-consultation be a cost effective option?
 How long does it take to
-* recruit - support staff? / participants
+* recruit - support staff? / participants?
-* Promote
+* Promote the process?
-* Translate the process to online
+* Translate the process to an online environment?
 * Set up the technologies? (do I need approval?)
 * How long should it run for?

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−	~~'''What is e-consultation?'''~~
−	E-consultation is the use of electronic computing and communication technologies in consultation processes and is complimentary to existing practices. To find out more please visit http://www.e-consultation.org/
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−
−	~~'''Why e-consultation?'''~~
−	E-consultation has value added in terms of the time, costs, participation rates, engagement levels and dissemination processes associated with completing a successful consultation. The use of Information communication technologies (ICT) can facilitate a number of tasks 1) information transfer. 2) dialogue support, 3) problem exploration and solving, 4) measurement of needs and preferences, 5) joint document writing. Within this guide you will find detailed explanation of the nature of the benefits with accompanying examples.
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−	~~'''Examples (Trials)'''~~
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−	E-consultation is currently in a development phase on the island of Ireland. This section outlines four examples of ongoing e-consultations and you can use the links below to learn more. These four pilots are with Waterways Ireland, The Wheel, the North South Educational Exchange (NSEC) and the Northern Ireland Youth forum. Via their websites these groups have used a range of e-techniques to consult with their members. The groups have used ICT to create on-line surveys, e-forums, e-newsletters and electronic voting. In all cases these techniques have been used in conjunction with traditional methods.
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−	~~Why not use these links to find out more?~~
−
−	~~http://waterways.e-consultation.org/~~
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−	~~http://wheel.e-consultation.org~~
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−	~~http://nsec.e-consultation.org~~
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−	~~http://youth.e-consultation.org~~
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−
−	~~'''Useful Links~~
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−	~~Good Practice'''~~
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−	~~http://www.sdublincoco.ie/index.aspx?pageid=1000~~
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−	~~http://www.cavancoco.ie/cccws/templates/general/tge_index.aspx?str_ID=227~~
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−	~~http://www.meath.ie/community/websites.html~~
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−	~~http://www.bristol-city.gov.uk~~
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−	~~http://www.dublin.ie/forums~~
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	== Time (***) ==		== Time (***) ==

←Older revision		Revision as of 10:57, 23 March 2006
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	__NOTOC__		__NOTOC__
		+
		+	'''What is e-consultation?'''
		+	E-consultation is the use of electronic computing and communication technologies in consultation processes and is complimentary to existing practices. To find out more please visit http://www.e-consultation.org/
		+
		+
		+	'''Why e-consultation?'''
		+	E-consultation has value added in terms of the time, costs, participation rates, engagement levels and dissemination processes associated with completing a successful consultation. The use of Information communication technologies (ICT) can facilitate a number of tasks 1) information transfer. 2) dialogue support, 3) problem exploration and solving, 4) measurement of needs and preferences, 5) joint document writing. Within this guide you will find detailed explanation of the nature of the benefits with accompanying examples.
		+
		+
		+	'''Examples (Trials)'''
		+
		+	E-consultation is currently in a development phase on the island of Ireland. This section outlines four examples of ongoing e-consultations and you can use the links below to learn more. These four pilots are with Waterways Ireland, The Wheel, the North South Educational Exchange (NSEC) and the Northern Ireland Youth forum. Via their websites these groups have used a range of e-techniques to consult with their members. The groups have used ICT to create on-line surveys, e-forums, e-newsletters and electronic voting. In all cases these techniques have been used in conjunction with traditional methods.
		+
		+	Why not use these links to find out more?
		+
		+	http://waterways.e-consultation.org/
		+
		+	http://wheel.e-consultation.org
		+
		+	http://nsec.e-consultation.org
		+
		+	http://youth.e-consultation.org
		+
		+
		+	'''Useful Links
		+
		+	Good Practice'''
		+
		+	http://www.sdublincoco.ie/index.aspx?pageid=1000
		+
		+	http://www.cavancoco.ie/cccws/templates/general/tge_index.aspx?str_ID=227
		+
		+	http://www.meath.ie/community/websites.html
		+
		+	http://www.bristol-city.gov.uk
		+
		+	http://www.dublin.ie/forums
		+

	== Time (***) ==		== Time (***) ==

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	== Usability (***) ==		== Usability (***) ==
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		+	How can I insure that people aren't excluded due to usability issues?

	== Results (***) ==		== Results (***) ==

←Older revision	Revision as of 23:48, 5 July 2006
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	== Skills (***) ==		== Skills (***) ==
		+
		+	What skills will I need?
		+
		+	Will those particpating require training/ guidance?

	== Usability (***) ==		== Usability (***) ==

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	== Participation (***) ==		== Participation (***) ==
		+
		+	Is there a target audience?
		+
		+	What is the appropriate number of particpants in terms of process/ tech?
		+
		+	What is the critical mass for effective participation?

	== Skills (***) ==		== Skills (***) ==

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	== Engagement (***) ==		== Engagement (***) ==
		+	What level of engagement does issuing body require?
		+
		+	How can participants be encouraged to engage actively?
		+
		+	What type of relationship needs to be formed to promote engagement?
		+
		+	What moderation is required?
		+
		+	Feedback?

	== Case studies (***) ==		== Case studies (***) ==