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Dave: Technical Experts moved to Technologists: don't use expert

2006-07-06T00:26:55Z

Technical Experts moved to Technologists: don't use expert

143.117.75.114: Created new page for e-consutlation

2006-03-23T15:03:02Z

Created new page for e-consutlation

193.1.80.151 at 10:55, 23 March 2006

2006-03-23T10:55:10Z

A.italiya: /* Resources (***) */

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‎Resources (***)

A.italiya: /* Usability (***) */

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‎Usability (***)

A.italiya: /* Benefits (***) */

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‎Benefits (***)

A.italiya: /* Skills (**) */

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‎Skills (**)

A.italiya: /* Participation (**) */

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‎Participation (**)

A.italiya: /* Case studies (**) */

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‎Case studies (**)

A.italiya: /* Cost (**) */

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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?~~
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−	~~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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	__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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	== Resources (***) ==		== Resources (***) ==
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		+	# What technical resources available in-house in terms of knowledge, skills, software?
		+	# Does consultation activity required any hardware or portable device like laptop, mobile phones?
		+	# How many man-hours required for configure/setup technology for consultation process?

	== Relationships (*) ==		== Relationships (*) ==

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	== Usability (***) ==		== Usability (***) ==
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		+	# What is usability?
		+	# How do you know usability problems?
		+	# How can you measure usability of consultation technology?
		+	# Why usability is important in consultation technology?
		+	# How do I integrate usability in third-party technology?
		+	# Can usability increase/decrease cost of technology?
		+	# Will it reduce technical support service?
		+	# Does usability improves greater participation in consultation process?
		+	# Are there any guidelines or online resource on usability and standards practise?

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

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	== Benefits (***) ==		== Benefits (***) ==
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		+	# What is benefit in doing e-consultation?
		+	# Does technology investment is worth while for long term future?
		+	# Do I need to use technical service from provider or setup my technology for consultation?
		+	# What is benefit to participant on using technology in consultation?
		+	# How my organisation will take advantage using technology in consultation?

	== What is e-consultation (*) ==		== What is e-consultation (*) ==

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	== Skills (**) ==		== Skills (**) ==
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		+	# Do I have skills for setting up consultation technology?
		+	# What skills are required to use technology in consultation process?
		+	# How do I learn to setup e-consultation?
		+	# Where can I find further advice or training course to setup technology?

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

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	== Participation (**) ==		== Participation (**) ==
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		+	# Does participant required special skill and knowledge to use technology setup for running consultation activity? What?
		+	# Is there any guide available for technology usage from participant point of view?
		+	# Who is preparing instruction on how to use technology?
		+	# How much cost is to participation in consultation?
		+	# Who/How/When will access technology in consultation process?

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

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	== Case studies (**) ==		== Case studies (**) ==
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		+	# How technology is used in engaging participant in consultation?
		+	# What are the examples of technology can be used to map different consultation activity.
		+	# Is there any best practise guide available where I can find most suitable technology for consultation activities?

	== Participation (**) ==		== Participation (**) ==

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	== Cost (**) ==		== Cost (**) ==
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		+	# How much it will cost to purchase/setup a technology for consultation process?
		+	# What is cost to setup an infrastructure to run e-consultation?
		+	# Do I need to go into training course or hire technical consultant to setup a technology?
		+	# Is it single time service from technology provider?
		+	# Are we investing in technology that can be use in future?

	== Engagement (*) ==		== Engagement (*) ==