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=== Results (***) === | === Results (***) === | ||
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Revision as of 19:39, 14 March 2006
What is e-consultation (*)
I've never heard of it. What is it in a nutshell?
Why e-consultation (**)
Why should I think of using e-consultation?
Benefits (***)
What are the benefits?
Participation (***)
- Will more people take part than in conventional consultations?
- Does it help me reach groups who normally don't take part?
Results (***)
- Getting different views
- Quality of results
- Potential for creativity
Costs (***)
Time (***)
Resources (***)
Strategies (***)
Strategic issues in consultation
Knowledge transfer, Ongoing relationships (*), Transparency and feedback (*), ...
Case studies (**)
- Discussions: Advice NI vs. Waterways Ireland, Bristol Council
- Collecting stories: The Wheel
- Designing a complex consultation: NSEC
