January 2010

Blogroll

• Cross Collaborate is a resource to help build capacity in public policy collaboration. We offer practical information about collaborative methods for all those involved in shaping and influencing government decisions and policies.
• Gov 2.0 Radio Talking tech-enabled governance with the best of government and Web 2.0, collaborative and transparent, LIVE and worldwide.
• IDC Government Insights Community IDC Government Insights community has been created to enable you to engage with our global government industry analysts, share your knowledge and best practices, and connect with your colleagues.
• Open Government Directions Open Government Directions will be a unique space to consider how federal agencies can best reach President Obama’s goal of creating a more transparent, participatory and collaborative government. We will analyze new trends, assess open government progres
• Open Government Radio invited guests and listeners share their perspectives on the movement towards more transparency and public involvement in the operations of government.
• Open Source for America Open Source for America (OSFA) represents more than 1,500 businesses, associations, non-governmental organizations, communities, and academic/research institutions who have come together to support and guide federal efforts to make the U.S. Government mor
• OpenGovBlog.org GovCollab was formed in 2009 by Ken Fischer to help create a more effective, accountable and open government through the use of innovative technologies utilizing participatory and collaborative methods.
• Planet oGosh! aggregates blogs from the open government technology community and public sector bloggers on related topics in the United States.
• Social Media Strategy Enabling conversations, creating relationships
• The Collaboration Project is an independent forum of leaders who share a commitment to the adoption and use of collaborative technologies to solve the complex problems of public management. Powered by the National Academy of Public Administration, this “wikified” space is designed
• The Open Government Playbook This workspace is for open government practitioners at the federal, state, and local levels to share questions and effective practices about the Open Government Directive (OGD).
• The Sunlight Foundation The Sunlight Foundation uses cutting-edge technology and ideas to make government transparent and accountable.