All in Transition
Trials and Tribulations of Converting a Blog from Squarespace 5 to Mobile-Friendly Squarespace 7
The initial importation of text, images, categories, and links from 5 to 7 went very smoothly.
Or so I thought.
In Preparing your agency for big cuts ahead, Tom Fox wrote this about the coming Federal agency staff reductions:
Needed: Managing Variety in Technology Adoption Rates
I wrote Sometimes a phone is just a phone and a web site is just a web site because different people adopt different technologies at different rates. Those rates depend on need, cost, peer influence, job responsibilities, and many other factors.
Take Some Social Media for Stress and Call Me In The Morning
I certainly don’t think the current Administration will try to use media either way, based on what I’ve seen so far. Plus, there’s a limit to the number of online videos President Obama can produce that can be distributed directly to the public; I would characterize his mediated social pronouncements so far as somberly constructive and realistic and neither pollyana-ish nor imperialistic.
Challenges Facing Recovery.gov and the Recovery Accountability and Transparency Board
There’s a strong possibility that how the public sees and experiences the programs reported through Recovery.gov will have just as much potential for driving economic improvement as the programs themselves.
A Panel Discussion, "Internet Technology in the Obama Age"
The main question addressed was, given the Obama campaign’s successful use of modern web and social technologies online, what will now be done with these technologies to actually improve government?
The table below lists the posts tagged on this web site with the category tag “eGovernment.”
I’m tracking government employment opportunities and the potential for using information technology to help make government more open, responsive, transparent, and efficient.