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ONLINE COMMUNITY HUBS A feasible approach

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ONLINE COMMUNITY

HUBSA feasible approach

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Suzanne Yada@suzanneyada

Lauren Rabaino@laurenmichell

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A solution:Build a Basecamp for local government/communities with easy publishing capabilities

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Rural Towns

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Case Study: Cooter, Missouri

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Case Study: Cooter, Missouri

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Case Study: Cooter, Missouri

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Case Study: Cooter, Missouri

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Case Study: Cooter, Missouri

1. People want a place to talk.

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Case Study: Cooter, Missouri

2. People want to talk about news

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Topix and Wikipedia won’t suffice.

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Local governments and communities need to take ownership.

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The key lies in getting good data on the web.

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BASECAMP FOR LOCAL GOVERNMENT

A project-management tool for helping small governments get their information online.

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BASECAMP FOR LOCAL GOVERNMENT

Once we get the data, create skeleton sites and let communities/local government take ownership

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The finalproductmightlooksomethinglike this.

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The finalproductmightlooksomethinglike this.

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How this benefits everyone

Small governments can use the tool to organize themselves, relieving headaches

One-click publishing gets good information online

Residents have a forum that’s truly local

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How we roll this out to all communities

Implement a rollout plan using something similar to Jay Rosen’s 100% solution (cover 100% of one topic, in our case government data)

Start in one county as proof of concept

Take lessons learned from that rollout to reshape the software and workflow for nationwide usage