Week 28 … Again, no World Cup, a grand welcome in Amsterdam. Netherlands loves to celebrate. The heat of summer days and holidays will thus gradually affect the activities ambtenaar20.nl. Also for editors. This week another mailing, then a moment of rest and mid-August we take up the thread.
Special attention this week for our summer renovation of the website: check http://bit.ly/9940LQ and think with us!
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SHARING EXPERIENCES ON 2.0
The report of the Open Borrel of NPV in the ‘National Practice “by Anne-marie IJsenbruk: http://bit.ly/cn7sBr
Bart van der Meij tells about the kick Advisor Network A20: http://bit.ly/an0RwV
Beautiful developments in England: http://bit.ly/chEuhV
Pieter-Jan Vrieling help with its research business case A20! http://bit.ly/c56qJ3
The IPO (interprovincial consultation) and social media: http://bit.ly/akJsfL
Instructions apps and sites: http://bit.ly/cKYDbo
Looking for a Bert van Marwijk government …. http://bit.ly/9H1qGS
A college education starting at 2.) And the electronic government: http://bit.ly/cc19aX
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Click one of the links and check out the sweet tool bar they have. Would anyone else be interested in GovLoop putting up one of those?
@Stephen – I was more distracted by the recent Twitter visitors widget (scroll down)…that’s a bit creepy. I am just thinking of other sites that have that tracker..
Other wise – thanks for posting Andy, always great to learn what’s going on in other parts of the world related to gov2.0!
I would love to see that toolbar on GovLoop – really cool.
Funny you’re all so enthusiastic about the toolbar. Jeroen would know more about it.
Actually, we’ve been looking at the Govloop front page en like is cleanliness: less distractions and better focus. We were considering to do away with the toolbar and the Twitter followers, because it clutters up the site and takes peoples attention away: it’s just more buttons.
That was one of the conclusions of the usability study.