Want to hear how EPA mixed Web 1.0 and Web 2.0 for Earth Day?
Last year, we used a variety of tools to help people learn what they can do. We've put together a presentation about our efforts, and I'll deliver it via webinar on January 28.
Aside from what we did, one of the main points is that we shouldn't toss out good Web 1.0 tools just to do Web 2.0. For example, we have a mailing list of more than 50,000 people who have signed up to get our news releases. We should use that list to let people know about what we're doing in social media. Similarly, we should use banners on our home page.
Keep your eye on the communications ball, and use all appropriate tools to accomplish your goals.
More info about the webinar here on GovLoop:
The presentation itself
Aside from what we did, one of the main points is that we shouldn't toss out good Web 1.0 tools just to do Web 2.0. For example, we have a mailing list of more than 50,000 people who have signed up to get our news releases. We should use that list to let people know about what we're doing in social media. Similarly, we should use banners on our home page.
Keep your eye on the communications ball, and use all appropriate tools to accomplish your goals.
More info about the webinar here on GovLoop:
The presentation itself
Comment
Popular Content
Latest Activity
I vote for #7! Great piece!
Simple: I believe in our mission at EPA. In my 17 years here, I've literally helped save the world by working to protect the ozone layer, helped people understand acid rain, and run our response websites for 9/11 and Katrina. And now I lead our enti…
Both Government Workers and Federal Contractors network through Web 2 and 3.0 - this group embraces the federal contractor on GovLoop.
We're swinging into the final weekend of summer. Looks like we are safe from the hurricane, so to keep the season going as long as we can, time to list your favorite summer songs. What makes you feel like school's out? What is a song that defined a…
San Francisco's aggressive open data efforts were on display this week, as civic and technology leaders took the stage at sf.govfresh, an event highlighting technology innovation in City government. City CIO Chris Vein (who also was recently intervi…
I want to have both my votes to go to # 8 good job Kyle
Top Content
© 2010 Created by GovLoop.
You need to be a member of GovLoop - Social Network for Government to add comments!
Join GovLoop - Social Network for Government