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Computer Science Education for a 21st Century Economy
The jobs of today and tomorrow involve significant emphasis on technology skills. This is why North Dakota is pursuing a comprehensive, statewide approach to computer science and cybersecurity (CCS) education and workforce training.
Meet GovLoop’s New Round of Featured Contributors!
Read on to meet the new GovLoop Featured Contributors, who will be posting once a week for the next two months. We’re excited to introduce you to them – and even more excited to read what they’ll be writing about.
When Wanting to be Liked Can Hold You Back
“Success and likability are positively correlated for men and negatively correlated for women.” In other words, the higher a woman ascends on the corporate ladder, the less likeable she is perceived to be, while the opposite holds true for men.
What You Need to Know About Credit for Military Service
This article discusses why and how Veterans can buy military service toward their Federal Employee Retirement System (FERS) with special guidance for Military Academy graduates.
7 Ways to Put the ‘WOW’ in Your First Paragraph
Check out this featured blogger’s tips for writing more effective opening paragraphs.
6 Ways to Leverage Pokémon Go for Community Engagement
Even if a connection between Pokémon Go and your organization’s work seems tenuous or non-existent, you can’t ignore how the game is captivating many people in your local community.
The Assistant with Jeff Towery, City of Springfield
Down I-5 we go to learn more about the career of Jeff Towery, Springfield assistant city manager. No matter where you work, you have probably heard about Jeff either through his work with the innovative programs in Springfield, his involvement in professional associations OCCMA and ICMA, or through (our favorite) his Twitter feed. ELGL wasRead… Read more »
Prime Minister starting to leverage the influence of bloggers
Refreshments at #pmtea Photo by @clementine_ford Last Friday Prime Minister Gillard sat down with a group of influential female bloggers, online women’s forum managers and journalists in, what I hope, is the start of an active engagement with online influencers by the Australian Government. As a blogger I have been on the receiving end ofRead… Read more »
The ten new people I spoke to at GovCamp 2012 #UKGC12
Last year I kicked myself after Govcamp because I tended to talk to the people I already knew. This year I decided that I would make the effort to be sociable and talk to ten new people – my ten new people challenge! Here is the list: 1) Phil McAllister from Ofqual communications team whoRead… Read more »