ePN Virtual Training Center

eParticipation mini courses

• eParticipation Good Practice Case

  • Course administrator: Irina Zalisova

    

  • The current mini-course is dealing with Good Practice Cases in eParticipation domain,

  • The current mini-course is specifically designed for government/executives: those officials and representatives acting on behalf of the government in power.
• Mapping the eParticipation Landscape: 2006

  • Course administrator: Colin Fraser
  • Course administrator: Kathy Buckner
  • Course administrator: Ann Macintosh
  • Course administrator: Peter Cruickshank

    

  
  

  • This mini-course material is based on DEMO-net Deliverable 5.2.1. that is available at http://www.demo-net.org

  • This mini-course outlines the European research landscape in eParticipation at the start of the Demo-Net project in 2006
    It explains the methods used for the investigation
    It gives an overview of the research organisations that were active and the preferred theories, practices, and tools for eParticipation
    It explains the strategic implications that were identified as a result of mapping the research landscape

• Social networking services and eParticipation

  • Course administrator: Øystein Sæbø
  • Course administrator: Jeremy Rose

    

  
  

  • This mini-course material is based on DEMO-net Deliverable 14.3a that is available at http://www.demo-net.org

  • This mini course introduces social networking services (SNS) and how SNS can be applied in the eParticipation area.

• E-Collaboration in eParticipation

  • Course administrator: Georgia Bafoutsou

    

  
  

  • This mini-course material is based on DEMO-net Deliverable 5.2.1. that is available at http://www.demo-net.org

  • The current mini-course provides basic information concerning the electronic collaboration technology, presents the applications of e-collaboration in the business world and e-government and examines the potential of the technology to support distinct participation areas and different stakeholders in the various stages of eParticipation.
• A Framework to Evaluate eParticipation

  • Course administrator: Georg Aichholzer

    

  • This mini-course material is based on DEMO-net Deliverable 13.3 that is available at http://www.demo-net.org

  • This mini-course introduces the reader into the evaluation and analysis of activities, outputs, results and impacts of eParticipation.
    It outlines a comprehensive evaluation framework including evaluation criteria and indicators.

• Adaptivity & Personalization in eParticipation

  • Course administrator: Babis Magoutas

    

  • This mini-course material is based on DEMO-net Deliverable 14.3e that is available at http://www.demo-net.org
    
  • The current mini-course investigates the potential of adaptivity and personalization principles and technologies when applied to the eParticipation field and more specifically to eParticipation websites.
• Evaluation of socio-technical Networks

  • Course administrator: Peter Mambrey

    

  • This mini-course material is based on DEMO-net Deliverable 7.4 that is available at http://www.demo-net.org

  • The current mini-course informs about the evaluation of e-communication based socio-technical networks. It starts with general remarks about evaluation and then proposes salient approaches and criteria.
• eParticipation and Web 2.0

  • Course administrator: Efthimios Tambouris

    

  • This mini-course material is based on DEMO-net Deliverable 14.3c that is available at http://www.demo-net.org

  • The current mini-course investigates the potential of the emerging Web 2.0 principles and technologies when applied to the eParticipation field and more specifically to eParticipation websites.

  
  

• eParticipation and Web 2.0 (version 1)