Government in a Wiki World
9 May, 2008 | Written by Andrew Krzmarzick | under Uncategorized
As I mentioned a couple posts ago, last week I delivered a workshop for Federal training officers called, “Wikis and Webcasts and iPods, Oh My!”
Over the last couple days, there was a great two-part article in NextGov called “Governments in a Wiki World”: Part 1 and Part 2.
Also, here’s an EXCELLENT article from Governing magazine.
The articles strongly reinforce my suggestion that wikis are powerful tools to promote information sharing and learning within and among government agencies.
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