Saturday, 15th September 2007

This BarCamp was about making a difference to egovernment in New Zealand. We are a small country with a very well connected, vibrant web community. government 2.0 can happen here!
3 Queens Wharf (map) | mailing list

Next?

After the energy and connections from the initial barCamp (15th Sept) the question is now - what next?
Edit this page and leave "what next" suggestions:

• Mike Riversdale: Regular lunch meet-up
• Mike Riversdale: mini-barCamp to see what's happened
• Mike Riversdale: Use the mailing list/Wiki to keep it going (how?)
• Mike Riversdale: Other BarCamps around major themes/subjects that people would like to follow-up on:
• Agile
• ...
• ...

Communication

Stay in touch

To be kept informed, join the ongoing discussions.
Subscribe by sending a blank email to barcampwellingtonnzegov-subscribe(at)googlegroups.com
Catch up on the discussion

Tagged content

Please use the tag barcampWellingtonNZegov for content related to this event, for flickr, delicious, ma.gnolia, technorati etc.
Check out (and add to) the quicklinks WgtnNZEgovtTaggedStuff wino kredyt mieszkaniowy sprzedam mieszkanie sprzedam bilet

Who blogged about it?

• http://www.technorati.com/tag/barcampWellingtonNZegov
• Add your blog ... use one of the Logos
• MiramarMike
• Vikram Kumar / Identity and Privacy Blog
• No Wombats
• maetl / Local govt for a connected world
• Jo Booth - on twitter, on flickr, on LJ, My Notes really... GIYF
• Julian Carver - mindmap notes - sign up and join in the editing, and a blog post summarising the final discussion.
• live blogged on the day - thomas
• Eduard Liebenberger / Agility for IT professionals
• Seth Wagoner - also see The nzpolitics social network I built during the first session.
• [http://flickr.com/photos/taniwha/tags/barcampwellingtonnzegov/] Photos including the group summaries
• eggs benedict and two flat whites (Sandy Mamoli & Brenda Leeuwenberg)
• maupuia calling - Mike Brown

Where are the presentation slides?

• If you need somewhere to put your slides, Slideshare allows you to upload your slides for free. Cool.
• RFP vs. Website: A love story -- Brian Calhoun's presentation
• Mike Pearson - mindmap notes -- Trusted Government; Top 10 Things for Govt Webmasters
• Rough roadmap to Govt 2.0 background - and output (csv file) - Mike Osborne
• Two shmoo! What about the user? - output from SWOT analysis brainstorm (Word) - Robyn Hunt

The room session timetables

Taken from the pieces of paper stuck on the outside - a record of what was talked about

Comber room

• Moving from the old to new with CSS
• Why your website is slow
• Search engine optimisation
• Road map to Govt 2.0
• XML Governance: It takes a village
• Top 10 things a Govt webmaster can do
• Why standards won't lead to better e-Govt

Irving room

• Accessibility + 2 schemas
• Microformats + Sematice Web
• RFP vs Website lovestory
• Innovation + Effective Risk
• Discussion: OSS Policy + usage SomeNotesOnTheDiscussion

Hopper 1 (near) room

• Wrangling democracy - systems of governance
• Social media
• Online environments - technology paths / what do people want
• When CEOs blog / Audience + focus
• Build the tech + save the world
• Secure mail about as good as you can get

Hopper 2 (far) room

• Acronyms + Publishing from single source to everywhere
• Agile in e-Govt
• Space/place and the meaning of "where"
• Digital strategy + future
• Open Data, power but not as we know it
• Privacy
• Relativity of Rates

The Event

Participants - THANK YOU!

Were you there? Add your name to the list below:

T-shirts: Please note that only 40 t-shirts have been ordered, and these will go to those who registered before August 31. We needed this as a cut-off date in order to get them made.

Sponsors - THANK YOU!

• Fronde - Venue
• Catalyst IT Ltd - $250 + Graphics
• State Services Commission $250
• 3Months $250
• Disneyland Tickets $250
• AccEase $250
• experience $250
• Intergen $250
• Optimal Usability $250
• ProjectX $250
• Webstock $250
• GOVIS $250
• Internet New Zealand $250
• Silverstripe $250
• PlanHQ $250
• DNA Design in-kind design, t-shirts assistance
• Google in negotiation!

Volunteers - THANK YOU!

Have you added yourself to the participants list first?

• add yourself
• Nat Torkington
• David Hume
• Pete McVicar
• Mike Brown
• Mike Riversdale - miramar.mike(at)gmail.com
• Chris Daish - chris (at) zoinks.gen.nz
• Andy Neale - andy.neale(at)natlib.govt.nz
• Tash Hall
• Don Christie
• Paul Moss
• Elyssa Timmer - elyssat AT gmail DOT com
• Claire Benson
• Robert Coup
• Rowan Smith

1. Lee Allen

• Jason Ryan
• Glen Barris - glenbarris (at) paradise.net.nz
• Gary Elshaw - asituationist (at) gmail.com
• Sam Sargeant - sam.sargeant (at) gmail.com
• David Farrar - david (at) farrar.com
• Pete Macaulay - siabost (at) gmail.com
• Colin Jackson - colin.jackson (at) it.gen.nz
• Jamie Baddeley - jamie.baddeley (at) vpc.co.nz
• John Clegg - john@projectx.co.nz
• Steve Leon - stephen (at) inspirationaltv.net
• Hamish MacEwan - Hamish.MacEwan+BarCamp@GoogleMail.com
• Claire Sherrington - claire (at) thinkingorange.com - maybe
• Ray Ching - aka Mephistan
• Seth Wagoner - Interclue
• Brian Calhoun - unbrand (at) gmail.com
• Sam Farrow - sam (at) nzpa.co.nz Sea World Coupons
• Thomas Scovell
• Julian Carver - julian.carver (at) seradigm.co.nz
• Rebecca Cox - becs027(at)gmail.com
• Geoff Bentley - geoff (at) bentley (dot) net
• Bob Medcalf - bob (at) provoke.co.nz
• Miriame Barbarich - experience.net.nz
• Jonathan Ewing - jonathan.ewing at meridianenergy.co.nz
• John Moore - experience.net.nz
• Hayden Vink - hayden.vink (at) dna.co.nz
• Robyn Hunt - robyn.hunt (at) AccEase.com
• Mike Osborne - mike.osborne (at) AccEase.com
• Michelle McClellan - bunnyabandownare (at) gmail.com
• Anthony Hawkins
• Rachel McAlpine - rachel (at) contented.com
• Matt Hunt - morfran (at) gmail.com Avis Coupons
• Ryan Kennedy - websynapse (at) gmail.com
• Robert O'Brien - rsobrien (at) gmail.com
• Hugh McPhail - hugh.mcphail (at) gmail.com
• Terrence Wood - tdw (at) funkive.com
• che tibby - that.strapping.great.lad.che.tibby (at) gmail.com
• Roy Davis - public@dvs.net.nz hotels
• Jim Whitman jim.whitman (at) gmail.com
• Marek Kuziel - marek.kuziel (at) encode.net.nz
• Jennifer Geard - jennifer.geard (at) landtransport.govt.nz
• Hadyn Green - hadyn (at) dropkicks.co.nz
• Mark Harris - barcamp (at) tracs.co.nz
• Joanna McLeod - johubris (at) gmail.com
• Sjef van Gaalen - mail (at) sjef.nu
• Anupama Rajagopal
• Sibylle Schwarz - sibylle (at) gmail.com
• Jayne Wallis - jayne.wallis (at) lifebox.com
• Glynn Foster - glynn.foster (at) sun.com
• Barry Polley - barryp (at) well.com
• Alix Vale - alixvale (at) gmail.com
• Stephen Olsen - olsen.biz (at) gmail.com
• Eduard Liebenberger - el (at) fronde.com

To Do List ..more - DONE!

1. Admit that you want to organize a barcamp
2. Lay the groundwork
3. Get graphics straight final Logos
4. Tell others
1. Discussion
2. Flyer #1
5. Network
6. Assign tasks
7. Get a venue
8. Release the blogs
9. Make lists: Equipment
10. Prepare for lift-off!

Schedule - DONE!

• Pre-organising 8:30am - 9am
• Pick up your name badge / coffee
• Finalise the sessions / times
• Morning sessions: 9am - 12 noon (coffee break at 10.30am?)
• Lunch 12-1pm
• Afternoon sessions: 1pm - 5pm (coffee break at 3pm?)
• Dinner - 6pm, Arizona? or somewhere healthier?
• Evening

Some Background Reading

• Tara Hunt - Government 2.0: architecting for collaboration
• Jason Ryan - 5 principles for Govt2.0
• SSC - e-government strategy
• BBC - Government websites 'too complex'
• Sun: Norway creates first Web 2.0 government