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Gov 2.0 Camp Rocky Mountains

 

Government 2.0 Camp is the unconference about using social media tools and Web 2.0 technologies.  The camp will bring together the leading thinkers from government, academia, and industry to share Government 2.0 initiatives that are already in process and collaborate about how to leverage social media tools and Web 2.0 technologies to create a more collaborative, efficient, and effective U.S. government on all levels (local, state, and federal).

 
In 2009, the first Government 2.0 Camp was held in Washington D.C. to bring together leading thinkers from government, academia, and industry to share Government 2.0 initiatives that were in progress and to collaborate on ideas about leveraging social media tools and Web 2.0 technologies to create a more collaborative, transparent, and effective government- Government 2.0.  That event was a success and laid the ground work for other Government 2.0 Camps throughout the United States.
 
Government 2.0 Camp Rocky Mountains is the first Government 2.0 camp for the Rocky Mountian Region.  This camp will bring together government leaders, policy makers, scholars, students, contractors, and government employees to discuss and work collaboratively on improving government through technology.  This event is open to anyone interested in improving government.  Our focus will be the use of technologies, like Web 2.0 and social media tools, to create a more collaborative, transparent, and effective government. 
 
The inaugural Government 2.0 Camp was organized by the Government 2.0 Club, a national organization that creates opportunities for government, academia, and industry to share ideas and solutions for leveraging social media tools and Web 2.0 technologies to create a more collaborative, efficient, and effective government.  This camp is not organized by that group, but formation of a Rocky Mountian chapter may become an action item of our camp.

 

Event details

 
When 
June 12, 2010
 

Where 

Silicon Flatirons Center at CU School of Law, http://www.colorado.edu/campusmap/map.pdf
 
Registration
Online registration was available at http://rmgov20camp.eventbrite.com/ 
 

 

Sponsors

Maximum donation of $300
Camp sponsors: 
  • Clem Information Strategies 
  • Colorado.gov 
  • Corner Aliance
  • Craig Newmark 
  • Govloop
  • Microsoft 
  • MWH Global 
  • VisionTek, Inc. 

Camp supporters:

  • Silicon Flatirons Center

 

Schedule

09:00 AM – 09:15 AM           Welcoming / Opening / Introductions 

 

09:15 AM – 10:00 AM           Leading in the Social Web (Aaron Templar)

 

10:00 AM – 10:45 AM           CSC Labs / OpenColorado

(Sean Hudson / Michele Hovet / Brian Gryth)

 

10:45 AM – 11:00 AM           5-minute break

 

11:00 AM – 11:45 AM           Citizen Participation & Collaboration:  A workshop

(Alli Gerkman & Scott Primeau)

 

11:45 AM – 12:15 PM            Emergency Management & Web 2.0 (Corey Reynolds)

 

12:15 PM – 01:30 PM             Lunch

 

01:30 PM – 02:00 PM             Creating Your Own Mobile Government Apps

(Frank Traylor)

 

02:00 PM – 02:30 PM             Adding Value:  Government content, information, and giving the public what they need and want (Connie Clem)

 

02:30 PM – 02:45 PM             Break

 

02:45 PM – 03:15 PM             Making Data and Information Useful

(Charles “Chic” Naumer)

 

03:15 PM – 03:45 PM             Legislative Transparency (Luke Korkowski)

 

03:45 PM – 04:00 PM             Break

 

04:00 PM – 04:30 PM             Closing / Wrap-up / Call-to-Action!

 

Video

Recorded video is available at http://www.ustream.tv/channel/gov-2-0-camp-rocky-mountains  

 
Other Proposed Sessions 
  • Why is Gov 2.0 important for your agency and how do you sell it to management?
  • How does Gov 2.0 support government’s role?  What is government’s role? 
  • What role do/can/should citizens play in Gov 2.0? 
  • The importance of data catalogs and how to develop them 
    • Discussion and presentation about a community driven project called Colorado Smart Communities (aka CSC Labs) which has the goal of creating a universal data catalog for Colorado
    • A presentation about Law.gov, a proposed data catalog of primary law sources in the United States 
  • State legislative transparency and making the legislature more open to citizens
  • Examples of successful implementation of organizational change in government
  • How is Gov 2.0 applicable to public information officers?
  • Is Gov 2.0 successfully supporting government collaboration with the public?
  • Records retention issues (e.g. Library of Congress & Twitter)
  • Copyright and other related legal issues
  • Buyin / consensus building for government website portals
  • Funding models for Gov 2.0 efforts
    • The impact of budget shortfall on Gov 2.0 
  • How does the digital divide affect Gov 2.0 efforts
    • How the FCC's broadband efforts might support government agencies 
  • Using social media internally
  • Recent legislation that is of interest

 

 

Planners

Sean Hudson and Michelle Hovet

 

Volunteers

  • Add yourself...

  

Task List

Tech

  • Wifi
  • Projectors 
  • Photo
  • Video
  • Audio
  • Streaming video or Stickam or Skype
 
Non-tech
  • Logo design (currently have assistance from VisionTek, thank you!)
  • T-shirt design 
  • Breakfast
  • Lunch
  • Coffee/Tea/Soda/Water
  • Tables & chairs (mainly for registration)
  • Extra pens 
  • Chalk & erasers (Yes, we get to use chalkboards) 

 

Tags for twitter, flickr, delicious, technorati etc.

Please use the tag RMcamp on delicious and flickr and the hashtag #RMcamp on twitter for content related to this event

 

Blogs

 

Budget

 

Revenue 

             

Notes 

 

Sponsors 

             
   

VisionTek 

 

$250.00  

       
   

Corner Alliance (Corey Reynolds) 

 

$300.00  

       
   

Craigslist (Craig Newmark) 

 

$100.00  

       
   

Govloop (Steve Ressler) 

 

$100.00  

       
   

Clem Information Strategies (Connie Clem) 

 

$50.00  

       
   

MWH Global (Chris Puccio) 

 

$100.00  

       
   

Colorado.gov 

 

$500.00  

       
   

Microsoft (Mark Drapeau) 

 

$300.00  

       
 

Total Sponsorship 

     

$1,700.00  

     
                 

Total Revenue 

         

$1,700.00  

   
                 

Expenses 

               
 

EventBrite 

             
   

3/10/2010 

 

$8.25  

       
   

4/10/2010 

 

$8.49  

       
   

6/10/2010 

 

$12.71  

       
 

Total EventBrite 

     

$29.45  

     
 

PayPal 

             
   

Test payment fee 

 

$0.36  

       
   

VisionTek 

 

$7.55  

       
   

Corner Alliance (Corey Reynolds) 

 

$9.00  

       
   

Craigslist (Craig Newmark) 

 

$3.20  

       
   

Clem Information Strategies (Connie Clem) 

 

$1.75  

       
   

Govloop (Steve Ressler) 

 

$3.20  

       
   

MWH Global (Chris Puccio) 

 

$3.20  

       
   

Microsoft (Mark Drapeau) 

 

$9.00  

       
 

Total PayPal 

     

$37.26  

     
                 
 

Coffee & Pastries 

Panera 

 

$186.54  

       
                 
 

Lunch 

Paradise 

 

$541.76  

       
                 
 

Water & Soda 

   

$0.00  

     

Paid by MH 

                 
 

Total F&B 

     

$728.30  

     
                 
 

Room Supplies 

             
   

Chalk 

         

Silicon Flatirons 

   

Erasers 

         

Silicon Flatirons 

   

Pens (2 packs of 12 for $9.49/pack) 

$20.45  

       

Paid by SP 

   

Notebooks (4 packs of 3 for $2.59/pack) 

$11.16  

       

Paid by SP 

   

Copies 

$12.66  

       

Paid by SP 

                 

Total Expenses 

         

$795.01  

   
                 

Net 

           

$904.99