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iGov Research Institute
International. Interdisciplinary. Innovative
July 18-25, 2010 | The Hague and Delft, The Netherlands
The iGov Research Institute provides an opportunity to doctoral students from around the world to experience a week-long, intensive residential program focused on ways to advance, study, and understand digital government research in an international context.
CTG’s two-day XML training curriculum, Using XML for Web Site Management: A Hands-on Introduction with Advanced Exercises, is under a licensure agreement with MicroKnowledge, Inc. for delivery to government practioners and the public.
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Information and Transparency: Learning from Recovery Act Reporting Experiences
At CTG’s November 20th Leveraging Technology for American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA) Best Practices and Knowledge Sharing Forum, attendees heard an insider’s perspective on how six diverse New York State agencies prepared for the October 10th deadline. As part of an ongoing series about ARRA, CTG brought together state agency representatives to share their experiences and how they handled subrecipient reporting.
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CTG Explores Use of Social Media in Government
In response to growing interest in and concerns about social media in the public sector, CTG recently launched a project aimed at exploring the use of these tools by government agencies. CTG conducted two workshops to collect information on the value NYS agencies seek in their use of social media, as well as their most pressing questions and concerns regarding that use. A summary report of the workshops is now available. This report is one of several resources CTG will produce to provide practical guidance on the use of social media tools in government.
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