December 30, 2011
Scheming Virtuously – A Handbook for Public Servants
One of the leaders we most admire in Web 2.0 government world is Nick Charney @NickCharney a man who is living on the edge of this ongoing social revolution in all associated contexts. We were over the top when he agreed to allow us to share his phenomenal content here on the PSleader blog and his are some of the most insightful of the great contributions we have had to date.
At the PSengage event in November we were also very pleased that the new Guideline for External Use of Web 2.0 for the Government of Canada was announced by Minister Tony Clement (see video). Since that time we have been working diligently on delving further into development of training and other supporting materials for application and use of this guideline on a practical “day to day” level. (more to come later)
However we were very pleased to see the completed version of this work in progress “Scheming Virtuously – A Handbook for Public Servants” Nick has put together and released. Our view is this should be required reading for those ready to engage socially in the context of the Canadian Public Service and so have included an embedded version below.
Once you have had an opportunity to review the handbook please feel free to comment here on how it relates to your experiences. Are their suggestions you would make to extend this further? Related personal experiences you’d like to share? Please comment!
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