Let this pique your curiosity: Join 150 social media practitioners from across the federal government for the next #SocialGov Summit at NASA headquarters September 17.
The summit includes collaborative sessions on Performance Metrics, breakout groups, and in-depth case studies from the space agency and the Office of the Director of National Intelligence.
NASA will share how it conducts inter-planetary Social Media at the #SocialGov Summit. Courtesy of NASA.
The autumn #SocialGov Summit is the next in a series of events for the new Federal Social Media Community of Practice, a new objective-focused solver community dedicated to identifying and developing solutions to shared needs among agencies. Our last event reached capacity and waitlisted in less than a week, so if you a Fed handling Social Media management, budget or Legal, register today and make sure your agency is there.
Participants in the #SocialGov Summit are from mission areas across government, including healthcare, intelligence, defense, science and research, and from all-star teams within agencies to one-deep shops driving innovation. This diverse group will come together again to discuss:
- How federal agencies can better measure and report social media performance, improvement of citizen services, and cost savings.
- How agencies like NASA and ODNI use social media to impact their missions.
- What emerging trends may affect our shared mission goals, and what solutions we can develop to meet them.
The Office of the Director of National Intelligence will lead discussion on Social Media in the Intelligence Community at the #SocialGov Summiy. Courtesy of ODNI
The first event, Federal Social Media Camp, attracted more than 100 government social media practitioners from more than 20 agencies, including staff appearances from Twitter, Facebook and Google — capped by announcement of Google+’s new fed-friendly Terms of Service agreement.
Soon we were invited to introduce the Social Media Community of Practice to the Department of Defense All-Services Social Media Conference. Here, dozens of social media specialists from the defense community came together to find ways in which their community can benefit from and contribute to all agencies’ efforts to improve citizen engagement.
The September summit promises to have more space (literally, as it is NASA), and more opportunities to meet colleagues and discuss the issues critical to your mission. Since there are other events and observances that week, we will broadcast sessions from NASA and ODNI online for later viewing.
We look forward to continuing advancing federal-wide social media initiatives, and hope to see you at NASA. For more information on the Federal Social Media Community of Practice and how your agency can get involved, contact Justin Herman at GSA’s Office of Citizen Services and Innovative Technologies.
The Federal #SocialGov Summit is coming to NASA Sept. 17, with agencies across the government collaborating on innovative solutions to shared mission needs. Courtesy of NASA.
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What do i need to do to become a pilot says:
September 18, 2012 at 10:02 am (UTC -5 )
Hope the SocialGov Summit at NASA headquarters went well.Can you tell me if there is a report available?
Lisa Nelson says:
September 18, 2012 at 9:45 am (UTC -5 )
There was a #socialgov summit held yesterday. Watch for a summary of the event here sometime later today or tomorrow..
Buty says:
September 18, 2012 at 2:31 am (UTC -5 )
There are some people that think they can buy another human being
Temo Valle Oportunidad de negocio GVO says:
September 14, 2012 at 7:37 pm (UTC -5 )
I Would like be there wow, but Im from Mexico and is to far….
Contract Negotiations says:
September 13, 2012 at 10:36 am (UTC -5 )
I would love to be able to attend this event!
Spago says:
September 9, 2012 at 5:33 am (UTC -5 )
I am sure it will be a very interesting summit , hope you will present us some informations after it will be done .
Thank you