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The e-Citizen Enablement initiative advocates the building of a people-centric Digital Town Social Network, that enables the sustainable web presence of the 3rd, 4th, 5th, and 6th classified municipalities inside the Internet for community development.

It involves the community owning of a digital town address, and an e-citizen driven activity to build the digital town site that allows on-line publication, interaction, and transactions through the use of web-based applications that the digital… Continue

This presentation explains in plain English the meaning of social media, and the value it serves to the e-Citizen.

This is the public service of the e-Citizen Enablement Project to aggregate publicly published information to build understanding the on-line tools and content to empower the people to use technology for transformative development.

This video presentation is shared by www.commoncraft.com.
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We search the web for knowledge presentations to build understanding of the e-citizens about the value proposition, and the risk to mitigate in using digital tools and services.

This video is generated by the Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada, Jennifer Stoddart. For more information, please contact Colin McKay, Director of Communications, at cmckay@privcom.gc.ca. It discusses privacy issues inside the on-line social networking.


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"e-Citizenship enablement" includes the building of understanding on the Internet applications that are shaping the way people present themselves, and engage one another inside the digital world. In this presentation, the founder of Ning describes the value proposition of open social network, and how Ning, as a social network service provider, realize the fulfillment of a social network.

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The e-Citizen Charter Workbook



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