VDDI Rural Forum Feb 2011

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VDDI Rural Forum 8th Feb 2011

Ray Stephens, Moreland Hall


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 Looking

for health information is the third most popular online activity measured in our surveys.  Eight in ten internet users look online for health information, making it the third most popular online pursuit following email and using a search engine ▪ http://pewinternet.org/Reports/2011/HealthTopics.aspx CHCAOD2 - icrossing


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ď‚Ą In the 21st century we now have two

oppositional methods of information: the hierarchy and the cloud.

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In the new era of  Hyperconnectivity  we can carefully watch one another, and learn from

one another’s behaviours at the speed of light. This allows...

 Hypermimesis  means that communities of interest can form around

particular behaviours or movements, creating ‘clouds’ of potential. Putting...

 Hyperintelligence  to work for the benefit of the community. CHCAOD2


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markets are conversations talk is cheap silence is fatal

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 People in networked markets

have figured out that they get far better information and support from one another than from vendors

 All 21st century organisations

need to recognise and adapt to the power of the cloud... or face a death of a thousand cuts  (cluetrain manifesto) CHCAOD2


 Companies

attempting to "position" themselves need to take a position.

 Conversations

among human beings sound human. They are conducted in a human voice.

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 To speak with a human voice, companies

must

share the concerns of their communities.  But first, they must belong to a community.

 (cluetrain manifesto)

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 authorities

don’t seem to provide this sort of information (in my experience) because they don’t want to be seen condoning drug use

 If

you’re looking for proper, unbiased info (unbiased in the fact that it’s not just like drugs are bad government type stuff) then forums are great - unpublished thesis CHCAOD2


 Traditionally avoided as

controlling the

message is the aim  Illicit nature of activities poses challenges  Controversial topic with strong beliefs  Most activities have been underground  Bluelight, Pill Reports, Erowid

 New sites

are emerging

 betweenthelines, highsnlows CHCAOD2


 Somazon

e  ADF  One of

the trailblazers  Stories, question s CHCAOD2


 Between

the lines  Ted Noffs,

Inspire  Blog based discussion generation

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 Highs

n lows

 ADF, Orygen DHS  Videos, stories and

questions about cannabis

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 Sibling support  SHARC  Discussion

board, stories

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 Bluebelly  Moreland Hall  Wiki, stories,

uploads

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ď‚Ą To provide a multi-faceted model for

integrating Web 2.0 and other ICT-based approaches within all service areas at Moreland Hall.  To increase the agency’s capacity to engage with and respond to the needs of potential service users and community members. CHCAOD2


 To facilitate an increased level of service

user participation in the delivery and review of the agency’s services  To improve the accessibility and relevance of educational and therapeutic resources across the Alcohol & Other Drug (AOD) service sector.

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 Legal  Who owns the content?  Is talking about illegal activities illegal?  The law is changing quickly

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risk for funders (govt)

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 Privacy  Collection of IP addresses  Membership or not?  Paranoia

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 Moderation  Time consuming  Needs to be prompt  How much to control?  Hijacking ▪ Spam ▪ Flaming ▪ Commercial postings CHCAOD2


 Engaging  Communities develop

 Prompt  Two way flow of information  New resources

develop naturally  Information can be ‘corrected’  Site is living and changing

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 Quick poll:  Does your work block access to social media? ▪ Facebook ▪ Youtube ▪ Twitter ▪ Ning  Why? Does it work?

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 Survey Sept

10  N=87  Most in Vic

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ď‚Ą Operational guidelines

need to be specific

and include examples

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ď‚Ą Your web content must have a social life

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ď‚Ą Social media must be aligned with your

organisation’s communications or program objectives

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 Crawling (listen)  Twitter  Bluelight  Facebook  Blogs

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 Twitter  Instant updates on news, research, events     

opinions Snippets of HR info Easy access to international expertise Non-threatening Qwitter Twitter for drug workers CHCAOD2


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 Twitter ye not (Nigel Brunsdon – Injecting

Advice)

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1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.

Source of information Brand awareness, credibility Networking and partnership development Provide treatment to people we will never see It’s engaging (and fun?) Encourage opportunities for users to have a voice Extend your staff’s working hours (?) Free (...ish) ‘They’ are already using it It’s not going away CHCAOD2


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Fear

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