1. From e-Government to e-Voting to e- Democracy to e-Governance Dr. Julia Glidden 19 May 2005

2. From e-Government to e- Democracy ● First point: one stop shop ● Sheffield.net: online payment, bookings, forms ● Public Data kiosks -free email ● eDemocracy projects – electronic voting – mock elections in schools – authentication research (eTen project) ● Smart|Sheffield card roll out ● Mobile technology for councillors

3. In the Beginning...... e-Information = e-Government

4. Where we Are....e-Government e-Information + e-Transactions = e-Government

5. Where we Are... e-Government

6. In the Beginning... e-Voting = e-Democracy

7. e-Voting: From the Internet

8. To Multi-To Multi- Platforms

9. Where we Are... e-Democracy e-Voting + e-Participation = e-Democracy

10. From e-Voting to e-Participation

11. Students at City School Sheffield Participate in Interactive, e-Consultatoin and Vote on |Local Issues e-Democracy Objectives –Use IT to reengage citizens and government –Deliver information via creative, interative formats –Deploy wireless technologies to broaden reach

12. From-E-Voting to e-Participation Interactive online consultation / voting 14-18 year olds Four Sheffield schools Smartcards authenticate students 3 issues: banning smoking, local facilities and their representatives

13. From-E-Voting to e-Participation

14. From e-Participation to e- Governance ● National project (Nomad) 2004 ● Bringing councillors closer to citizens ● 28 councillors given PDAs ● PDAs record citizen queries and issue receipt ● Citizens can track progress on a web site ● e-Enabled remote meetings: real-time eVoting

15. From e-Democracy to e-Government -- The Virtuous Circle