为沟通英国议会和下放大会信息的基于网络的系统的公民的有效性的探索

Rita Marcella , Graeme Baxter , Nick Moore
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本文报告了一项探索性研究,由英国经济和社会研究委员会资助,该研究调查了技术对议会信息向公众传播的影响。这项研究测试了一种新的数据收集工具的应用:一种交互式的电子辅助访谈,作为英国各地公共图书馆、社区中心、庇护住宿和大学等组织的试点路演的一部分。在这里,公众成员被邀请探索和回应英国议会、苏格兰议会和威尔士国民议会的网站。在这些会话中,在线活动被记录在数据事务日志中,而搜索行为和口头回应则用协议分析方法进行编码。文章提供了这些互动访谈结果的全部细节。它们似乎表明,仅以易于获取的电子形式提供信息不足以鼓励公民参与。还需要其他激励因素和支持形式,以鼓励和使人们能够获取、使用和应用这些信息,并鼓励他们利用技术与民主互动。
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An exploration of the effectiveness for the citizen of Web-based systems of communicating UK parliamentary and devolved assembly information

This article reports on an exploratory study, funded by the UK Economic and Social Research Council, which investigated the impact of technology on the communication of parliamentary information to the general public. This study tested the application of a new data collection tool: an interactive, electronically assisted interview that was taken out across the UK as part of a pilot roadshow to organizations such as public libraries, community centers, sheltered accommodation, and universities. Here, members of the public were invited to explore and respond to the Web sites of the UK Parliament, the Scottish Parliament, and the National Assembly for Wales. During these sessions, online activities were recorded in a data transaction log, while search behavior and verbal responses were coded in a protocol analysis approach. The article provides full details of the results of these interactive interviews. They appear to indicate that the availability of information in readily accessible electronic form is insufficient alone to encourage citizen participation. Other motivators and forms of support are required to encourage and enable people to access, use, and apply that information and to encourage them to use technology to interact with democracy.

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