I&R Management Open Final Session This after-lunch session serves as an issue-oriented drop-in to provide time for final networking and to try and find answers to any yet-unanswered questions. The workshop will be facilitated and an online space will be set-up during the conference for people to post "let's talk about" ideas if they are planning to attend. If there are any topics that you still have questions on, this is a time when you can get those questions answered. Clive Jones, AIRS, Sooke, British Columbia Cross-References to Other Tracks In addition to the sessions listed above, people interested in the I&R Management Track, may also want to check out: “Developments in and Disability Policy: A National Perspective” (A-3 in the Aging/Disabilities Track) Medicaid: Current Issues that Impact Aging and Disability (A-10 in the Aging/Disabilities Track) “Accountable Community Care Hubs, Powered by 2-1-1” (B-2 and B-3 in the Track) “Integrating 2-1-1 with United Way” (B-5 and B-6 in the 2-1-1 Track) “Public Information Approaches in a Disaster” (D-4 in the Disaster Track) “Let’s Talk about Outreach Roundtable Discussion” (E-4 in the I&R Service Delivery Track) “I&R role in Re-entry and Reunification” (E-10 in the I&R Service Delivery Section) “Introduction to APIs” (G-2 in the Technology Track) “How to Increase Traffic to your Website? A Complete Guide for Non-Technical People” (G-3 in the Technology Track) “Let it Flow: How Resource Data Can Go Wherever People Want to Use It — Reliably and Sustainably” (G-4 and G-5 in the Technology “Connecting the Dots: The Community Information Exchange” (J-3 and J-4 in the For Everyone Track) Your Way to Success: Maximizing Twitter and other Social Media Platforms” (J-8 in the Technology Track)
After attending this workshop, participants will be able to: Understand the different aspects of SEO Diagnose website and provide optimization recommendations Measure the value of SEO in comparison with other communication & marketing tools Plan website content development to increase traffic G-4: Wednesday June 6th, 9am-10.15am Let it Flow: How Resource Data Can Go Wherever People Want to Use It — Reliably and Sustainably (Part One) This pair of workshops will explore two operational models that can sustainably produce community resource data as a public good: Data Utilities and Data Federations. In the first session — about the Data Utility model — we’ll explore how a single referral provider can publish resource data as a service to its community — balancing open access to all with sustainable revenue generation through features and services. In the second session — the Federation model — we’ll explore how multiple referral providers can cooperate on resource data management as part of a network that facilitates the flow of data updates among many systems. These sessions are relevant to resource data specialists, community relations managers, executives and business officers — anyone considering the provision of community resource data as both a community service and a business concern. Greg Open Referral, Miami, Florida; Panelists to be named later Workshop Objectives After attending this workshop, participants will be able to: Consider various new approaches to sustainable resource data business models. Contribute their own insights to clarify and enhance these hypothetical models. Initiate, join, and/or strengthen new initiatives to establish resource data as a sustainable public good in their communities. G-5: Wednesday June 6th, 10.30am-11.45am Let it Flow: How Resource Data Can Go Wherever People Want to Use It — Reliably and Sustainably (Part Two) This pair of workshops will explore two operational models that can sustainably produce community resource data as a public good: Data Utilities and Data Federations. In the first session — about the Data Utility model — we’ll explore how a single referral provider can publish resource data as a service to its community — balancing open access to all with sustainable revenue generation through features and services. In the second session — the Federation model — we’ll explore how