strong roles, controlled minimal social interest, though membership, and tools networking, though the act of joining one to support we note these are makes this largely a collaboration in teams rarely used group-support system Figure 9: Support for social in some common social software Appendix 2: Examples of effective cross-sectoral networks From Sarah Fordyce NDS Network for Quality 2009-2010 – The Network for Quality Project has three goals. The project is designed to give agencies opportunities to establish and sustain: Networks focused on leadership from experienced agencies to build capacity to implement the Quality Framework and prepare for independent monitoring. Networks that develop innovative and collaborative knowledge management strategies to support documentation of quality processes. Networks that focus on building organisational capacity in effective change management to engage staff of their agencies in implementing the Quality Framework and preparation for independent monitoring. Project outcomes are that Disability Service Providers will be: More confident about their organisation’s capacity to meet Industry and Outcome Standards More confident about their organisation’s readiness for independent monitoring. Successful in implementing the Quality Framework and meeting independent monitoring requirements Write-up is on . Examples of effective cross-sectoral forums with elements of of practice’ ‘community From Pompetti: Whittlesea Community Futures Convened by Council 30 orgs, plus metroaccess… 4 working groups/clusters and a fifth cluster - Disability Working Group (service providers only) plus Whittlesea Disability Network (cf DAC) with providers and community members
strong roles, controlled membership, and tools to support collaboration in teams minimal social networking, though we note these are rarely used interest, though the act of joining one makes this largely a group-support system Figure 9: Support for social in some common social software Appendix 2: Examples of effective cross-sectoral networks From Sarah Fordyce – NDS Network for Quality 2009-2010 The Network for Quality Project has three goals. The project is designed to give agencies opportunities to establish and sustain: Networks focused on leadership from experienced agencies to build capacity to implement the Quality Framework and prepare for independent monitoring. Networks that develop innovative and collaborative knowledge management strategies to support documentation of quality processes. Networks that focus on building organisational capacity in effective change management to engage staff of their agencies in implementing the Quality Framework and preparation for independent monitoring. Project outcomes are that Disability Service Providers will be: More confident about their organisation’s capacity to meet Industry and Outcome Standards More confident about their organisation’s readiness for independent monitoring. Successful in implementing the Quality Framework and meeting independent monitoring requirements Write-up is on . Examples of effective cross-sectoral forums with elements of ‘community of practice’ From Pompetti: Whittlesea Community Futures Convened by Council 30 orgs, plus metroaccess… 4 working groups/clusters and a fifth cluster - Disability Working Group (service providers only) plus Whittlesea Disability Network (cf DAC) with providers and community members
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