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Enhancing Information Distribution for Engaging Community Participation

Explore challenges in current information distribution methods like emails and Facebook, and suggest practical solutions such as unified emails, calendars, and word-of-mouth to improve engagement and participation. Learn how to combat the "Nothing to do at Laughlin" syndrome effectively.

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Enhancing Information Distribution for Engaging Community Participation

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  1. Getting the Word Out Combating the “Nothing to do at Laughlin” syndrome MSgt Jennifer Cirricione

  2. Overview • Current distribution of information • The breakdown • How can we make it better • Summary

  3. Current distribution of information • Electronic mail • Facebook • FSS Services web pages

  4. Electronic Distribution Issues • Never received • Too many • Never read • Quickly forgotten

  5. Facebook Issues • Never “liked” • Never viewed • Not updated

  6. FSS Services Web Pages • Never viewed • Not all-inclusive • Readability

  7. Ways for Improvement • Don’t e-mail bombard • Calendar • Base Paper • Word of mouth -- “Sell It!”

  8. One combined E-mail • One organization compiles and distributes info • PA Office • Set deadlines to gather information by • One set date for distribution

  9. “Events Calender”

  10. Base Paper Listing of events Serves as weekly reminder “Event Happenings Tomorrow”

  11. Word of Mouth • Ask for participation • Advertise your own event • Talk to the customers

  12. Summary • Current distribution of information • E-mails, Facebook, Services page • The breakdown • Never received, viewed, or “liked,” too many, quickly forgotten, readability, not updated or all-inclusive • Making it better • One simple e-mail, calendars, base paper, and word-of-mouth. • Conclusion

  13. QUESTIONS?

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