"Professional use", which refers to the use of a personal social media account for purposes related to professional activities, such as communicating with professional associations, professional networking (e.g., participating in an online conference), gathering and sharing knowledge (e.g., using Twitter to stay up-to-date on trends or visiting government Facebook pages) and career development (i.e., maintaining a LinkedIn profile). Social media and other Web 2.0 tools and services are providing new opportunities for networking and collaborating. This guideline also provides practical advice and tools that relate to the implementation of the Policy requirements.ĭepartments are encouraged to consider these best practices when developing their implementation plans. This guideline defines professional and personal use of Government of Canada electronic networks, devices and Web 2.0 tools and services. The Policy requires departments to ensure acceptable and efficient use of Government of Canada electronic networks and devices and to provide open access to Web 2.0 tools and services, in accordance with the Policy on Government Security.
Following and engaging experts and thought leaders on social media platforms.Conducting consultations on new policy instruments through wikis.For many public servants this advancement has inspired innovative ways of working, including:
The widespread adoption of the Internet and the rapid evolution of networks and devices have changed the way public servants work, and have improved the ability to communicate, collaborate, and share information and expertise.
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