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Work Session on Statistical Dissemination and Communication

Work Session on Statistical Dissemination and Communication

12 - 14 September 2006
Washington D.C. United States of America
Document Title ENG
 
Report of the UNECE Work Session on Statistical Dissemination and Communication
  
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25 Oct.06
 
Summary of Abstracts
  
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18 Jul.06
 
Printable version of all papers (PDF 4.9 MB) / Zip version (2.6 MB)
  
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8 Sep.06

 INF.1 

Information Notice
  
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5 Jan.06

 WP.1 

Provisional Agenda
  
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5 Sep.06
topic (i) Communicating effectively on the Web

 WP.2 

Usability (Invited Speaker)
  
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20 Sep.06

 WP.3 

Using Paper Prototypes to Test Website Navigation (United States)
  
PDF PPT
20 Sep.06

 WP.4 

Moving into the 21st Century: the IMF’s Transition to New Environment for the Web Dissemination of its Statistical Databases (International Monetary Fund)
  
PDF PPT
30 Aug.06

 WP.5 

Standing Out in a Crowd: Improving Customer Utility on a Centrally Administered, Shared Web Site (United States)
  
PDF PPT
30 Aug.06

 WP.6 

Blind Friendly Web (Czech Republic)
  
PDF PPT
30 Aug.06

 WP.7 

FedStats' Work on Accessibility (United States)
  
PDF PPT
31 Aug.06

 WP.8 

Perception, Process, Performance: What We Need to Know to Improve the Quality and Usefulness of Our Web Writing (Invited Speaker)
  
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25 Aug.06

 WP.9 

Blogs - are there business applications for statistical agencies? (UNECE)
  
PDF PPT
30 Aug.06

 WP.10 

Communicating statistics with interactive graphics (Germany)
  
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7 Aug.06

 WP.11 

Rich Internet Applications (United States) - paper only
  
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7 Aug.06

 WP.12 

Chez INE - our way for 'serving' and 'presenting' data (Spain)
  
PDF PPT
31 Aug.06
topic (ii) Statistical literacy
 
Panel: Bringing the Numbers to Print
 

 WP.13 

The Dimensions of Statistical Literacy: conceptual and practical evaluations (Finland)
  
PDF PPT
7 Sep.06

 WP.14 

Communication and Perception: which world do statistics live in? (Germany)
  
PDF PPT
7 Sep.06

 WP.15 

Developing Statistical Literacy in the case of Macedonia (former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia) - paper only
  
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15 Aug.06

 WP.16 

News releases published on special occassions (Slovenia)
  
PDF PPT
31 Aug.06

 WP.17 

Taking a horse to water... and giving it a bottle (United Kingdom)
  
PDF PPT
31 Aug.06

 WP.18 

Top 10 Statistical Writers’ Blocks (United States)
  
PDF PPT
31 Aug.06

 WP.31 

Interrelation with Users and Policy on Dissemination of Information (Azerbaijan)
  
PDF PPT
5 Sep.06
topic (iii) How to present metadata

 WP.19 

Understanding the role of metadata in finding and using statistical information (Invited Speaker)
  
PDF PPT
31 Aug.06

 WP.20 

Keeping www.statcan.ca visitors in the loop (Canada)
  
PDF PPT
31 Aug.06

 WP.21 

Metadata and dissemination of microdata to researchers - examples from a webpage under construction at Statistics Norway (Norway) - presentation only
  
PPT
31 Aug.06

 WP.22 

Presentation of descriptive metadata on the ABS website (Australia)
  
PDF PPT
31 Aug.06

 WP.23 

Research-based metadata requirements for a BLS reports archive (United States)
  
PDF PPT
31 Aug.06

 WP.24 

Creating a User-Friendly Glossary and Other Metadata Makeovers (United States)
  
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23 Aug.06

 WP.25 

Publishing Metadata with Data - XML based dissemination process of statistical information (COSSI) (Finland)
  
PDF PPT
31 Aug.06

 WP.32 

Metadata on the Statistical Portal for the Border Region of Saarland – Lorraine – Luxembourg – Rhineland-Palatinate – Wallonia (Luxembourg) - paper only
  
PDF
23 Aug.06
topic (iv) Managing revisions and version control to maintain credibility

 WP.26 

How to use mistakes to improve credibility (Denmark)
  
PDF PPT
5 Sep.06

 WP.27 

Corrections to Publications at Statistics Sweden (Sweden)
  
PDF PPT
31 Aug.06

 WP.28 

Informing the User about updates and corrections: the policy of Statistics Netherlands (Netherlands)
  
PDF PPT
31 Aug.06

 WP.29 

Fixing mistakes on the Internet: a case history at Statistics Canada (Canada)
  
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16 Aug.06

 WP.30 

Presenting updates and revisions of statistics to a sceptical audience (UK)
  
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31 Aug.06