Using Technology for Community Engagement: Four Key Web-Based Platforms for Adoption in Extension

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Extension professionals engage with communities to present programming, find solutions, and disseminate research-based knowledge. While traditional means of communication and face-to-face meetings are still important, the COVID-19 pandemic shifted the ways these professionals connect to their communities. Webbased platforms can provide unique, alternative ways to engage communities in programs, evaluations, and information sharing. Our team of Extension professionals share platforms that create engaged communities by meeting virtual demands.

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Tompkins, C. D., Pullen, E., Hainsworth, C., Averill, B., & Hardeman, R. (2023). Using Technology for Community Engagement: Four Key Web-Based Platforms for Adoption in Extension. Journal of Extension, 61(2). https://doi.org/10.34068/JOE.61.02.20

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